Garden Surplus Not Wasted Here
The clearing house reports busy days with several rhubarb orders filled on Tuesday morning. One woman used a pressure cooker for canning and beans were exchanged for quart jars. Beans potatoes turnips and pressure cookers are available with tomatoes sweet corn melons cucumbers and swiss chard to follow. The American Association of University Women runs the project and lists beets cucumbers rhubarb swiss chard goosenecks tomatoes peas and carrots as needs. For exchange services call the Red Cross at 4361.
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Bank Figures Signal Continued NW Activity and Good Crop Outlook
Northwest business activity resumes its upward trend and crop reports show another good year though production will be 15 percent short of 1942. Ninth Federal Reserve Bank notes deposits across the district rose to a new high of 1.981 billion dollars as of June 30, with crop outlook remaining favorable despite farm labor and equipment supply uncertainties.
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Ninth Federal Reserve Bank
Ninth District
Farm conditions point to a third straight good crop in 1843
Weather and moisture improve outlook as crops exceed 1942 by 2.3 percent. North west farm cash income stayed about 30 percent above 1942 in June due to higher prices, the review notes.
Lack Of Rain In Midwest Serious Warning
The Weather Bureau on Wednesday reported a serious lack of rain in many midwestern farm belt areas. While the food and feed crop situation isn’t critical yet, moisture is still needed to sustain growth in numerous localities. Some crop deterioration has occurred, especially in the lower Great Plains, with rainfall needed across the Middle Atlantic to the Rockies. Water supplies are critically low in parts of the Great Basin.
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Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Home gathering notes and upcoming picnic plans
Lunch was served by the hostess at a late hour. The next meeting will be a picnic at the home of Mrs. Eda Leighton. The text references Mrs. Rose Vegge and Chinese checker games in a casual social setting.
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