Speaking of Farming by County Farm Agents
Co. and Ling Meusten County Farm Agent discuss farming practices to raise hogs efficiently including feed planning, sanitation, breeding, and disease prevention. Details compare feed use, potential gains from different hog numbers, and the importance of grazing crops and regular cholera prevention to minimize losses.
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Co. && Ling
Two 4-H Clubs Buy War Stamps at 100 Percent
Houston County H Clubs lead with full participation in buying United States War Stamps. Ardilin and Jellicoe clubs report 100 percent records and members pledge to raise a war hog for market in July. Also notes Earl Ovington’s first air mail flight on September 28, 1911.
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Houston County
Hubert FE Creel
Creel
Ardilin
Jellicoe
Cree
Ardilla
Eart Ovington
U. S
Henry
Houston
Geneva County
Hardy
Route 1
Headland
Poultry And Eggs Can Relieve The Meat Shortage
A 1918 government notice urges families to raise poultry and eggs to ease meat shortages. It outlines housing, heating, feeding, water, and sanitation steps, advising ready brooders and county agent consultation, with practical tips for chicks from hatch to four weeks old.
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Auburn
Ale
Agrculture
Comrae
Normal Crop Of Peaches Expected This Year
Auburn Alabama reports indicate a near normal peach crop with some varieties producing excess fruit that will need thinning. No relaxation in spray programs is advised while extra care is required to keep fruit in good condition. Strong demand for canning fruit and high prices expected. lead arsenate used early to control worms. Prepare pumps and equipment. thin overburdened crops promptly to maximize useful production.
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Auburn
Ala
Food aid to end April 30 under new school support plan
Distribution of foods through State Welfare Departments to local communities for use in school lunch programs will be discontinued on April 30. Remaining inventories will be released to Federal Procurement or returned to civilian supply channels. Schools can buy locally and receive partial reimbursement from the Food Distribution Administration. those still under the old system will get enough food through May or June to operate until the year end.
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Auburn Ara
State Welfare Departmente
Ioal
Food Dietribcutian Administration
Schoo
Atill
Wll
Edible Part Of Meat Sets Point Value
Auburn ASA reports that edible portions determine meat point values. Extension nutritionist Mildred Simon notes bones and fat reduce value, while fully edible cuts like chuck or round steaks fetch higher points. Perishability also affects total value.
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Auburn
Asa
Mildred Simon
Rationing Advice Encourages Balanced Meat Purchases
Households should ration red stamps across meats brains kidneys and hearts are scarcer than other meats. Housewives are urged to spread stamps to cover nutrition, avoiding spending all on steak and ending with no butter or fats. Begin with potatoes, then add poultry, fresh fish and other unrationed foods whenever possible.
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Simon
Retenone Use Restricted to Specific Agricultural Aims
Auburn Alabama report notes rotenone use limited to targeted crops and pests. Pea growers may obtain rotenone for pea weevils and aphids while beans to control the Mexican bean beetle. Treck and sweet corn sectors gain permits for caterpillars and European corn borer, with broader limits on cabbage and other crops. Farmers must use rotenone sparingly to extend supply.
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Auburn
Plant Hand Shelled Peanuts For Best Results
Auburn Alabama advisory from extension agronomist J C Lowery recommends planting hand shelled peanuts to secure a strong stand. Guidance covers shelling seed with machines, proper operation to minimize cracking, and treating seed after shelling with Mercury dust while noting new materials and increasing seeding rate.
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Auburn
Ala
J. C. Lowery
Extension Agronomist
Essog
Unclear OCR Note on Weather and Reports
Fragmentary report notes incidents after inhalation, mentions speed, machines, and records. Claims some people report machines run faster over weeks to months with good results. Also notes cirrus clouds traveling at 720 miles per hour in a separate line.
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mAues Econ & Piaat Coed
Ehaling
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