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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

4

Two Reserved Tickets For Four Jills In A Jeep

The Echo reserves two tickets for Jim Yearous of Elgin to see Four Jills in a Jeep at the Avalon Sunday to Tuesday. Also noting a general notice urging farmers to use emergency service by dialing 2711 in Elgin and an advertisement for Torkelson Bros IHC Farm Equipment offering repair parts and service. A separate notice promises a free show next Wednesday for Lee Wells of Clermont at the Avalon with two reserved tickets.

McCormick-Deering OPA Torkelson Bros. Elgin Elgin Echo Astfp The Echo Jills Avalon Jim Yearous Elgin Torkelson Bros. Ihc Lee Wells Clermont Avalon, West Union

Strawberries Slug Relief and Farm Health Tips

Garden advice covers strawberry slug control with Bordeaux spray or lead arsenate before berries are fully ripe, warns against lead arsenate after the third berry, and urges equine encephalomyelitis vaccination for horses. Iowa conditions may boost mosquitoes, ticks on lambs, and late blight risks. hay moisture guidelines and testing methods are noted, plus a wartime bond drive appeal.

Iowa

Liberation of Europe Begins

The first Allied landings in Western Europe are announced by the Office of War Information at 3:45 a.m. on Tuesday June 6 as part of a two phase psychological warfare effort. The initial phase aimed to lower enemy morale while boosting occupied peoples. Germany, France, Belgium, Holland, and Norway have been receiving miniature newspapers with a combined circulation near 16 million.

Liberation of Europe Office of War Information Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces Germany France Belgium Holland Norway

Invasion Strains Civilian Radio and Fuel Supplies

Shortages in civilian radio tubes parts gasoline and oil stem from military needs of liberations forces. Military planes carry radios valued up to 100 000 each and ships tanks and mobile weapons rely on radio gear. A five month supply of 100 octane aviation gasoline is needed for 11 000 Allied aircraft.

Forces of Liberation

Farmers Boost Fifth War Loan Effort Across Nation

The farm army of six million plus local neighbors mobilizes for the Fifth War Loan with a $16 billion goal by July 8. Farm net income in 1944 is projected at $13 billion, suggesting higher bond purchases. War equipment costs show declines from last year, while some prices like the army mule have risen to $225 from $190.

War Department Sam

Insect Damage and Farming Tips Hit Iowa Crops

Widely scattered insect damage to legume crops and corn 4 to 8 inches high has been reported in Iowa this year. Army worms may be checked by scattering a poison bran ball. Cut hay early to secure protein and good clover seed. Establishing good feeding habits in pullets boosts fall egg production and reduces labor and feed costs. Europe will need dried milk and dairy products after the war.

Iowa

Storing Linens Properly for Long-Term Care

Store linens in a well ventilated closet that is cool dry and dark. Ensure cleanliness and avoid ironing. Wrap both linens and cottons in tissue paper or old sheet material to protect them during storage.

Farm Implements Relaxation Spurs Small Makers

Small manufacturers may produce unlimited farm machinery from surplus or non allotted materials. Items include corn shellers, feed grinders, pitch forks, hand cultivators, rakes, hoes, shovels, and barnyard equipment. Round-Up Partners led the nation in fertilizer deliveries over the past year. Elastic ration certificates now valid indefinitely for men’s rubber boots. Householders urged to stock coal in summer due to truck and driver shortages. U S candy output topped 12 billion pounds last year. Feed grain carryover at year end expected to be the smallest since 1937.

U. S

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West Union Loretta Mittlestadt Cargill Capper C. J. Mulford R. P. Strauch Ford Larson Roofing Co Fayette Smith Bros Odlwein Town Wadena Robert Klingman Glen E. Yates National Farm Loan Association Gene Nutting the Avalon Employers Mutual Casualty Co Hampshire Farrow Harold Glass Dial Echo Office Echo-Enterprise Tor Poultry Maynard Lantz Elgin, Iowa West Union Rendering Works Enterprise Miles Bran Minnesota Weibel MillCo Mital Nana Pima Marvin Jones Pacific National Dairy Council Harry Jerry Martin-Senour Schori Muster Lgin FELCO Farmers Coop Dial
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