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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1945
Page
4
Poultryman C M Ling explains timing for Steck 15 production in September through November as high price months. He advises vaccination, free range growth, good growing mash, proper body weight, thorough house cleaning, disinfection, mite control, absorbent litter, proper hopper space, ample fresh water, and a staged change from growing to laying mash as pullets begin laying.
Fragmentary copy notes St Joseph Aspirin as a dependable brand and mentions a 100 tablet bag priced at 10 cents. The texture implies a promotional line claiming value and availability, but details are incomplete and context is limited.
AUBURN ALAS July 1 farmers may spend up to 1000 dollars per calendar year for construction or remodeling of farm service buildings and facilities on a single farm without WPB approval. Maintenance costs are unlimited. Farmhouses exemptions are separate from service buildings.
Tax guidance clarifies that family occupancy for construction, maintenance, and repair now includes maintenance and repair costs within the $1,000 exemption. The change expands eligible expenses and affects allowable deductions for homeowners.
In Auburn Alabama wartime restrictions on farmers fertilizer use were relaxed starting July 1, 1845. Dealers and manufacturers no longer must obtain special application forms to deliver fertilizer. Amended rules retain provisions for approved mixed fertilizer grades and require distribution within customary areas and a specified percentage for home mixings.
Auburn Alabama extension forester C. E. Clapp urges selective cutting to supply lumber and pulpwood for crates and shipping containers for forces moving from Europe to the Pacific. He notes forty billion board feet of lumber and 16 million cords of pulpwood needed this year.
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson, taking the oath as Secretary of Agriculture, called for a sound food program and outlined four fundamental problems: abundant production for wartime needs, government guarantees to secure farmer incentives, action to fulfill the government’s promises to farmers, and improvements in distribution to ensure supplies reach the public.
Auburn reports Alabama is 10,000 tons behind on a basic slag contract and must catch up within 20 days to avoid losing the slag to other states. The shortage risks 1945 allocations and future supplies for farmers, as officials warn about ongoing losses and fairer distribution. Louis XIV's historical purchase of buttons is noted as an aside.
Alabama Extension Service figures show farmers should shift to grazing crops with July to September plantings. Estimates compare Alabama crop plantings to U.S. levels, indicating corn up 5 percent and oats up 10 percent, while hay, sweet potatoes, and peanuts show varying gains.
A fragmented OCR note mentions three or more U S colleges tied to a developing event. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item signals an international or national college impact with uncertain details and timing.
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