Bill Would Aid the American Farmers Bill Would Aid the American Farmers
A House committee report on a war emergency measure outlines a $14,712,282 appropriation plus a revolving fund of $6,609,000 for seed purchases and farm labor, to support food production, storage, and distribution. The bill authorizes requisition power for federal facilities in the District of Columbia and seeks to mobilize farm labor and stabilize agricultural supply during wartime.
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Department of Ahe Culture
Givin
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Secretary of Agriculture
Aycretary of Labor
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Mo Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
United States
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Congress
Farmers'of the
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Department of Aerie
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Sharp decline in local egg market shocks readers
A garbled OCR block references a collapse in the local egg market with stray names and tangential phrases. The readable gist notes a sharp price drop, market distress, and unclear further details about people and places.
Payne Ohio seed corn sale announced by Lamb's Store
A notice from Lamb's Store Payne Ohio offers 300 bushels of early seed corn for this week at 5.60 dollars per bushel. The item notes planting can occur as late as July 1st and references local offerings and schedules for area farmers.
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Lamb’s
Payne
Ohio
Famous Fisher Farm Exhibit Wins Widely at Shows
Gene Fisher of Laxrange Indiana presented the exhibit at the world fair in San Rath Che Pado re elate fate of last year. The exhibit proved a prize winner, taking several premiums in Indianapolis. Plans call for a larger and better showing at Mendativille. Local fairs and events feature the Fisher exhibit with renewed interest and prizes anticipated.
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Gene Fisher
Laxrange
Ind
San Rath
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Prices Summary
Market notes from Fort Wayne list wholesale prices and items for sale. Prices cover green filter, cured meats, butter, and produce with per unit and per bushel figures. The report includes apples, pears, onions, and various boxed goods with quoted totals and vendors.
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Yur Company
Pettstrom
Riuhlen Seal Teauge
Prevention of Hog Diseases in Pig Farming Practices
A relay from the Pure University Agricultural Station by BR A Craig chief veterinarian emphasizes preventing hog disease through exercise, housing, sanitation, and vaccination. Cold and wet March and April weather affect hog health, with damp bedding and dirty pens raising pneumonia, joint and lung issues. Quarantine and veterinary reporting are urged to curb cholera outbreaks and protect meat supply.
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Tream
Hoga
Br.a
Craig
Pure University Agricultural Htaton
Department of Agriculture News Briefs on Farm Advances
The Department of Agriculture reports new asparagus strain development aimed at higher yields and disease resistance, plus efforts to curb hog cholera with coordinated veterinary support. New national forests are established in White Mountain Maine Shenandoah Virginias and Natural Bridge Virginia to protect watersheds. Farmers in Indiana demonstrate efficient plowing with multiple teams and modern tools, while community spraying programs in Vermont and New York reduce disease impact and farm costs.
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Abe Otayen
Shepuertias Prereneddat
Feodinis
Department of Agriculture
Agricul Itn College
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White Mountain
Maine
New Thompshire
Shenandoah
Virgins
West Virginia
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Neel Forest
Congress
White Mountains
Ap- Paladhbang
Nagonel
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
Indiana
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Gaereaing
United Hintess Department
County
Vermont
New
New York
Seville
Wool Wanted by Government Distributors Kr aus and Apfelbaum
Government distributors Kr aus and Apfelbaum call for wool supply. Bring wool to Main and Edgerton Streets with Bell 445 and Home 2590 for contact.
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Kraus & Apfelbaum
Main and
Edgerton Sts
Bell
Cleveland markets report with grain live stock hay and sugar
Market notes from Cleveland list grain live stock hay produce and sugar figures. Prices show cattle and poultry movements, with figures for weights and totals across multiple lots. Workers and handlers are noted, with end totals in dollars and cents.
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Cleveland
Silage and Profit of General Farm Livestock System
Farm figures show farmers with meat livestock gain larger returns from corn silage aided by silage use. Dairy and beet farmers report rising profits, with silage reducing winter feed losses and boosting year round gains. A statewide bulletin notes average farm income climbs to $877 in representative counties, highlighting silage as a key part of profitable stock feeding.
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