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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1943

Page

7

Agricultural And Marketing Topics Of Interest To The Farm Family

Alabama farmers enlist 23,000 farm families to fight soil erosion and improve fertility this winter. County agents and AAA committees lead the campaign urging planting of legumes and cover crops, lime and phosphate, and use of financial AAA payments for conservation practices on tens of thousands of acres across the region.

Beackeen Auburn Ala AAA Avery U. S. Department of Agriculture Congress Farmera Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina Arkansas Mississippi Texazs Louisiana Missisippi Oklahoma Texas

Unclear text fragment on skin irritation and color reference

Patchy OCR fragment mentions skin irritation and color terms black and white, with no clear event, persons, or organization. Unable to determine a definite news item or entities from the readable text.

Ammonium Nitrate Gains Fertilizer Status After Granulation

A USDA group reports ammonium nitrate, once problematic for moisture and caking, is now satisfactory as a fertilizer after granulation and coating. The waxy film and anti washing agent coating prevent moisture absorption, enabling use in mixed fertilizers or as direct application. Experiments on storage duration continue in Missouri and at cooperating factories.

Auburn USDA War Production Board Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils Bottaville

Husband's teaching sparked heroics on course

Mrs Tigan Aycock writes to her sergeant husband serving on the European front. She scored a hole-in-one on the 12th hole at the local 49-yard par three while he was away. Aycock had been the course pro before entering the army.

Hubby Lexington N.C Tigan Aycock Army Aycock

Kitchenware Now Made Of Non-Strategic Materials

Wartime cooking ware shifts away from iron as the War Production Board cuts iron kitchenware from 200 items to eight. Enamels, galvanized ware, and other metals dwindle while substitutes like pottery glass and fiber rise. Guides advise on top-stove use, temperature changes, labeling, and careful cleaning to avoid cracking.

Auburn Victory War Production Board Mamie Whins

Fish Story Without Fins In Sheep Trek Mountains

BAST LAKE CITY AP reports Harold Twitchell claims a stream-lined trout with no dermal fin has haunted his years of fishing in the VWintah mountains. He brought a 16 inch specimen to a newspaper office for a photo.

Bast Lake City Harold Twitchlla

Farmers Urged to Record 1843 Cotton Production Details

Auburn Alabama farmers should keep precise records of their 1843 cotton production as marketing quotas are suspended. AAA official A W Jones notes ginners will not provide farm records this year, making farmer maintained records crucial for yields used in quota programs crop insurance and payments.

Auburn Ala Alabama AAA

Nautical name confusion chews seed storage notes

A Fort Jackson AP item discusses a soldier from the 108th Division and a Salisb ury native, then pivots to agricultural tips. It mentions a unique amphibious jeep hobby, while also stressing proper moisture content for cottonseed storage to protect a vegetable oil loan.

Fort Jackson James L. Seabresse Salisbury Weler Werdala Springs High School

Farmers Warned To Save Planting Seed In Cotton Crop

Auburn special report urges farmers to plan for next year by saving and storing seed. J T Beuje extension cotton specialist advises harvesting as soon as cotton opens and avoiding wet crops. Seed moisture over 17 percent risks quality.

Auburn J. T. Be Jue

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