War Bond Effort Highlighted by 4-H Participants
The piece notes a nationwide drive by 4-H boys and girls aiding the war bond program. It mentions Gleon Whittenberg of Hidalgo County as part of the effort and references an ambulance purchase by 37,000 members. Carolyn Steele and Richard Fleming are listed among those involved, with Virginia representatives contributing to the extended service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF Ciy Ie
America
Atrang
Trong
Gleon Whittenberg
Hidalgo County
Dibb
Vrginia
Carolyn Steele
Richard Fleming
Janesville
USA
Wilton
Veterans advisory group to aid returning farmers
Uttgin announces a state veterans farm advisory panel to help veterans with loans leasing and farming standards. L J Hager Putnam farm adviser notes the group will coordinate with War Food Administration and other federal bodies to provide practical farm guidance for counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cv'ty
Farm
War Food Admin
Selec
Federa
Irees
Ector Rusk
Usk
Hall Patatt Boren News Summary
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kemper home, study rules, Mrs Walz, cookies, and a conference at Urbana. No clear event or dates. entities incomplete and ambiguous.
Sparland 4 H Judging and Talk on Clothing Conservation
The Sparland High School hosts a 4 H foods and clothing judging event on Thursday June 8 with Mrs Kemper in attendance. Mrs George G Evans of De Kalb delivers a talk on clothing conservation and home made accessories on Thursday May 25. She displays many home crafts and outfit ideas including accessories and costume jewelry placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper
George G. Evans
DeKalb
Sparland High School
Celestine Barnes
Frances Dirlmouth
Peoria
Johanna Ryan
Robert Dewey
Touton
Dewey
Fred Cole
Kenneth Seely
Helen
Ivan Ely
Ryan Fednell
Lee Campbell
Io Florty
Mary Tully
John Schuphach
Carolyn
Earl Sharick
Lacon
Paul Hickey
Sparland
Emmett Hickey
Bertram Hickey
LaSalle
Harry McDonnell
George McDonnell
Denver
Colo
Keep ing Fit Test Day at Fair Grounds for 4-H members
On June 9 at 2 PM University of Illinois 4-H staff Professor D M Hall and F H Mynard will lead a Keep ing Fit Test Day for 4-H boys and girls at the Fair Grounds. Members should attend. girls wear slacks. Home economic leaders are asked to come with their ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
D. M Hall
F H Mynard
Fair Grounds
Storage Guidelines for Fabrics and Linens
Instructions emphasize protecting stored textiles such as cottons and linens from damage by pests. Roll large rugs, bundle with stout paper and tape, and store in dry cool storerooms. Seal all openings to keep fabrics safe from silver fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lwig
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Fetéch
ERAN WEE Ne att Dear Friends
ERAN WEE Ne att Dear Friends appears to be a fragmentary heading with unclear context and no verifiable event or names to anchor a summary. The readable portion offers no concrete facts, dates, places, or organizations to describe.
Pasture and sunshine key to efficient chicken feeding
A veteran farmer argues for pasture over bag feed, noting the value of green grass and sun. With grain supplies tight, cull to efficient producers, use pasture, and avoid overreliance on bag feeds while ensuring a balanced ration for flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Colleges
Eye
Plentiful eggs inspire family friendly spring dishes
Homemakers can use today's plentiful eggs in popular spring dishes. A egg and asparagus casserole serves four with hard boiled eggs, asparagus and white sauce baked until set. Also recommended is baked French toast with eggs milk toast buttered, bacon and jelly, baked until custard like. Local notices list church masses and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frances Cook
Apecrations
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs. James Clift expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cheerful letters and cards while she was a patient at St Margaret's Hospital Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Hospital, Spring -Valle
James Clift
May Curtail Hatching of Chicks and Dairy Cattle Culling
The War Food Administration faces possible action to curtail chick hatching and start of commercial broilers as feed bins may run dry before harvest. It may urge producers to cut pullet and laying flock output and launch a dairy cattle culling program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
C Berger
WPRA
Office of Production
Barger
WIA
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Accident
We express gratitude for loving kindness shown after our accident. Thank you for deeds, cards, flowers and comforting words. May God bless you. Mr and Mrs M H Dusen and Jimmy Yann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hf
Yann Dusen
Jimmy
Charles P Green Attorney at Law Abstracts and Insurance
Charles P Green, attorney at law, offers abstracts and insurance services. Specializes in general law, collections, land titles, and settlement of estates. Contact via phone 14 Henry, Illinois.
