Argentine ant control campaign and poison method
Auburn entomologist J M Robinson outlines fall or spring campaigns with chamber cooperation to map infested areas and distribute a slow acting poison. The mixture includes sugar syrup, tamaric acid, and borate, placed in water resistant cans to attract and kill the ants. Argentina ants have spread through Mobile and Alabama towns, invading homes and food sources and biting people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robinson
Auburn
Chambers of Commerce
Potton
Sponzo
Tees
Alabama
Mobile
Ani
Greenville Man Elected President of Land Bank
Robert A. Beeland Jr was reelected president of the Federal Lang Bank at the Farm Credit Administration board meeting in New Orleans. Officers for 1935 include Edward J Green as executive vice president John L Ryan as vice president and treasurer Floyd J Parker LC Pigeford L S Shambin as secretary and junior officers J M Bowins A S DoWell and HT Delp with regional assignments in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Beeland, Jr
Federal Lang Bank
Farm Credit Administration
New Orleans
Edward J6. Green
John L. Ryan
Vic
Treacher
Floyd J. Parker
LC. Pigeford
L. S. Shambin
J. M . Bowins
T. Dowell
HT. Delp
Constricted wooden unit by Belo at Wichita used by COC camps
A simply constricted wooden hnit dial designed by FE A Belo of the University of Wichita was adopted by COC camps in the central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Belo
Or University of Wichita
COC
Central States
Mule Importation Draws Cheers From Stock Bureau
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute officials in Auburn say 1954 saw over 1500 brood mares brought into the state to boost mule and horse production. They warn that the shortage of horses and mules will worsen for at least four years as mature work animals take four years to develop, per the U S Department of Agriculture census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Department
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
J. C. Crimea
Bureau Census
U. S. Department of Ageiguiture
Jobs Aplenty in Berlin City Limits Report
A fragmented item suggests Berlin has many civil service jobs with a population comparison to Des Moines, Toledo, and Minneapolis metrics. The text implies a sizable civil service workforce and municipal employment opportunities within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
API
Des Moines
Servasta
Toledo
Aetty
Oize
Minneapolis
Italian Government Smuggles 300 Books to UC Campus
A report states the Italian government facilitated the transfer of 300 books to the University of California campus. The action appears tied to a cultural or academic exchange and involves university officials coordinating with foreign authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koverement Hax
University of California
Better Standing Among Industry
Jon M. Powell argues that proximity of live stock producers to Swift & Co. in Montgomery benefits both farmers and the packing industry. The Montgomery Union Stock Yards and nearby Swift plant support efficient supply chains, reducing shrinkage and transport costs while ensuring steady outlets for meat and by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn M. Powell
Swift & Co
Montgomery
Cone
Montgomery Union
Swift and Company
Alabama
Oir
Goa
Helmet Innovation Aims for Flexible Inner Protection
A brief wartime report describes a two-layer helmet design to shield wearers. The outer shell provides defense while an inner cap, lined with wool, nests inside the helmet for added comfort and protection. The system allows a flexible alert and secure fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Halian Goldiers
Warner school in East Nuci ville Tong
A fragment notes a Warner school in East Nuci ville Tong. It mentions three titles or players named Schall Bungung Lat tle, implying a sports or team context with unclear roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
East Nuciville
Tong
Schall, Bungung Lattle
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Walter
Merlon
Greenville
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Sheer Print
Coataing
Cole
Jempasa
Chambray
Big Mac
Dothan
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