Control Contract Is Given Approval For 1938 Hog Program
Administrative approval granted for the new corn hog contract covering 1938 and 1937. T H McGov ran reports the forms are being prepared with issuance planned for January. Provisions include up to 100 percent hog base production in 1938 with payments up to 2.50 per head for up to 50 percent of base, options to retire 10 to 80 percent of base with 35 cents per bushel on retired corn yield, and a requirement that 25 percent of base be planted for maximum payment. Bases will be re established by appraisal, earlier bases discarded for new or returning producers, and equitable bases will be assigned before spring planting. By late November 962,571 contracts accepted from 1,030,000 applications. first payments issued on 993,498 contracts.
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T. H. McGovran
Washington
Mound Garden Club Christmas Decoration Contest
The Mound Garden Club of South Charleston sponsors a home and lawn decoration contest with first and second prizes. Open to all residents. register with Warren W. Mowry by noon Tuesday December 24. Displays viewable from the street December 26 27 and 28. Judges include Robert L. Bryan Mrs J Edwin Stark and Mrs Thomas Roper. Club planted 1000 tulip bulbs at the park funded by the town.
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Mound Garden Club
South Charleston
Warren W. Mowry
Robert L. Bryan
American Legion
J. Edwin Stark
Seal Return Average Above Usual Quota
The 1934 Christmas seal campaign by the Kanawha County Anti-Tuberculosis League reports returns slightly above the usual quota. Secretary Mrs Grace Wolfe said the sales close on Christmas Eve and that continued response into next week will sustain work for children affected with tuberculosis at Hill Crest Sanitarium.
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Kanawha County
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Hillcrest Sanitarium
Grace Wolfe
League
Wolfe
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