Farmers Demand Prodn Policy At Milwaukee Conference
More than six hundred farm leaders from twelve states gathered in Milwaukee Wisconsin to push for a national poll on farm policy. They urged decisive action to ensure maximum production and balanced relations among farmers consumers and industry.
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therMid‘gonjbureauc Training School
Ee Yilwaukees
Wis
Wednens Marek Than
Gyreau
Sexpres- C.smith
Associa
Rie Bureaus Federation
District 4 H Camp Attendance Grows at East Bay
Eleven girls enrolled in District H camp at East Bay Lake Bloomington this week, with more hoping to join next year as the district 4 H camp outgrows the site. Applications were accepted in order, prioritizing first timers, while a long list of names from Agriculture and Home Economics clubs across multiple towns attended ongoing sessions and trainings.
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East Bay
Lake Bloomington
William’Rinehart
Varna
Liwood Laible
Washburn
E.val-Antrim
Bacon
Jerry Hickey
Wyoming
Kenneth Neuhalsen
Henry
Alvin Hageman
Beverly
Jannusch
Wenona
Peggy
Martin
Magnolia
Eleanor Bunting
Magholia
Kenneth Condit
Lacon
William
Green
Camp Grove
Mary Jean ‘Forbes
Bradford
Marcella Bayer
Marian Dickey
Greta Appleton
Julia Aukland
Can and Freeze Beans Supply Warns Home Makers
A University of Illinois extension nutritionist warns this year’s civilian canning and freezing supply will be 20 percent smaller than last year. Advice includes pressure canning beans in a cooker, using young beans, and blanching for freezing. For freezing, select tender beans, trim stems, cut or leave whole, blanch three minutes per quart, chill, and pack promptly for storage.
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Grace Armstrong
University of Ilinos College, of Agriculture
Kentucky
Fragmented poetic fragment about burden and rainbow imagery
A distorted OCR fragment describes heavy burdens lifted with presence and tears, mentioning a dreary day brightened by help. It includes garbled lines about weight, tears, a rainbow rise, and a distant reference to what you can and cannot eat, minus coherent context.
Large Peach Crop Forecast For 1949 Growth in Northern States
Western and southern states expect large peach yields this year, with the 1949 crop about two and a half times 1943 levels in many areas. Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania lead the north central gains as government orders push canned fruit to 37 million cases, with 64 percent reserved for armed forces and lend-lease. Home canning emerges as the civilian lifeline amid government purchases, sugar and supplies available, while civilian supplies lag behind wartime levels.
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Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
War Food Administration
Pac
WEA
Jean Allen
Kroger Foo Foundation
Illnesses and visits thread LaSalle area social notes
Wilma Stehl ill with chicken pox. Visits by Miss Lucille and Melissa Munnis. Patricia Marine from near Henne spent last week with Norma Catch. Mrs Gerio Ruggerio of Hennie pin visited Ernest Davies and family. Mrs Ida Clemens and Grace Clemens with Vera Clemens to LaSalle. Lee Weeks and Billy Kretchmer of Harvard guests of Emma Deininger. Della Battoni spent week with sister Brano Garbiani. Henry Kessling Sr called to LaSalle to see daughter Esther ill. Grace Clemens to Chicago to visit uncle Lyan Clemens and relatives. Ernes Davies and children visited Martin Kuhl at Hopewell. Joe DeMattia and Norma Treatch entertained at Lucy DeMattia’s. Bruno Gambieri and son visited Leo Battons. Nellie Casdell left for Rosedale Ind to visit relatives.
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Wilma Stehl
Lucille
Melissa Munnis
The
Vera Clemens
George Helmer
LaSalle
Lee Weeks
Billy Kretchmer
Harvard
Emma Deininger
Della Battoni
Ladd
Brano Garbiani
Facil
Henry Kessling Sr
Esther Kessling
Henry
Kessling
Grace Clemens
Chicago
Lyan Clemans
vErnes Davies
Martin Kuhl
Hopewell
Joe DeMattia
Norma Treateh
Lucy DeMattia
Tint la Salle
Cherry
Bruno Gambieri
Leo Battons
Nellie
Casdell
Rosedale
Ind
Six Steels Helmets and Gifts Under $25 Bond Buy
A wartime notice lists what an $18.75 purchase could secure for the U S Army. Options include six steel helmets, dive bayonets, 31 fragmentation grenades, trench shovels, two 81-millimeter mortars, 19 belts, or 18 identification tags.
