Specials for Friday and Saturday on Potatoes and Coffee
Friday and Saturday specials list various foods and household items with unit prices. Potatoes priced at 95c per bushel, coffee selections from 25c to 40c per pound, soaps six for specified prices, canned goods assorted with No 2 or No 3 can sizes, and clothing items including shirts overalls and shoes with noted prices.
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Golden Sun
Battleship
Old Reliable
Hosier Boy
Swift
Peter
Nerv Worth drops to one dollar per bottle
Nerv Worth the famous family remedy lowers to one dollar the old pre war price. The formula and bottle size remain unchanged with 20 percent more than rivals selling over a dollar. If not satisfied after the first bottle, your druggist refunds your money. Sold at one dollar per bottle and recommended by R. P Mullins.
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R. P Mullins
Case of Arkansas Woman Turns Side Lines Into Farm Income
Mrs. Jim Dorris of Bear Arkansas with her husband’s support earned 458.85 from milk 4095.75 from butter and 249.80 from eggs from 69 hens plus 1 200 in side lines during the year. The case illustrates how home demonstration work can build community leadership and provide insurance against crop failures.
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Jim Dorris
Bear, Ark
Windbreaks Save Moisture In Midwestern Fields
Windbreaks along roads and farm lines reduced evaporation in vast prairie regions. The planting of trees and shrubs helped protect grain and orchards, easing soil drying and lodging problems as farming conditions improved across the Midwestern plains over time.
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Middle West
Lettuce Prep Cuts Waste in Florida to Northern Markets
USDA finds that carefully cut lettuce with lower and diseased leaves removed decays less in transit. Experiments compare this method to commercially cut lettuce shipped from Florida to northern markets.
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Florida
United States Department of Agriculture
Potatoes Should Follow Two Year Rotation Plan
Specialists advise farmers to grow field potatoes in a regular rotation with at least two years between potato crops to prevent disease carryover.
Quality and Honesty Count in Hog Market
A fragment notes farmers strive for top quality hogs through cooperative markets. It emphasizes honesty in selling and quality standards to elevate hog prices. The text references No. 1 hog goals and cooperative selling as a path to better outcomes.
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Allo
Hepa
Gapeworm findings urge farm biosecurity on turkeys
A U S Department of Agriculture study from Washington and Maryland shows turkeys harbor gapeworms at 22.5 percent while chickens in the same flocks remain free. Experts suggest keeping young birds on uncontaminated ground and excluding turkeys to reduce losses. Broader notes call for a formal vegetable naming system to curb confusing varieties and improve marketing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Washington City
Department
Bethesda
Committee On Nomenclature
William R. Lazenby
American Pomological Society
Farm Innovation Doubles Plow Output With Third Horse
A farmer demonstrates a method by hitching a third horse to a two horse walking plow, enabling a single man to plow at least a quarter acre more land each day. Experts from the state department note potential efficiency gains for large fields and delegation of labor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matthews & Keller
R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
OIC
South
Arkansas
Musband
Turkeys
Washington
Turkey
Jterre Haute Indianapolis& Eastern Traction Co
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Toronto
Ontario
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo, N. Y
Detroit
St. Clair Flats
Port Harem, Mich
Paves Traffic Department
Trac
Indianapolis
Indiana
UST Company
Gavings
Cord Tires
Highache
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