1943 Linn County 4 H Show and home front notes
The St Joseph 4 H Show runs September 28 to 30 with entries in food preservation preparation clothing home service poultry and vegetable exhibits through the Linn County Extension Office at Linneus. Seed samples show scab and seedling diseases urging smut treatment cleaning heavier seeding and fertilization. Ant control remedies use home made bait with sugar water and sodium arsenate in labeled cans. A farmer taxed under income law faces December 15 1943 filing. Oven canning non acidic vegetables is unsafe. Government reports show 4 293 000 cases of catsup bought for servicemen and 50 billion quarts milk forecast for 1943. Victory Gardens hit a record twenty million this year and aim for 22 million next year. Discharged soldiers return uniforms by mail to nearest installation or via Railway Express Agency. Mrs Ellis Cordray departed for Camp Ellis Illinois with Sgt Ellis Cordray.
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Linn County
St. Joseph
Linneus
Army
War Department
Consumers Coal Piles Shrink As Storage Drops
The storage of coal by consumers fell by 312000 tons in July, reported by Harold L. Ickes, Solid Fuels Administrator. He warned that production limits curb potential output and urged conserving coal to safeguard supplies.
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Harold L. Ickes
Zone Meeting Hosts District W S C S Event
Members of Circles one and two of the Methodist hosted the District Zone Meeting on Tuesday September 14 with good attendance. Mrs Lutie B McNealey of Milan presided and programs featured Rosalie Gooch xylophone solo and a community dinner for about one hundred.
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Methodist
Lutie B. McNealey
Milan
Rosalie Gooch
Browning
Brookfield
W.S.C.S
Spencer Britton
Milan High School
Keryl Mae Hurdle
Linneus
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The
College of Agriculture
Teria
Armed Services
Victory
Claude R. Wickard
Wickard
Ellis Cordray
Camp Ellis, Ill
Sgt. Ellis Cordray
Gooch’s Store
Oo Bs
Browning School Park
Missouri
American Legion
Browning High School