County Agent urges work and fuel saving for 1943 needs
The County Agricultural Agent's Office promotes using farm and ranch jobs in Sublette County to Combat labor shortages. Emphasizes summer preparation for winter fuel with insulation caulking and weather stripping. Advises protein feed planning, pasture legumes, and high protein hay for livestock, plus guidance on pressure cooker distribution and home canning amid sugar rationing.
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Sublette
Gren
Harold Hurich
Wyoming
Sam
Tony Fellhauer
Canning Sugar Ration Details Shared by Extension Agent
Evangeline Jennings Smith of the University of Wyoming outlines a sugar ration plan for canning fruit. Each person may receive up to 25 pounds of canning sugar plus 5 pounds for preserves or jellies, within the overall allotment, with 15 pounds additional per person possible in some cases. Contact the County agricultural Agent for the informational chart and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Jennings Smith
University of Wyoming
Victory Garden Weeds and Soil Cultivation Tips
Harm Drewes of the Ferry-Morse Seed Breeding Station explains that weeds are gardeners' top foe and urges pre growth soil stirring. He advises cultivating between rows as seedlings emerge, with hand or wheel hoe, and repeating after rains to form a moisture conserving mulch while avoiding root damage.
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Victory Garden
Harm Drewes
Ferry-Morse
Second War Loan asks every American to lend needed funds
To hasten victory and save lives our country calls on all citizens to invest in the Second War Loan. Every purse can participate with a loan fit to capacity. The message urges that soldiers give their lives while civilians lend their money to support the war effort.
War Bonds Save Lives Despite Mosquito Menace
Casualties returning from the Solomons include soldiers who were bitten by insects due to lacking mosquito bar protection. The piece urges continued and regular War Bond purchases, noting unseen lives saved and benefits from defense funding.
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United States
Solomons
Calpet and Kemmerer Social Notes Quiet Week
Calpet notes show Mr. Nicholas of Denver visiting, Miss Nedra Gilbert leaving for Denver to seek summer work, and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hoyt visiting Kemmerer for business. Mrs. Perry Kathe is confined in Kemmerer hospital. Kentmerer visitors included Max Greenwood, Mrs. J. H. Greenwood, and T. B. Beadle. Mrs. Carmichael visited LaBarge Calpet then returned home to Madras Oregon. Mrs. Lucy Gregory visited daughter Mrs. M. C. Wright. The community promotes gardens, pigs, chickens and bum lambs as Casper rallies for Victory.
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G. Carmichael
LaBarge
Calpet
Madras
Oregon
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Autum
Mary Collopy
Evangelin J. Smith
Laramie
Smith Bros
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Vera Anderson Felt
Pascagsule
Miss. Shipyards
Henry Kaiser
Washington
Roosevelt
Nadine Conner
Air Corps
B.T.C
Miami Beach
NBC
Conner
Meynard Smith
Dyal
WAR Plant
New York
Hoween
Munon
Navy
ICTOR
Glen Johnston
Big Piney
Wyo
Calpet News
Mr. Nicholas
Denver
Calpeth
Nedra Gilbert
T. B. Hoyt
Kermmerer
Perry Kathe
Kemmerer Hospital
Max
Lucy Gregory
Mrs. M. CG. Wright
Don Wilson
Tom Keigly
Kemmierer
Casper
Stockton
Calif
Ry Dent
WSS
Office of
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Usagi
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