Home Orchard Plans For Houston County Farms
The article outlines establishing a home orchard with named fruit crops and planting specifics. It covers site selection, spacing, and varieties for dewberries figs persimmon muscadines pears pecans strawberries and other plantings, plus pruning and pest notes. It also includes farm briefs on sugar supply cotton stocks egg production breeder seed cow calving and poultry flock guidance and notes the U S geographical center in Smith County Kansas.
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Houston
Thomas
U.S
Alabama
1945 Year of Retribution and Potsdam Close
NEA Service recounts Truman presiding over Potsdam closing sessions after 16 days of Allied talks at the Reichstag era town. The piece notes a $230 per month stipend and the usual protocol, with brief congratulatory scenes as the conference ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Apaay S Truman
Resdentiz
Boodde Ord
World War II Leaders and Final Ultimatum to Japan
Fragmentary account notes 1945 events with Roosevelt Stalin Churchill Attlee and Truman in leadership transitions. Mentions an ultimatum to Japan accepted after the atomic bomb aided the decision, within the Teheran and Yalta conference context.
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Dinesting
Japan
Josef Stalin
Teheran
Yalta
Franklin Roosevelt
Poli
Winston Churchill
Clement Attire
Churcaul
Inter
Postwar Reconstruction Aims Mentioned By NEApersuader
The NEA pursuer outlines postwar aims: Japan could retain three industries but not war production, a civilian government sans militarists, and limited territorial readjustments. Germany was to lose war-making potential with government used to prosecute war criminals andNazism. Reparations to be taken in existing assets.
Potsdam and London Amid Atomic Shock
The Proposals were left to control boards and a Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers to meet in London on Sept 10. The atomic bomb arrived and caused a split, Potsdam showing unity at a new high while London hit an absolute nadir.
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London
Potsdam
New High
Jap Surrender Plaque On Missouri Deck Commemorated
In a NEA feature the surrender of Japan is linked to General Wainwright and General Percival. The last panel shows a bronze plaque bolted to the Missouri's deck honoring the Japanese surrender and the roles of Wainwright and Percival in the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright
Britain
A. E. Percival
Corregidor
Percival
Singapore
Farm Home Demonstration and 4-H Club Meetings Schedule
The Farm Home Beef Supply demonstration will be given at January Home Demonstration club meetings. 4-H health playlets titled This Is 11 and Poultry and Turkey Production 13 will be presented by girls and boys clubs at multiple schools. Plans include automatic waterers for turkeys and sweet corn plantings by Webb Elementary and H clubs. A purebred Angus cow from Rocky Creek Farms, calves born, and peanut price guidance from Washington were noted.
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Big Creek
J. C. Childs
Rehobeth
Alma Drew
Smyrna
Ida D. Whiddon
Webb
Wyatt Gamble
New Providence
Lucile Register
Skippers Cross Roads
L. H. Skipper
Selma
Wade Clark
Taylor
Daisy Taylor
Tursday
Wicksburo
Aredilla
Cowarts
Ashford Elementary
Betty Ruth Aman
Ruth Mills
Ruth Johnston
Polly Ann Whatley
Martha Nell Roney
Elzabeth Woods
Nellie McNeese
Pegsy Taylor
Ruby Nell Kay
Judith Ann Sinquefield
Marmon Inez Gilsson
Zelma Strickland
Virginia Croum
Jane’ Howard
Joyce Chestnut
Hunice Kirkland
Montee Hart
Ruth Mercer
Patricia Enison
Dupree
Lucile Whitehurs
Gladys Adams
Rupe Metcmrton
Nel Thomas
Miriam Brewer
Barbara Nowell
Martha Whitehead
Collene Adams
Imogene Adams
Mate van
Dixie Wade
Joanne Grandberry
Janice Sanders
Poe
Rocky Creek Farms
William A Womack
WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES POW REPATRIATION AND FARM CALF TREATMENTS
War Department states prisoners of war will be returned to native countries and not available for farm labor in the 1941 harvest. Edwin Bruner of Cottonwood 4-H shows three beef calves at Tri States Fat Stock Show and treated them for Ox Warble with five percent rotenone. Farmers plan sweet corn plantings for carload shipments using hybrid Aristoid Bantam No 1. Homemade clay model day suggests a kids craft for Christmas packages.
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The
War Department
Edwin Bruner
Cottonwood
Tri. States
Billy Snell
Fowler
Filing 1945 Estimated Tax Questions and Answers
A reader asks about calculating estimates, filing Form 1040 or 1040 ES, credits for withholdings, penalties for underestimating, and due dates for 1945 and 1946 declarations. The guidance covers using Form 1040 as a combined declaration and return, penalties up to 10 percent, thresholds for underestimation, and district filing details.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Birmingham 3
Alabama
Lighting Up Your House For Dim Weather
As darkness settles earlier in the year, brighten interiors with focused lighting. Install center-lamps, fresh bulbs, and polished shades, plus mirrors and clean windows to enhance natural and artificial light.
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C. M. Ling
Blackmore
United States
Smith County
Kansas
Kilmer & Co. Loc
P.O
Stanferd
Vicks VapoRub
PIC
I. W
First National Bank
Dothan
Te Jima
Manila
Jap Sur
Ender
Missouri
General MacArthur
Pacific
America
Jona
Houston County
Department OF Agriculture
Washington
B. H. Whitten
Webb Elementary
Charles Harley
Th H
Amber
Glenn Lancan
Capt
Rex Morgan
Conshohocken Tires
J.B. Davis
Sinclair Refining Co., Agt
Nowell
Marvette Nowell
the Trading Post
Care the Dothan Eagle
FE. E. Ray
Cottonwood, Als
HFP
J. H. Coe
Rehobeih
McNeil Cross Roads
Ala
Beulah Church
R. Brackins
Alz
Cora Dudley
Webb, Ala
AFD
G. B. Mercer
Ashford
Cory Dudley
J. E. Mathis
Smyrna Church
Ernest Patterson
Pansey
R. M. Elmore Pansey
Baker Barn
L. F. Spivey
B. M
John Deere Tractor
C. McArthur
Pansey, Alg
Ariton
Walter Rogers
A. R. Jinkins
Grimes
C. R. Newman
Malvern
A. R. Snell
Snell's
Cottonwood Road
Xavier Watson
RFD
Gaston Hodges
Hodgesville
Mack Peara
Greenfront
R. M. Burnham
Columbia
Douglas Cross Roads
Columbia Highway
M. H. Taylor Pansey
Holland's
Old Way
Dempsey D. Dawsey
Allen Snell
Cameron School House
Old Place
Hubert Barnes
Rt. 1
D. A .Merritt
Abbeville
D. A. Merritt
J. B. Chapman
Rt. 2
Midland City
Brannan Stand
Brannan
Huey A. Godwin
Vicksburg
Reg
Herford
Bill Gullatt
Ozark
W. R. Bagwell
Rt. 4
J. H. Cohen
Slocomb
C. T. Tew Place
Otis Ryals
Headland
John Tindell
Rt. 3
Hartford
East Cameron Mill
Walt Cameron Place
J. N. Johnson
Greenwood Products
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