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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1945
Page
5
An agricultural note on cattle grubs or beef flies, their lifecycle from March to February, and control methods. It covers economic impact, animal symptoms, treatment timing, and both dust and spray options with rotenone-based formulations. Includes preparation steps for dipping vats and mixing powders for effective grub control.
Auburn Alabama experts advise home curing hogs in winter December 1 to January 15 as safest in normal seasons. Cold weather aids curing and killing in the afternoon helps carcass cool. If cold storage exists, futchering can occur year round with a meat curing service available. Health should be the first consideration.
An unsolicited letter from Beatrice Meyer of Newark describes relief from years of constipation after using Kellogg’s All-Bran. She urges others to try two servings daily with water and notes a 10 day guarantee for satisfaction.
Major Hoople readers learn that healthy young hogs yield better meat with less waste. Hogs 150 to 225 pounds produce the best carcases for home and market. The piece lists many participants in a school canning drive, noting over 3,082 girls involved in the food conservation effort.
In Auburn Alabama 26 4-H girls from 26 counties will receive gold medals for the highest score in the 24 hour 4-H canning contest. La vada Curtis announces the awards to be presented at December achievement day programs. Medalists include Crassie Mae Strickland Dolores Ponder Faye Clepper Helen Doggett Iva Sue Benson Nellie Mae Morroway Allison Janet Hanna Emmeline Trawick Dale Martha Ann Smith Mabel Faustine Ponds Favetic and others.
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