U. S. Marine Corps Seeks Recruits for Enlistment
The Marine Corps invites young men aged 18 to 25 to enlist, promising steady work, promotion prospects, free education, and travel. They operate globally including China, the Philippines, Guam, Panama, and Hawaii, with postings on naval vessels. For information, contact Recruiting Station Chicago, Room 824, Post Office Building.
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U.S. Marine Corps
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Phillipines
Guam
Pannama
Hawaiian Islands
Asiatic
America
West Indies
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station
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Chicago
Illinois
Chinch bugs threaten crops despite heavy rains
Reports indicate chinch bugs remain a potential menace to Sullivan County crops though recent heavy rains have drowned many insects. Farmers are warned not to assume danger is over and should continue monitoring fields and apply advised controls if needed.
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Missouri
Sullivan County
Browning Farm Club Wool Purchase Offer
Notice promising top market price for wool and urging sellers to visit before selling.
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Browning Farm Club
Corn Hog Ruling 107 Clarifies Base Production Rules
County agents receive guidance on 1935 corn and hog base production requirements for contract signers. A signer failing to plant 25 percent of the corn base or produce 25 percent of hog base risks a presumption of not being a bona fide farm operator unless proven retirement from production. The ruling aims to prevent Government payments to those not contributing to the program’s goals.
New Horse Circular From Missouri College Extension
A timely circular on horse production published by the Missouri College of Agriculture is Extension Circular 323 Farm Work Mares and Colts. Compiled by Professors Trowbridge and Ewing of the Animal Husbandry Department. Copies are free at the county agent's office.
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Missouri College of Agrculture
Trowbridge and Ewing
Animal Husbandry Department
Letter to Poultry Raisers Encourages Egg Price Focus
Frank Priebe advises poultry raisers to keep productive hens, not sell them, as egg prices rise. He notes roosters should be culled after hatching to improve egg quality and profitability, and stresses ample clean feed and water, clean nests, and prudent flock management.
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Frank Priebe
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Ford
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