Poultry Chicks Key To 1943 Farm Victory Diets
Farmers urged to produce 643000 dozen eggs in 1943. Secretary of Agriculture backs chick production to ease meat shortage, emphasizing brood care, sanitation, temperature control, and high producing stock. Hatchery programs and pullorum testing highlighted to improve brooding success.
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Eges
Victory Foods
Moustos County
Faim
Secretary of Agriculture
National Poultry Improvement Plan
Preserve Pecans For Spring And Summer Months
Lavada Curtis outlines home methods to preserve pecans for spring and summer. Tips include airtight storage in a cool dark place, vacuum packing, boiling water bath canning in half and pint jars, and sterilization steps. Also includes pecan paste recipe and notes on fresh coconut as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavada Curtis
Murpha
Record Number Of Victory Gardens Expected Next Year
Alabama residents both rural and urban plan a record gain in victory gardens and backyard poultry in 1943. Officials urge home canning and farming to meet armed forces needs as government rationing shifts focus to civilian production and self sufficiency across cities and farms. WA Ruffin of Alabama Polytechnic Institute stresses starting now to ensure sufficient vegetables and meat for 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Als
Alabama
Victory Gardens
WA Ruffin
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Kansas City spectator praises tactics from stands
Ad Lindsay, former Oklahoma and Kansas football coach now a colonel at a Oregon training camp, says T could have done better as an instructor from the stands. He observes that the bicacherites are master minds, able to analyze and reconstruct plays during this season.
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Kansas City (Am
Ad Lindsay
Oklahoma
Kansas
Infantry
Oregon
1942 Record Year For Farmers Despite Many Handicaps
A wartime Alabama review shows 1942 as a strong farming year despite shortages. improved crop and livestock production, higher cash income, more peanuts, meat, milk, and eggs, plus crop insurance advances and soil conservation efforts. Prospects for 1943 expect higher peanut, meat, and dairy output, with cotton remaining key. farmers face labor, machinery, and input limits but plan to surpass 1942.
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F. C. Davta
Ati. Aton
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Ala‘vane
Alabama Farmu
Birmingham
Alabama Faim Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Foodstuffs Delivered To Allied Nations Increased In October
Auburn Alabama reports that October shipping of foodstuffs to Allied nations rose by about 45 million pounds over September. Eggs, dairy, meats, grains and other products increased with dried eggs at 14.7 million pounds. Butter reached a record 5,036,520 pounds as cheese and dry skim milk remained heavy. dry milk favored for space saving, and concentrated foods like dehydrated vegetables and citrus juices also rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Shipaide
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Allied
Seashore chatter and mountain notes mix in spring
A garbled sports round up from New York and Chicago blends beach town impressions with Monmouth College football confusion. It notes Asbury Park and Lakewood as quiet before summer, warns of spring wind, and comments on Bear Mountain views, pine forests, and local training locales for Dodgers.
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New York
Ind
Swarthmore
Wilmington
Del
Asbury Park
Lakewood
Allenhurst
Deal
Bruadwalk
Anand
New Hampshire
Rockefeller Estate
United States
Dodgers
Scubtbody
Bear Mowntsia
SEC Cagers Yet To Show Power Marking Teams To Watch
SEC basketball teams linger for a trend as February games loom. Kentucky and Georgia Tech lead undefeated in conference play, with several others like Georgia, Alabama, and Vanderbilt facing key clashes. LSU and Tulane post strong showings, while Tennessee heads out of conference to face Xavier.
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SEC
Atlanta
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Wildcats
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Alabama
Vandy
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Tigers
Mississippi
L. S
Tulane
Strom Auburn
Georgie Tech
Xavier
Northern Training Better For Players
Ex New York Yanks third baseman and Yale coach Robert Red Rolfe says war shifts will improve players by ending Southern training routes. He notes fewer arm injuries and better health as athletes move to northern climates. Rolfe, 39, enjoys his Yale posting and lifelong aim fulfilled.
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Lou Black
New Haven
Conn
Robert
Red) Rolfe
New York
Rolfe
Yale
Climas
Local Hardware Offers Nails and Mattress Ticking
An old catalog snippet lists common nails by the pound, planing mill shavings and dry sawdust, plus roosefill insulation or pine needles. It also describes a mattress ticking option in blue denim or muslin, sized 3 by 2 feet.
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C. M. Ling
Dothan
Abe
Sinclair
P. D
J.B. Davis Gleclair Refining Co. Agt
Chicago
Monmouth College
Augustana
Heither
Monmouth
Vanderblit
Miasisaaipp! State
Battle Louisianm State
Florida
Georgia Marble
Speigner Marble CO
Hi. Oatei Bieit
U. S
Alabama State
Andrews — Dothan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute At
County Agricultural Agents
Alabama Power Company
Polytechnic Institute At Auburn Anment
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