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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1949

Page

8

Houston County Home Demonstration Schedule and 4-H Activities

Houston County Extension agents outline the 1949 schedule with Candlewicking demonstrations at club meetings across Pleasant Plains Jellico Center Hicks Beulah Pilgrim Rest and other locations. 4 H club girls present dressing table making projects. Leaders and 4 H council officials plan three part work program for farm home and 4 H. tour of Wilson and Company packing plant planned for county council members.

Houston County Mettings Taylor Renee Clark Ruby Nell Dawkins Kinsey Jasice Pitts Jane Snell Madrid Mary Ann Hodges Sara Ann Hodges Rehoorin Tinye Hall Grace Phillips Rehobeth High Jeanette Cobb Frances Hall Wilson and Company Packing Plant C. A. Dunseth

Farmers In Henry Plan To Raise County Income In 1949

Abbeville special report: Henry County farmers, led by County Agent Hoyt M Warren and agricultural workers, aim to raise farm income in 1949 despite reduced peanut acreage. Plans include higher yields on remaining peanuts, hog and corn production, terracing improvements, and better hog management. Leading figures listed.

Abbeville Henry Hoyt .M. Warren Headland Groun

Inkom Cement Plant Tour Highlights Local Industry

The Inkom Idaho cement plant is the state's largest and sits among multiple limestone mines. Sixty five members joined a tour to observe plant operations. The article notes the need for cover to hotbeds and cold frames to retain warmth during early spring rains. A suggested cover uses cheap cotton cloth, optionally treated with floor oil and paraffin, to keep heat from leaching away.

Inkom Idaho

Corn demonstrations to continue in 1949 Auburn Alabama

Thickly spaced, highly fertilized corn demonstrations will be continued in 1949 in Alabama. Agronomist J C Lowery says the program is part of a statewide drive to raise average corn yield to 30 bushels per acre. Begun in 1946 with 192 demonstrations, the effort expanded to 6,000 or more in 1948. Initially on one acre, many farmers now apply the plan to their entire corn crops.

Auburn Ala J. C. Lowery A. P. I. Extension Service Agronomist Alabama

Masonic calendar sets weekly meetings at Dothan Temple

Dothan Masonic Temple hosts a busy week with Dothan Lodge No 466 regular meeting Tuesday evening. Wednesday features the 26th district Masonic conference with Houston and Henry county lodges and delegations invited. Thursday brings Dothan Commandery No 25 regular business in the Red Cross division. Friday hosts Houston Lodge No 888 special meeting for third degree work.

Dothan Masonic Temple Dothan Lodge No 26Th District Masonic Conference Houston Henry Counties

Big Dipper Clock and Calendar from the Heavens

With a little study the Big Dipper can serve both as a clock and a calendar Brighton England has not had a banditry incident since pace patrols were equipped with pocket wireless receiving sets

Brighton England

Dairying Gains as Alabama Farmers Expand Marketings

A.W. Jones notes more Alabama farmers turn to dairying with nine county agents reporting 876 producers selling 394,940 pounds of manufacturing milk in late 1948 two week period, up from 736 producers and 278,574 pounds a year earlier. Prices drift down from 1948 highs but remain favorable relative to feeds, with prospects improving for 1949 contingent on breeding, feeding, and marketing decisions.

A.W. Jones Alabama

Newcastle Disease Threat To Poultry In Alabama Counties

An outbreak of Newcastle disease in baby chicks has been reported in four counties in northeast Alabama with mortality ranging from sixty six to eighty percent. State veterinarian Dr. R S Sugg urges poultrymen to adopt urgent precautionary measures and outlines a control program.

Alabama R. S. Sugg

Quarantine Steps for Newcastle Disease Suspected

The first action is to quarantine the affected site and notify the State Veterinarian in Auburn Alabama to obtain chicks for laboratory diagnosis. If present, instructions for handling infected flocks will follow. Baby chicks show cold symptoms and nervous signs like wry necks and paralysis. laying hens have a sharp drop in production.

Newcastle Piace Auburn Ala

Shine Prevented on Lineng and Damask Directions

The note advises applying masking on the wrong side first to prevent shine on lineng and suggests applying fey on the wrong side if a high gloss is desired, advising careful handling for gloss control.

Cook Sausage and Bacon to Preserve Flavor

A brief guide explains cooking sausage and bacon slowly to prevent dryness scorching or loss of taste. Proper technique keeps fat from render­ing away and protects the meat’s quality and aroma.

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