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U. Ss
Egg production and feeding tips from poultry guide
A observed market shift raises egg prices as production dips. The article urges poultry raisers to maximize profit during the current cycle, stressing large flock management, water availability, and ample feeders. It notes many flocks lack adequate space and equipment, underscoring culling nonperformers to maintain profitability.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Signals Price Shifts
The Chicago market report notes OPA probe threats to Eastern kill sections causing a price spike. Slaughter steers fetch 97 cents to 1.92 per cwt above rollback, lower grades hit hardest, hogs show rising floor at 13.75 with a shrinking unsold stock. forecasts predict a 28 percent drop in overall pig crops from 1943 highs. Texas origin cattle flood Central States, offsetting local tightness.
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OPA
Office of Price Administration
Goors
Texas
Southeastern
Central States
Seed harvest urgency amid war and weather strain supply
Fragmented OCR text notes farmers facing serious seed shortages for legumes and grasses, affecting future food production. It calls for sufficient seed production and reserves, notes increased feed needs, and stresses maintaining fertility and pasture, with harvests larger this year due to protection measures and favorable weather, urging more than usual seed harvesting.
Vatican Relief Network Aids War Torn Areas
Vatican Information Service helps relay messages to war torn regions through offices in Washington and global charity centers. Heston notes 500000 hearts reach across nations while 600000 acts of charity grow daily to support Polish refugees and families with relatives in Allied forces.
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Vatican
Edward L
Lves
Christ
Father Heston
Holy Father
Vatican Information Service
United States
Alllied
Sve
Nlban Information Service
Sunday School Board to Hold Quarterly Meeting at Piper Home
Carol Shorts, ill and training at Bradley College, is among local notices. The Sunday School Board schedules its quarterly meeting at Mr and Mrs William Piper's home on Sunday evening July 6 with a covered dish supper at 6 PM. Ensign Byron Wright on leave from Navy duty visits Bradford and Beverly Tl, then to Washington DC for assignment. Pvt William Fate of Zion IL visits family. Young people's class hosts an ice cream social at the church Thursday evening. Charles Chindler remains a patient at Methodist hospital Peoria for observation and treatment. W.S.C.S. to meet with Mrs Edward Dunbar July 13. Sunday dinner guests include Barney Keen Ohio Jeanette Marley Angela Tumbleson.
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Boyd's Grove
Osorio Fos Carol Shorts
Bradley College
William ‘Piper
Byron Wright
Bradford
Beverly Tl
Si Ensigne Wright
Chicago
Washington, D.C
William Fate
Zion, Til
Byron Allen
Charles Chindler
Frante Wright
Barney Keen
Ohio
Jeanette Marley
Angela Tumbleson
Wrights from Camp San Luis and Great Lakes Navy Station
Bradford, Pvt. Leland Wright, Camp San Luis Obispo California, and A/S John Wright of Great Lakes Naval Training Station are named in a brief notice. The item lists two servicemen with their training stations.
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Bradford
Leland Wright
Camp San, Luis, Obispo, Calif
John’ Wright
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Reverend and Mrs Cole Return to Bradford and Saver Grove
Reverend and Mrs A E Cole are returned to the pastorates of Bradford and Saver Grove for a fifth term. Both charges express happiness at their leadership continuing for another year.
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A. E. Cole
Bradford
Saver Grove
Debunking Myths About the Dionne Quintuplets
A Canadian press veteran who first met the Dionne quintuplets when they were three months old states the siblings are intelligent for their age and not prodigies. They attend daily English lessons, speak well, sing in English, and their earnings include contracts worth 25,900 dollars annually with a 30,000 reserve fund, while Marie remains treated as the baby.
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Andylt
Yvonne
Cecile
Emile
Marie
Annette
Hiley
Marines Read Wife Letter Sparks Nursery Humor on Guadalcanal
In a Guadalcanal tent Sergeant H Barr reports a Marine combat correspondent reading excerpts from his wife’s letter. The line about seven babies and an expected one drew exclamations. The man’s wife works in a maternity ward. About 2,357,000 Americans serve in the U S Army Aby Forces, with fewer than half overseas.
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Guadalcanal
H. Barr
Marine Corps Comba
Henry Illinois Daily News Briefs June 29 1944
Local republication notes Henry Illinois area news and county happenings for Thursday June 29 1944. The brief items cover community events, official notices, and small updates impacting residents in Henry county and surrounding towns.
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HehryiNews
Republicain
Henry
Linois
Marahailand
Mrshall County Court House
Lacan
Minois
LD Gregory
Marshall County
Illinois
Lacon
Lenas
Graves
Beoria Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Hog Demand
The Beoria livestock report notes no major price shifts from last week, with hogs remaining difficult to move in overweights while packing sows sell freely. About 4,800 hogs were on the market, the heaviest run in some time, and calves fetched as high as 16.50 with good to choice at 14.00 to 16.00. Cattle held steady with steers up to 17.00 and beef cows mostly 9.50 to 14.00. lambs at 15.00 and sheep to 8.00. Holiday shopping pressure may slow disposals this week. buyers aim to limit bookings Friday.
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Cours
Frdiay
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