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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1944

Page

11

Fat Stock Show Slated for May in Birmingham

The Birmingham Fat Stock Show will run May 4 and 5 with the joint effort of the Chamber of Commerce and Alabama Extension Service. Organizers expect about 400 fat calves to enter the event judged by Cal H Westsecith of Armour and Company and W H Gregory of extension staff. Members statewide may attend and observe the judging and exhibitions.

Birmingham Auburn Armour and Company Chi H Gregory

Good Permanent Pasture Is Farm Asset

Auburn agronomist J C Lowery notes a strong permanent pasture boosts farm value. He advises fertile land, well adapted seed like dallis Brassica and white Dutch clover, lime and fertilizer, and careful soil prep including tree removal and proper seedbed formation.

Auburn J C. Lowery Mr. Lowery Dallis Brass Lowery

Metal Kitchen Utensils Deserve Best Care Today

Auburn advice warns that warped frying pans and saucepans waste heat and cause uneven cooking. Extension home management specialist Mamie Whis rant recommends avoiding sudden temperature changes, not pouring cold water on hot pans, and not striking with metal. Light thin utensils bend easily. smoothing bulges may require heating, wood tools, and aluminum repairs rather than hammers, with lids replacable at hardware or dine stores.

Auburn Mamie Whis Extension Home Management

Butter Production Will Allow Pound A Month To Civilians

Butter production in 1944 will allow civilians about one pound per person per month while military needs take priority. Civilians will receive roughly 78 of every 100 pounds available. armed forces and war services about 18 per 100, with small allocations for lend-lease and contingency reserves. The government aims to stockpile butter to meet increased wartime needs, and the civilian supply will be about 47 million pounds less than 1943 per person.

Auburn US & Military War Services Soviet Union Red Cross

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