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Henry, Alinois
Chicago Swine Show In September At Union Stock Yards
The Chicago Junior Market Hog Show and Sale, sponsored by Union Stock Yard and Transit Co in cooperation with Midwest 4-H and Vocational Agricultural Club leaders, will be held Thursday September 7 for the event’s fifth renewal. Cash premiums total 352 with prizes from purebred breeders. divisions include three weight classes for individual barrows and pens of three hogs, judged by packer buyers at the Chicago market. Entry is fee free beyond standard yardage feed and commission, with winners sold at auction. A related Chicago Market Lamb Show and Sale is scheduled for June 16, with entries due June 12.
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Midwest
Chicago
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Vocational Agricultural Club
Pangicia Hoa
Philip W. Pillsbury Committee
Peoria Livestock Market Report Details Mixed Week
Riddell Livestock reports hogs unchanged with late-week congestion and carryovers. Hogs 271 to 360 pounds 11.25 to 12.00. 180 to 270 pounds 3.60 to 3.60. 140 to 175 pounds 10.00 to 12.50. packing sow 10.25 to 10.75. stags 9.50 to 10.00. Cattle and calves mixed with steers 14.50 to 16.00, heifers 14.00 to 15.00, cows 6.50 to 12.50, bulls 10.00 to 12.50. veals 11.00 to 16.00. lambs scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Farmers Decry Government Muddling in Wartime Agriculture
The article reports Smith criticizing wartime farm policy and urging preservation of sound laws. He warns against curtailing market outlets after the war, cites hog market issues, and notes hemp payments and per acre returns for Putnam and nearby farmers. He lists beneficiaries and emphasizes policy risks to future production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
America
AAA
United States
Lexington Area To Grow Hemp Again This Year
The Lexington community in McLean County plans another hemp cycle with 2000 acres planted and the processing plant back in operation. Last year’s crop is being processed as farmers from Marshall Putnam counties consider repeating the project, drawn by potential profits despite higher costs than corn. University of Illinois data show hemp at 19 man hours per acre, yield about 2.6 tons per acre and an average price near 4200 dollars per ton, aiding profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Wirth
Manlius
Wysnet
Ladd
Putnam County
McKee
Cesely
Bon
Moews
Mr. Moews
Cornelius Bouxsein
Wilbur‘ Sutherland
Henry C. Hamer
Carl Naureuther
John Bumgarner
Leo Sonderoth
Simon Sack
Henry W. Hahn
Oletuy’ Koster
Walter Toedter
Ernest Brida
Forrest Steele
Joseph Stremilau
Frank Pelka
Léo Ehiten
Arthur Fouth
Jdoel W. Hopkins
Harlan Salmon
Bred
W. Pintery
Walter Griffith
Carl‘ Nordstrom
Elmér Schleger
Leo C. Flaherty
Lexington
McLean County
Marshall-Putnam
University of Milinoishita Ist
Hemp Growth Costs Versus Profit for Illinois Farmers
Figures from the College of Agriculture show raising hemp costs about twice as much per acre as corn. Last year the average cost to grow and deliver an acre was 65.02 dollars, while 26 tons per acre at 42.90 dollars a ton yielded a profit due to high price and strong yield. The push to grow hemp stemmed from concerns over imports from North Africa and Eastern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
North
Africa
Mion
Tibet
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Frederia
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I#ave
University of Sinoson
Mofo
Linke
Army
Armstrong
Put- Marstai
Sid
Atty
Tiineis
Eran Wee
Sime Free
Camp Grove
St. Patrick's Church
R. E. Gates
Purgatorial Society
Bert Duncan
Charles P. Green
Peoria Livestock Market Report
R. J. Riddell
The
Riddell Livestock Commission Company
Henry. Sale Company
Marshall- Putnam Fair Grounds
Randy, “Linnals
R. H. Monier
Francis Keegan
Ben McAllister
Alexander Lepge
Federal Farm Board
Arthur Hyde
A © Riss
Babiy
RED Comb
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NOG A RC Mad
Frank Grampp & Sons
Henry
W. W. Dewey & Sons
Coal Henry, Il
Mark M. Allard
Kenry State Bank
Banding
V. M
Realnex
Ilinois
Aeste
Henry, Il
Henry” Fai
Hehe, Mitriots
Princeton
Hide, Fur & Wool Company
Frank Earling
AME Ee
State
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Illinicis
Frank Farling
W. Co. Overbeek
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