One Price Plan for 1943 Peanut Crop Announced
The 1943 peanut plan eliminates quota and oil peanut distinction, setting 85 percent of parity for all peanuts with added incentive payments of 10 to 20 dollars per ton. Expected crop 1,300,000 acres under Food for Freedom, with prices around 129 dollars per ton for No 1 peanuts and seeds offered at 130 or 155 dollars per ton for planting. фер
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Tao
Vance
Ares
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association Gorman
USDA
Texa
Jalid
AAA
Fair Prices Promised For Irish Potatoes
The State USDA War Board announced incentive payments and price supports for this year's Texas Irish potato crop. Growers can earn 50 cents per bushel for acreage planted after February 1 1943, while price supports range from 3 45 per hundredweight in the Lower Valley to 2 25 in Northeast and West Texas. To participate a farmer must plant at least 90 percent of his farm acreage. Texas growers are set to cultivate 21 565 acres.
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Texas
Usda War Board
West
U. S
Startling wartime casualty report spans Pearl Harbor to Nov 15 1942
Reports show US armed forces: 9 129 killed or wounded and 39 827 missing or prisoners. Home front workers: 44 500 killed and 3 800 000 injured. Would you have believed this startling tally.
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Pearl Harbor
Funeral Rites for Charles Donaldson
Charles Ray Donaldson born February 16 1943 died the same day. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J L Woolsey. Interment in Stag Creek Cemetery. He leaves parents Weldon and spouse, a brother Roy, and four grandparents.
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Charles Ray Donaldson
Weldon Donaldson
J. L. Woolsey
Stag Creek
Charles Ray
Roy
Farm Plan Sheet For Maximum War Production
A. E. Boyd announces the 1943 farm plan sheet distributed by the Comanche County USDA War Board. The plan outlines food feed and fiber targets and will determine Selective Service classifications while guiding farmer aid, rationing eligibility, and farm labor and equipment sharing.
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A. E. Boyd
Comanche County
Usda War Board
Farmers urged to boost war production in Comanche County
Mr. Boyd explains deferment rules under Selective Service for farmers producing up to 16 war units in 1943. A war unit equals production of essential farm goods with equivalents listed for milk cows and crop acres. Local draft boards will decide deferments and reclassifications. Sign-up of Comanche County farmers starts soon with meetings arranged through committeemen.
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Ing
Boyd
Selective Service
Comanche County
Navy Sailor Returns to San Diego Base
Albert Brannan of the United States Navy has returned to his base at San Diego California. Mr and Mrs J C Gallan of Brownwood spent Sunday with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs W R Stephens and son.
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A. E. Bowman
Dudley Bros
Stephenville
Ernest Tupin
Tupin
Albert Brannan
United States Navy
San Diego
California
J. C
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J.R. Eanes & CO
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Texas Telephone Company
Uncle Sam
Texas Telephone Co
Baxters Place
Mr. Farmer
Sam
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