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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
2
The report discusses rationing measures and agricultural production during wartime. It cites fertilizer substitutes, irrigation expansion, and prisoner labor programs driving meat, corn, and dairy supply. It notes increases in corn and potato yields, civilian relief efforts, and troop medical support services, with regional references to California Oregon and South Dakota.
A review of social notes shows George Krueger on a short furlough preparing to leave for San Francisco where he is stationed. Numerous visitors including Mrs. Moses Thoms Mrs. Mare in Hale and others from Teaghs Lake Janary Garwood and Houston were guests at local homes last week. Names of families and towns appear throughout with relics of illness and travel.
Dairy feed payment information issued to producers through County AAA Committee. The plan outlines payments at 80 percent of butterfat for certain milk, 75? percent for other categories, with October sales as reference. Payments depend on available forms and forthcoming program instructions. Names listed appear as officials or contact persons in Pittsby and surrounding areas.
A Dairy Industry Transportation Meeting is set for November 3 in Austin to form a Transportation Advisory Committee. The committee will advise the Office of Defense Transportation on directing motor truck movement of fluid milk within the Austin area, spanning Gravís, Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Colorado, Fayette, Gillespie, Hays, Lee, Lews, Mason, Washington, and Williamson Counties. Producers, haulers, and distributors may elect representatives.
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