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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
8
A fragmented OCR note laments U S farmers and machinery shortages, claiming farmers are the backbone of feeding nations. It references North Dakota farmers seeing six cars of combines and tree reapers traveling toward Canada and other regions amid production curtailments.
The Food Administration bought 108,004 dozen eggs in Minnesota for war needs. Eggs were shipped to Weld County and then diverted to Missouri export houses, later routed toCake and Pearl, with multiple transfers over months. A follow up by the department led to a court outcome, noting the program cost about 4200 dollars in freight and adaptions.
The readable fragments present jokes and short notes with names and replies. It mentions marriage thoughts and a worm imitation act. Other bits reference a farm, certificates, and a few unclear phrases. The overall item resembles a humorous column or variety page snippet.
Mrs. Charles W. Weis Jr., assistant campaign director for the Dewey-Bricker ticket, frames politics as daily work for women voters. At New York Republican headquarters she urges engagement, voting, and discussion of issues, stressing American women face a historic challenge in this election.
A bureaucrat overseeing a federally financed electric project said interest is not included in cost calculations. The response implies interest is borne by taxpayers as the U S Treasury pays the interest, leaving the burden on the poor taxpayer who pays and pays.
An examination shows strainers reduce dirt in milk and improve cream quality. Single use cotton disc pads proved best, offering low contamination risk and affordability. Cheese cloth and wire strainers are too coarse and hard to clean, allowing undesirable material to pass through. Continuous filtering aids compliance with creameries regulations.
A series of soil testing meetings organized by Farm Adviser I F Green will be held at Brimfield Elmwood and Franceville High schools in Peoria County. The program covers limestone and phosphate tests with potassium testing at the University of Illinois Soil Testing Laboratory. Samples must be dry and collected promptly to ensure accurate results as potassium deficient areas are noted.
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