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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1944

Page

8

Transplanting Trees and Shrubs Tips for Fall and Winter

Agricultural expert C. M. Ling outlines best practices for transplanting trees and shrubs, emphasizing dormancy timing, root preservation, soil preparation, and careful planting. He covers fall and winter advantages, watering, weather conditions, hole preparation, root pruning, soil filling, mulching, and expected transplant shock.

Indefinite suspension on slaughter quotas extended

Slaughter quotas on livestock have been suspended indefinitely by the War Food Administration. A packer or butcher with a government license may slaughter livestock for civilian use without quotas or further notice to aid in meeting the nation’s food needs. Also, M Sgt Robert T Hall is awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal at North Camp Hood Texas for exemplary behavior and fidelity in duties. In Africa, Lake Chad during the dry season often shrinks to half its normal size.

Auburn Ala War Food Administration WEA Robert T. Hall Magnolia Atreet C. Hildebrand Tank Destroyer Replacement Training Center North Camp Hood Texas Lake Chad Africa

Grasshopper planes aid Fifth Army artillery observers

Roving reporter describes Fifth Army Air Observation Posts in Italy using small Grasshopper planes to direct artillery fire against German positions. Pilots Floyd Leming and Robert E Savage, with observer, fly low despite manuals, achieving fire spotting from near ground level and forcing German fighter pilots to reallocate.

Tom Wolfner Fifth Army Italy Rome United States Artilley P” Conassed Floyd Leming Abilene Tox Robert E. Savage New York Car Kaufman Pittsburgh Air O. P Savage Batlav Commission Pitot Aly Prines John ‘3. Walker Springfiaht Amy Air Obseraton Ponte Germany Lhasa

Farm Facts and 1944 Garden Tool Production Rules

The Alabama Polytechnic Institute and extension service promote on site milk production with six points on feed, hay, fertilizer and marketing. War Production Board limits garden rake output to 80 percent of 1940 or 1941 volume. Binder twine rules lifted for agricultural use. The new year urges ground prep for asparagus peas spinach cabbage and lettuce with stable manure. East Indies lizards are noted for flight using rib membranes. Putty and other binders are referenced as paint components.

Alabama Dairy Industry and Experiment Station and Extension Service Alabama Polytechnic Institute Sight Point War Production Board

New Baptist Pastor Takes Charge at Marianna First Baptist

Rev. A. C. Abney assumed duties as pastor of Marianna First Baptist Church succeeding H. Wm. Leichty. Interim leadership by William Oswald, associate pastor. church founded about 1887 with about 900 members. Officers include J. T. Rogers, Fred Kingry, Dow Thompson, Ralph W. Nordan, A. J. Stevens Sr., J. W. Phillips, Riley Horne, George Smith, Hinton Folsom, Fred Kingry leads Sabbath school. Marthe Pooser secretary treasurer. Mrs. M. E. Panton heads Woman's Missionary Union.

Marianna A. C. Abney East Hill Pensacola Maranna Mr .Abney H. WM. Leichty William Oswald John D. Thames First Baptist Church J .T. Rogers Fred Kingry Dow Thompson Ralph W Nordan A. J. Stevens J. W. Phillips Riley Horne George Smith Hinton Folsom

Farmers Advised to Buy Alabama Hatched Chicks

Alabama farmers are urged to buy hatchery chicks from reputable sources to prevent losses from chilled or dead birds. Extension poultryman Jobs Ivey stresses sanitation, recommending thorough cleaning of the brooder with lye solution and hot water, warming the house to brooding temperature at least 72 hours before arrival, and using separate coops away from older birds to avoid disease spread.

Auburn Alp We U. & Aim Seya Jobs Ivey Extension Poultryman Houss

AAA Committeemen Elected For 1944

AUBURN Alabama 3000 county and community AAA committee men elected by farmers form a key wartime agricultural support group. A W Jones states they will help farmers raise wartime crops and livestock, improve soil fertility, and inform neighbors of 1944 farm goals.

Auburn Ala AAA Alabama A. W. Jones Jones

Training guide fragment on fundamentals and advanced tactics

Fragmentary OCR note outlines basics for tight training across pantry base and advanced techniques. The readable text hints at developing core skills and progressive drills, but lacks concrete details, names, quantities, or locations. The item functions as a tersely referenced training outline fragment.

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