Wheat Council Urges Americans to Eat More Wheat
George Britt reports on the Wheat Council of the United States pushing a national campaign to boost wheat consumption postwar. Leaders cite low per capita use, warn of farm losses from market slump, and urge marketing reforms while noting Kansas farmers face about 472 million dollars in losses with costs around 1.36 per bushel and prices near 77 cents.
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Wheat Council of the United
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
The
Wheat Council
America
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Canada
Europe
Charlotte E. Chatfield
Department of Home Economics
Kansas
Kansas City
J. C. Mohler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Agricultural college study pins wheat feeding value for hogs
Experts say farmers could earn more by feeding up to a dollar per bushel of wheat to hogs if hog prices stay high. They calculated how much wheat is needed to add a pound of weight, noting results vary with wheat grade and mixing with other feeds.
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Dillon
Bozeman
Missoula
Montana
Wyman Smith
Rodney Foster
Morse Waldorf
Annabel
Maurean Desmond
Kate Jones
Jeanette Garver
Julia Anderson
Ruth Benedict
Margaret Orr
Roderick Smith
Alden Telin
State School of Mines
Butte
Rhett Rathbone
Tom Olmstead
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Edwin Whitworth
Fred Carr
Elmer Selway
Melvyn Smith
Allan Dansie
Monster in Madison River Frightens Fishermen
Three Forks Herald warns anglers about a large unseen creature in the Madison River that has already seized reels and lines. Fishermen report lost tackle and a monster with abnormal appetite, prompting the State Game and Fish Commission to consider seining the waters to remove the threat.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Madison
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van Dyke
Frank Bramsman
Three Forks Herald
P. H. Dorsey
Three Forks
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