Food saving tips and 4-H lamb show notes from Linn County
The bulletin urges canning berry crops with sugar, calls for sharing excess produce, and notes a food shortage risk. It lists twenty-one Linn County 4-H members at the St Joseph Lamb Show and Sale with detailed results and premiums. It also covers sweet potato planting, Irish potato outlook, parasite control in sheep, and soybean products with diet notes and farm bulletins.
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Linn County
St. Joseph
Sale
E. L. Shiflett
Jimmie Gray
Donald Seward
Clarice Seward
Cecil Reed
West Linn
Everett Hale
Vernon Head
Gary Hanman
Larry Hale
Enterprise
Donald and
Dale Bowen
Sunny Point
Roy Lee Rogers
Edith Johnson
Ralph Rogers
Linneus
Chicken Chatter and Weather: Green Feed Tips and Weekly Outlook
Poultry notes suggest using lawn clippings and fast growing greens like kale and Swiss chard to feed layers when grazing is limited. Manage nests and light to prevent egg-eating, keep water and feed in shade, and consider moistened mash with milk in heat. The weekly weather summary reports 1.30 inches of rain in the week ending June 30, with June 9.07 inches total, and mentions severe storms across the middlewest, including 90 mph winds in Salina and multiple tornadoes.
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Middlewest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Salina
Liberal
Douglas
Iowa
Herman F. Kille
Stamps and Meeting Notes From July 1 Meeting
New stamps become valid July 1 with five for processed foods and five for meats and fats. Blue stamps Jl Ki Ll M1 and N1 and red stamps Al B1 Ci Di and El each worth 10 points for a total of 50 points per category. Stamps good through October 31 with four sets per rationing period. July 1 retirements include red B2 through J2 and blue N2 through S2. Sugar stamp 36 remains good for five pounds through August 31. Meeting adjourned with songs and games, next meeting July 11 at Cross Roads school house.
Birth of Sharon Kay Glidewell in Milan
Mr and Mrs Alva Glidewell announce the arrival of an 8 lb baby girl named Sharon Kay on June 28 in Milan. The father serves with the Merchant Marines. Attending physician was Dr McArtor.
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Alva Glidewell
Milan
Merchant Marines
Sharon‘ Kay
McArtor
V LO T 4 H Club Meets At Cross Roads School
The V I O T Club gathering on Wednesday night June 27 at Cross Roads school house had five members and six visitors. Greg ory Spencer as president led the meeting with the 4 H Club Pledge. The secretary’s report was read and roll call was answered by “What I Have Done In My Project.”
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V.I. O. T. Club
Cross Roads School House
Gregory Spencer
Homeworkers Club Meets With Mrs Sallie Prather
The Homeworkers Club met June 28 with Mrs. Sallie Prather for an all day gathering. Seven members attended along with twelve visitors and two children. A noon meal was shared prepared by Mrs. Prather and club ladies. The afternoon included a program, songs, scripture, and a contest won by Lela. Next meeting set with Mrs. Lee Ellis Hedges on July 12.
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Homeworkers Club
Sallie Prather
Tressie
Lela
Lee Ellis Hedges
C. R
Purdin Daily Social Notes Include Visits and Farewells
Pur din area residents share visits with relatives in the past week. John Robert Boomer arrives on leave to visit his parents. Albert Taylor dies 75 in Brookfield prompting relatives from Pur din to attend Lydia Seals funeral in Milan.
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John Robert Boomer
John Boomer
Chas. Tate
Browning
Purdin
Roy Smith
Victor
Harold Armstrong
Clece
Earnest Pearson
Carl Cassity
Kansas City
Faith Cassity
Landon Hamner
Garland
D. L. Cady’s
California
Verne Brown
Russell
John Taylor
Brookfield
Albert
Lydia Seals
Milan
David Cady
R. W. Cassity
Virgil Lee
Frank Cassity
Lucy Houser
Charley Head
Claude Moore
Velma Hill
Nellie Garrett
Effie Pulliam
Lula Helms
Katie Armstrong
Rose Chambers
Maxine Helms
Herman Powell
Linneus
Also Mentioned on This Page
June Carroll
Home Dem
Donald Hall
Mary-Ann Crose
Donald Bowen
Betty Sue Reed
Clarice
Donald Sewart
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Missouri Agricultural Extenson Service
H.D.A
E. F. Peterson
Weekly Weather Review
V.lo.t. 4-H Club
the Homeworkers Club
Boyt
H. L. Schrock
Harvey’s New General Store
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