Slaughter Permits Urged for Coke County Farmers
Coke County farmers who slaughter meat for sale are urged to obtain slaughter permits before April 1. The county USDA war board will issue permits at the local AAA office. Under the new meat program, any person slaughtering for delivery must have a permit and keep records. home use slaughterers without delivery are exempt. Dealers must hold permits and maintain detailed livestock purchase and sale records.
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Coke County
Usda War Board
R. B. Allen
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Allen
Have You Insured Your Cotton for 1943
The message urges cotton farmers to insure crops for 1943 before midnight April 1. It notes protection covers drought boll weevil insects frost flood plant diseases storms wind and hail and invites contact with the A A A office or a Community Committeeman to explain benefits.
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Dez Ict
Cotton allotment raised for 1943 with 110 percent limit
Christine Read, AAA secretary, announced boosts to cotton allotments allowing 110 percent planting without loss of AAA payments. Farmers may exceed allotments by 10 percent without penalties or loan forfeiture, while 1.1 cents per pound will be paid only on official allotments. Federal insurance will cover cotton within the 110 percent limit.
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Coke County
AAA
Christine Read
Financial aid offered to Coke County farmers now
An appeal urged Coke county farmers to arrange financing for spring operations. Farm Security Administration officials said farmers can obtain crucial operating credit from banks and credit agencies, with PSA loans up to 2500 for livestock equipment seed and feed. Eligible part time farmers on small lots may also receive help. Contact Farm Security Office at Robert Lee.
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America
Coke County
Vera Martin
Farm Security Administration
Poliie
Gueney
Buen
Pais
Hees
Atles
Gee
Farny Security Office
Robert Lee
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