Rationing Up to Date for Meat Cheese Butter Fats
War ration book two stamps X Y Z specify goods from August 22 to October 2 and August 29 through October 2. Book three brown stamps A B C D E F cover periods from September 12 to October 36 with staggered start dates and ranges.
Wartime Ration Updates for Food and Fuel Stamps
The notice lists validity for blue food stamps R S T through Sept 20 and U V W from Sept 1 to Oct 20. Sugar Stamp 14 and War Ration Book One stamps 15 16 cover five pounds each through Oct 31 for home canning. Shoe Stamp 18 valid for one pair through Oct 31. Gasoline Coupon No. 7 in A book valid for 3 gallons through Sept 21. Old B and C coupons must be exchanged for new mileage ration coupons Aug 23 to Sept 1 at local boards. new mileage coupons need not be exchanged. Final inspection date information for A book holders of second period is given.
Completion deadlines set for B and C book holders
The article outlines final dates for the third period: B book holders must finish by September 30, C book holders by August 31, 1943, and October 31 for a separate third period. It also notes a method of processing beans by pouring boiling water over 14 quarts to 1 pound, soaking five minutes, then draining. It remarks oats for hogs are not improved by soaking, but grinding helps, and limits oats in hog rations to one third for hogs 80 to 100 pounds.
War Production Hints by County Extension Agents
County extension agents offer wartime tips on pest control and food preparation. Apply sodium chlorate to bindweed at 34 to 4 pounds per square rod in late September or early October. Strain grape juice to prevent gritty crystals by overnight settling and second filtration. Mix grape juice with apple juice. Duly harvest seed heads of sweet clover and feed to small grain for fall through spring pasture and future crops.
Linn County 4-Hers Win 15 Ribbons at District Achievement Day
Fifteen Linn County 4-H members earned ribbons at District 4-H Achievement Day in Trenton. Six blue ribbons topped the tally, with five red and four white awards among the entries by the group of ten boys and five girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hers
Trenton
Care and cleaning of brushes for longer storage
If a brush will not be used for some time clean it first. Varnish and paint brushes should be placed in kerosene or turpentine, shellac brushes in denatured alcohol, and lacquer brushes in lacquer thinner. Then wash the brushes in soap and warm water and press out excess moisture with a soft cloth.
Honor Roll and August season notes from a rural community
The document lists the August Honor Roll recipients including Pvt. Loyd Newton and several named residents. It also contains a long letter from Anabel Atkins Hodliman, from Oceanport New Jersey, dated August 12, 1943, describing life away from home, family updates, and local sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Newton
Noble Ree
Ida May Elsin
W. J. Cokerham
R. O. Steele
Maxine Perkins
Mary Lynhart
W. P. Barclay
Louis Arnold
Clifford Elliott
New
Gertie Crooks
Harold Bowyer
Arlo C. Smith
T. M. Smith
Alfie Christy
Bessie Steele
A. B. Whaley
S. J. Gooch
Gladys Marie
T. S. Elliott
Verl Dell
Frances
Clarence Johnson
W. F. Palmer
Joe Street
Olive M. Garrett
N. W. Phillips
Ray Gooch
John Gooch
Chas. Holdiman
Robert Ware
Ray Kelly
L. A
Substituting Feed Ingredients for Poultry and Hogs
Ground barley or wheat can replace corn in poultry mash with added vitamin A from alfalfa meal at 5 pounds per 100 pounds of feed. Soybeans serve as a protein concentrate replacing soybean meal pound for pound. Grinding soybeans is unnecessary for hog feed.
Peace to Repay for Lend Leases in 1943 Report
President Roosevelt told Congress the eleventh Lend-Lease report covers operations to July 31, 1943. He said the United States seeks no new war debts and that victory and a secure peace are the only coin in repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Community Members Named in School Honor List
A long roster lists many individuals including Mrs. Alta Thompson A C Dickinson J B Maggart and others as part of a school recognition. Names repeated with titles indicate new or pending status and family connections such as Mrs Edina Falconer Mrs Rosa Guy and Mrs Myrl Dodson appear among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Thompson
A. C. Dickinson
J. B. Maggart
W. F. Kille
Cpl
Loren Welch
Edina Falconer
Rosa Guy
J. S. Schrock
Tom Yardley
New
B. J. Harvey
Guy Adams
J. B. Smith
Ray Magart
G. W. Burkholder
John Burkholder
Vinton Jones
Geo. E. Lambert
Luther DeVore
Myrl Dodson
Henry Ford
Cecil W. Lambert
W. E. Pace
M. W. Hickman
J. E. Wykoff
Veda Lambert
B. N. Morgan
Jay Griffis
Hileman H. Havens
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Brown
Oceanport
N. J
New Jersey
Army Post
East
Middle West
New York
Imma
Joe
N. Y
Signal Corps
Earl
Mildred
Browning
Bond’s
Love
Anabel Atkins Hodliman
Browning, Mo
Boe
Bow & Arro
Oxfords
Men’s & Boys
Men & Boys
Boys House
Childrens
Folgers
Greenwich
Great Northern
Durkee
Putnams
J&p Coats
Coats
Perity
W. A. Bond
Farmers Store
Browning, Missouri