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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
5
Ted R Gamble national director of the War Finance Division declares My Thinking My Money My Time will stay in this war to the finish. He urges Americans to buy extra War Bonds to beat the Japs and finish the war in Europe. The editor notes that today's totals should reflect personal determination to buy to the limit of buying power.
Miss Joan Larimore visits sister Mrs Charles Isaacs while Charles Bowerman builds a house on a lot once owned by Dr Lane. Miss Mae Miller returns from Michigantown. Rosemary and Anita Lloyd visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Winfrey Lloyd. Mrs Jessie Heiland visits Mr and Mrs Delbert Kuns and son Cpl Bobby Kuns. Mrs Raymond Wallace of Grand Rapids Michigan visits Mr and Mrs Quince Wallace and family.
Thoughtful study suggests easier ways to work, keep hens outside when weather warms, ensure ample water, and manage crops. It notes avoiding coccidiosis by clean ground for 4 to 15 week old chicks and describes contour ridges acting as water dams. It also covers early soybeans, bean plate corn planters, drying alfalfa hay for vitamin A, and general poultry health.
Advice to cut hay in the late afternoon for higher nutritive value, windrow promptly, and barn-dry before curing. Emphasizes dry hot weather to preserve vitamins A and D. For more information, contact the Department of Agricultural Extension at Purdue University in Lafayette.
Iowa produced a record 29,527,000 tons of hay grain and forage in 1942, up 23 percent from 1941, led by 61.5 bushels per acre corn. Eight main grain crops reached 20,627,000 tons, 21 percent above the previous peak as War Bonds funds processed these crops for servicemen.
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