Thinning Guides For A Productive Vegetable Garden
A vintage gardening note explains spacing and thinning techniques for several vegetables. Carrots should be thinned to about an inch apart, radishes similarly, and green onions thinned by pulling excess spears. Beets need seeds planted 1 1/4 to 2 inches apart. later every other plant can be removed. Lettuce benefits from sparse sowing or thinning to about two inches, with alternate plants pulled as they grow. Bush beans and turnips also have recommended spacing to avoid crowding and promote growth.
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Ferry-Morse Sted Co
Veterans Administration estimates World War II veterans near sixteen million
VA projects about 16 million World War II veterans including those discharged by June 30 and those still in service, far surpassing earlier wars. About 150,000 WWII veterans are taking correspondence courses under the GI Bill, with enrollment peaking later in the year.
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Veterans Administration
Ili Fl. Mearines
Veterans GI insurance reinstatement option clarified
The note explains that veterans aged 3 to 20 years or with lifetime monthly installments can reinstate lapsed GI insurance by paying the old premium rates through August 1, 1947. It requires proving health is as good as when the policies lapsed and applies regardless of beneficiary lifespan.
Summer School Students Embark on Annual Wyoming Recreation Trips
University of Wyoming summer school students, 36 in total, set off on three annual trips during a July weekend. One group toured Black Hills landmarks including Devil's Tower and Mount Rushmore area, staying first in New Castle and Rapid City with visits to Wind Cave and Needles. A second group went to Swan and Shaffer dude ranches south of the area for overnight exploration.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Black Halls
South Dakota
Swan Tanch
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
New Castle
Wyoming
Rapid City
Mount Rushmere
State Game Lodge
Wind Cave
The
Needles
Swan and Shaffer Dude Ranches
Sam Abernathy Helps With Supper In Shared Housework Bond
A late evening visit to the Abernathys reveals Sam in the kitchen wearing an apron, aiding Dixie with supper dishes and cooking. The couple’s partnership in housework reinforces their bond and the importance of shared tasks in marriage, a view echoed by the Brews Foundation.
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Sam
Dixie
Weekend Yellowstone Tour For 34 Students
Laramie reports a third group of 34 students spent the weekend at Yellowstone Park. The tour served students not on the initial Yellowstone trip, with horses, open fire meals, a campfire sing, and tent sleeping during the night. Current construction notes 80 percent of new homes will have shower facilities per a Tile Council of America survey. A new H-ray machine will capture images in a fraction of human thought time.
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Laramie
Eee Aes
Yellowstone
Tile Council of America
Two Wyoming Painters Accepted for Chicago Exhibit
University of Wyoming faculty members John Opper and George J. McNeil have been selected by Kath erine Kuh assistant curator of paintings at the Chicago Art Institute for its fall annual exhibition. The works titled Wyoming Skies and Dominant Green reflect Opper and McNeil's roles as assistant professors of art. Julius Caesar paid his bodyguards the equivalent of six a week in gold. A record peach crop is in prospect for 1947 according to A P Food Stores. Accidents recounted for 9 085 of the total at 48 697 U S Navy deaths in World War II.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Katherine Kuh
Chicago Art Institute
Institute
Wyoming Skies
John Opper
George J. McNeil
University
Julius Caesar
A & P Food Stores
U. S. Navy
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Annapolis
Washington
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Naval
Mary Department
U. S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
Congress
Frederic A. Adams
Denver
Sugar Rationing Administration
U. S. Department of
Big Piney-LaBarge
American Legion
Big Piney Community
Bobby Miller
Swingsters
Rock Springs
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
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Contract Motor
Transportation General Trucking
Cottonwood Coal
W. R. McNinch
Pinedale
Wyo
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
City Auto Sales Co
Elk Street
Rock Springs, Wyo
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