Annual Lespedezas Desirable For Hay
Auburn area agronomist J C Lowery advises farmers to plant annual lespedera for hay in February or March. He suggests good land, lime, and phosphate, with plowing weeks before seeding, to improve grazing for summer. Notes labor shortages limit permanent pastures, especially outside lime-rich Black Belt. Also cites US cigarette consumption data from last year and military use.
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Auburn
Kobe
J. C Lowery
API Extension
Black Belt
Dairy prices steady as milk output remains high in 1945
In the absence of major price adjustments farmers expect dairy prices to hold with smaller declines. Payments for the first quarter of 1945 will be issued, and milk production is projected to stay near the 1944 level with seasonal gains early in 1945. Evaporated and dried whole milk production may stay high, while creamery butter output could drop versus last year.
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Auburn
Dollar
Some Of Stars To Be Heard On WAGF-MBS Programs
The United States has issued a seed shipment of 20 000 tons to Russia for replanting war ravaged areas. A cabbage seed weighing one pound yields about 200 000 pounds of cabbage.
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U. S
Russia
Sharp Acreage Cut In 1945 Predicted For Houston Farms
County Agent C M Ling warned Houston County farmers expect at least a 20 percent drop in the 1945 peanut crop due to a severe farm labor shortage not seen in a decade. Machinery helps little as farmers shift toward cotton, and truck crops may fall while feed crop production rises to meet corn shortages for livestock.
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Houston
C.M. Ling
Ling
Houston County
County Council Officers Installed At Houston County meeting
At the first Houston County Council meeting of 1944-45, newly elected officers were installed by Mrs. Lannie Cain. W. C. Folkes of Ashford was named president, Olivia Cameron of Cottonwood vice president, David West of Rehobeth secretary, Addie Lois Byrd of Vicksburg treasurer and a song leader report was presented to the War Department.
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Houston County Council
Lannie Cain
Taylor
W. C. Folkes
Ashford
Olivia Cameron
Cottonwood
David West
Rehobeth
Addie Lois Byrd
Vicksburg
War Department
County Club Girls Receive Certificates
Miss Mary Law Thompson, resistant 8 club supervisor in Houston County, announced certificates for 17 club girls. Each girl must pick a project, keep a progress record, and be scored on leadership and club work as well as home project results. Projects include food preservation, home management, clothing, home grounds, home improvement, food handicrafts and production.
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Mary Law Thompson
Houston County
Allewance
WT Girs
Turn Curtains Bugs About To Prolong Life
Curtains and sheets wear unevenly from sun and use. Blamie Whisnant of Alabama Polytechnic Institute advises reversing curtains and linens, matching fabric hems, and shifting sunny items to shady sides to extend life and reduce wear.
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Auveven
Blamie Whisnant
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Fragmentary crib notes on furniture and room setup
The readable text describes making beds and arranging items in a room. It mentions rugs, chairs, and decorative touches but the overall meaning is unclear due to distorted OCR. Key terms include beds, rugs, chairs, and a general sense of home furnishing.
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Roske Wei
Germany and Marvin Jones in Paid Work Context
Fragmentary text mentions Germany and Marvin Jones with a phrase about paid work by every American. The excerpt is incomplete, lacking clear event, date, or organization details to form a full-card summary.
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Germany
Marvin Jones
Vrimatrair
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WAGF
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Roosty Sloane
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Mysterious Traveler
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Little Ryan
the Smoothies
Jane Cowl
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Dale Carnegie
County Council
County Club
Orion
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N. St. Andrews St
B.L. P. Paint
AERA
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Alabama Machinery & Supply Company
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