Calf Rearing Proved Key to Maine Dairy Herd Growth
Maine farmers are urged to raise 15,000 heifer calves yearly to sustain and expand dairy herds. Emphasis on purebred bulls, healthy calves, bottle feeding, early grain and hay, and careful management to avoid scours. Demonstrations show skim milk substitutes can work, with specific rations and housing tips from the Maine Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Indiana
Kim
Maine Department of Agriculture
John A. Roberts
Imite
Urgent call to conserve manure and boost kraut canning
Government bulletins urge saving manure as fertilizer and detail kraut preparation to use surplus cabbage. Advice covers fermentation methods, canning steps, and storage, while noting sheep breeding markets and use of breeding stock for farmers.
Lewiston Prepares for 11 Cent Milk in August
Local notes report Lewiston plans for milk at 11 cents starting August 1. Other items include staffing changes at Bat Iron Works, Hodgdon family visits, factory and shipyard activity, and community notices from Bath and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Howard V. Stackpole
Brunswick
Night Watchmen
Bat Iron Works
Orrin Hodgdon
Evere
Mass
Melvin
Hodgdon
Local Jottings Highlight Shore Folks and Summer Life
Local notes record officers of Sasanoa Tribe installation and a stream of town visitors and residents on vacation activities. Mentions Rev Duncklee and family, Cas tine furloughs, summer trips to Bangor and Portland, and local tradespeople resuming duties. Camp life at Popham draws soldiers and beachgoers as headlines note automobile visits, hospital news, and society gatherings.
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M. C. Duncklee
Richard
Weathersfield
O. H. Crie
Bath
Naval Reserve
Castine
Thomas Spence
New London
Gladys Berry
Shaw's
John Wilson
E. F. French
Portland
Warren Dyer
Marine Hospital
John Day
Wilcox
New York
Bangor
Nathan Coffin
Peak
Isl
Charles Dot
Jeon M. Marsen
Robert A. Boyd
Sithur Acid
William S. Stevens Jothbay Harper
Satafeitt
Reed Battery
Slhikem Regiment
Genie R. Willis
Pamtico
Smu Ve Cek
Eat Wuards
Concvressman Wal- In
He.white, Jr
Fitis Anderson
Bondeiniaim
Anderson
Leonard
Whitman
Crawford Island
Lizitning
William HE Roderick
Kiev
Raymond Chappell
Mr. Chappell
First Baptist Church
Ira L. Chapet
William F. Campbell
Providence
Campbell
E. L. Walker
Winneganee
Brunswick
Estabrook & Faton
Boston
Fort Popham
U. S
EF. W. Hyde
Popham
Ter
Riverside Beach
Lewarrd
Drying Fruits For Waste Prevention In Home Canning
A bulletin from the National Emergency Food Garden Commission urges drying cherries with pits in place to prevent juice loss. It advises washing, patting dry, and drying in a single layer at cruc ial heat for two to four hours. Peaches and apricots should be boiled briefly to loosen skins then peeled pitted and halved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vroceman
United States
Commission
Comianeceeri
Futerreney Pood Garden
Othe - Ides
National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Swakels Out: Meoiders Seek Return After Strike Delay
Workers remain absent as Meoiders hold firm on demands while the company signals possible return to work once concessions are granted. The stalemate centers on terms for the molders and the pace of negotiations.
Poultry Supplies Sale Noted Amid Local Notices
The item list includes reduced prices on poultry fountains feeders and supplies from Kimball Bros Co. plus local notes on weddings navy enlistment orders university enrollment and store reopenings with details on staff transfers and upcoming ship launch Edith Nute.
Local residents travel and visitors noted in town column
Our Own People lists outings and visits from Miss Jennie Hopkins in New York on vacation and several townsfolk including Mis s Helene Cubberly from Malden and Mrs Beulah MelIntire from Winne yiance. The piece records minor movements around Southport Boothbay Harbor and nearby areas with wedding plans and business trips mentioned.
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Jennie Hopkins
New York
W. A. Fall
Brunswick
Helene Cubberly
Malden
Mass
Onaledge
Southport
Officer Brown
Nellie Turner
Carolyn Turner
H. N. McCarty
Popham Beach
Beulah MelIntire
Winneyiance
George Daley
Capitol Island
John Milton
Boston
Milton
Annie de Vanna
A. M. Bushnell
Torus
Merrill Seiders
George Chuptill
Boothbay Harbor
Colen Crowley
Green St
Charles B. Harrington
Hyde Windlass Co
Newport News
Lillian Mason
Portland
Frank Dingley
Lewiston
Dingley
Squirrel Island
H. JH. Wieting
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Cook
Washington St
The
Texas Co
FE. I. Cornish
Charles Ervine
Massachusetts
Joseph Prescott
Roxbury
Alvert G. Longley
Seboomook
Greenville
Longley
Mook
Florence
Cyrus
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F. 8S. Adams
Bureau Animal Industry
National
Eimergency Piund Garden Commission
Marland Ridge, Withington, BD
Garden Commission
Maryland Bldg
Washington, S. C
Pai
Department of Agriculture
Furneis
Javias
Stoerdard
Enneli
Jeans Poands
Ieee
Corshtam
Tulalaea
SNR Ag
Tees
Wren
J. A. Winstow & Co
Hyde Winmdla
Arthur Hodgden
Charlestown
Kennebec
Hospital
Naval Reserve Corp
Jonz Grady & Fons
Upper
Weshinstom Strei
John H. Deane
Atlantic City
Thane
Pan
Seadchoe Pone
Leginnings
Harry
Ster Erll
Hurch
Rev
Belerade
A. D. Wilson
Reactriction
Lome
Cambridge
Oscar Wilsom
Bas
furtery C_ Light Artillery
Servier Toda
Brackett
Aniness Merting
Agburma Gram Mal
Lake Greve
Tharmdsy
Seeet
A. Collins
Sch .Wu & Visiter
Read Nichols Co
Mobel
Appleton
Devothe
Massy
Mer
Estes Nichols
Main
Heirem
Fiat
Mortinen
Poston
Capra R. Desprovt
Taverm
Nassam
Riwnett
Philads'a
Barnes
Phippsboro
Jeremish Smith
HLS Lord & Cr
Bostom
Perries
Serwood Hoiltoy New England Co
Providence m N
Frenne
Comsidine
Thomas Stee
Maer
Virtimia
Walter Dinel
J. J. Mulcahy
J. A. Winslow
Eversthims
W. L. Blaisdell
Focal
Pakr
Mere
Saradahoe County
Kimball Bros.Co
Ruth Fuller
Auburn
Elliot A. Fuller
A. H. Stetson
University of Maine
Howard A. Deering
W. G. Cahill
Center St
H. Cahill
Inn
Ferres Cunningham
Hyde Windlas, Co
George Melimon
Sherman EL Willard
South Portland
Edith PD
Myers
Willard
Fort Baldwin
J. A. Spear
Maine Central Ticket Office
Terman Pond
J. O. Labelle
Risteen
Rockland
Milliken Regiment
Ralph Brown
J. L. Snow & Co
Edith Nute
O. W. Folsom
Witter Street
Fletcher
Aly
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