Government to Buy 7 Million Pounds of Extracted Honey
The United States government, via the Surplus Marketing Administration, will purchase seven million pounds of extracted honey from producers and associations in Arizona California Colorado Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington and Wyoming during June 1941. Offers must be submitted by June 13 1941 with carload minimums to San Francisco purchase division. Purchases begin after the closing date and aim to complete honey purchases by June 30 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Calif
Mercitt A. Clevedger
Exent
Marchases
BMA
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
al Ue
SMA
Department of Agriculture
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Barber at Home Party
A bridal shower for Miss Barber was held May 26 at Mrs. Joe Helick’s home. Guests included Mrs. Joe Selick and Mrs. A. C. Lewis. Centerpiece featured a bride’s cake. Dusty’s aunt Mrs. C. C. Browne of Englewood provided flowers. Miss Barber received many useful gifts for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennesburg
Joe Helick
Misa Bettyarber
Joe Seliick
Lewis
Leo Alden
Dusty
C. C. Browne
Englewood
Carl Motley
Detroit
Mich
Tatieine
A. J. Bryatia
Minneanolls
Katherine Berkley
St Phillips Hospital
Mra
Tourkani
Mary
Clayton Bruner
Harry Backer
Bom BuckhiRhaan Jand
Roth Helen
Idaho
Washington
Am Speltz
Haxtun
Coto
Myers
Alden
Jo Russell
Ardmore
Oks
Lee
Colorado
Joseph Schick
Davenport
District markets office seeks responses on underpriced child diets
An incomplete OCR fragment indicates a call by a Colorado markets office for producers to contact an address about selling terms and further information regarding underpriced diets for under punished children. The text is garbled but suggests a notice related to market offerings and official inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey
Colorado
For
Furthar [Otermaton
Highest ranking army officer and new draft registration details
The piece notes the army top commander headline and announces a Selective Service registration on July 1 affecting about 1,090,000 young men. It explains who must register and references a soldier who went AWOL, captured by a patrol. It lists army branches including infantry cavalry air corps and other officer ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Gere Ee Een
Selective Services
K.P
Dusty
Thaverail
Infantry
Cavalry
Air Corps
Party in Honor of California Guest At Weldona Home
Weldona social notes describe a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Lamborn in honor of Mrs. Clementa af Whittier Catt. Cream and coke were served. Attendees include Mesdames Gronsten Borg Fred Milchen Narkley Lamburn Sobley Kaner Laibors Hoglan and J B Lamborn from Weldona plus I G Aker Ki Tim Joe Saunier Arnia Fort Morgan Mrs. Scott Crook and others. Presbyterian ladies plan a distinct luncheon at Mrs. Frank Pampels Orleton. Kenneth Lambers wore heels to the young married folks bridge club. Tom Richardson, awaiting summer ministry, may lead Presbyterian services after an appendectomy at Fort Morgan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Glenn Kunzman
Kenneth Lambers
Folks Bridge Club
Weldonn
Merle Work Watt
Jdwbr Culette
Kuib Resstre
Holdredga
Nobr
Mixa Virginia
Tom Richardson
Fort Morgan Hospital
Forecast Flying As Early As 125 Percent
Roger Bacon, the English philosopher and scientist, speculated that a device could enable human flight. He suggested that a person turning a crank in a weighted frame might cause artificial wings to beat, imitating a bird’s motion, potentially allowing ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bacon
Britain seeks school help for bumper harvests amid labor shortage
London reports British agriculture appeals to schoolchildren and volunteers to harvest the crop as wartime labor shifts to munitions and factories. The Ministry of Agriculture and Board of Education urge local authorities to fix holidays for harvests and mobilize university students and women to assist, aiming to increase acreage and ensure food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ministry of Agricultur
Eid
Board of Education
Raisaing
Lebldren
Palie
Locally Fed Cattle Bring High Price in Johnstown
Johnstown on June 9 reports locally fed cattle fetching high prices as market activity strengthens. The feature notes community events including a Home and Garden club picnic at Evergreen Point hosted by Mrs Morde eeten and a Homemakers class program at United Church with Mrs Juli Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Fort Conlin
Houthy
Rav
Gotten Seetinon Miotster
Gilcrest School Closes Officially After Commencement
Gilcrest School concluded activities this week with baccalaureate services Sunday and graduation Monday. Wickshein officiated at the baccalaureate in the auditorium, with soloists Hamster and Margaret Williams and the school orchestra. Commencement featured an address by George Barker of State College at Education, student awards, and diplomas presented by Superintendent Ninemtres and board president Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcrest
Giilcrest
Hell
Ellieh’s Gardens Wedderlay
Air
We C
Wickeham Ot Greeley
Hamster
Margaret Willams
Afr
Me. WC. Wickshein
Aliee Stephens
George Barker
State College At Education
Quine
ML. D. Ninemtres
Carl W. Linden
Board of Education
Lal Elgitt
Nnrda
Edith Peltch
Lee Sullivan
Glyven
Madge Sullivan
Cophor
Fort Coliirg Hospital Recovery After Operation
A man named Oaglar at Ditey Chapel in 1910 Fort Coliirg hospital is recovering from an operation performed Saturday. Mrs G 2 Mellen entertained Wednesday afternoon at five tables of Pildge in honor of dirs J My Wells, her sister and house guest. Prize winners were Mia Oyvin Eberhart Mrs Paul Nelson and Mrs Wells. Herman Carlson sold a carload of betters on the Denver market, Wednesday for $10.75. Harold Anderson also on the Denver market sold a carload of steers at $10.56. Tol Spomer received $13.76 for betters in Denver Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaglar
Ditey Chapel
Fort Coliirg
G. 2 Mellen
Dirs J. My. Wells
Mia. Oyvin Eberhart
Paul Nelson
Wells
Herman Carlson
Denver
Harold Anderson
Tol Spomer
Scholarships Awarded At Dasnea Usish College Ceremony
A four year period summary notes Bette Lave won a college scholarship and Don Walker received the state scholarship as valedictorian. The dedication pavilion was not by Ruby Berchers Mia Vinge Troulby who presented gifts to Bir Paul Guider Jess Laura Moore and T F Quine for PVT A. Mr Wickstrom delivered the benediction to close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasneaushiess College
Bette Lave
Don Walker
Ruby
Berchers
Mia
Vinge Troulby
Gifta
Bir
Paul Guiler
Flay Jess
Laura Louise Moore
T. F. Quine
Pvt.a
Wickstrom
Largest Country Union of Soviet Republics claims vast land
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is described as the largest country in the world, with an expansive domain listed as 8,244,226 square relics. The tone emphasizes vast territory and national prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Soviet Societiet Republics
Mussia
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United States
Ter
Marne
Weldona
Ralph Flanagan
Relph Managan
Yous
Army
Ralph Planagan
Palm Springs
Petra
Coopers Sox
Primier
Dad
Phoenix
Meyers
Bsc
Macic
Horner
Shirtcrafpt
Sy Green Discount
Gladstont
Herrmann’s Shoe Shop
Ninth Ave
City Council
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