Farm Bureau to discuss animal fats and vegetable oils
Guilford County Farm Bureau holds regular meeting at Greensboro Chamber of Commerce tomorrow at 1 pm. Discussion centers on animal fats and vegetable oils amid wartime supply concerns, with lard and compound price notes. Rh O McCord leads the fats discussion. model orchard plan also on agenda.
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Guilford County Farm Bureau
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Food Control Commission
O. McCord
Southern Railway Company
Rh. H. Anderson
Tankford County
Bureau
Boys Corn and Pig Clubs
Farm Labor Supply Faces Conference Review in St Louis
Washington reports on a conference in St Louis addressing next year's farm labor supply. Secretary Houston of the agriculture department travels to attend with representatives who survived rural baby needs programs and cooperated with state defense councils and other state activities, along with Assistant Secretary Pearson.
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Washington
St. Louis
Houston
Department of Agriculture
wartime honors for Austro German leaders announced
Amsterdam reports a Vienna dispatch stating Emperor Charles created General von Korbatin a field marshal and awarded the first class military order with war decoration to Duke Eugene and Field Marshal von Hindenburg. General von Below received the grand cross of the order of Leopold with war decorations.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Charles
von Korbatin
Duke Eugene
von Hindenburg
Von
Half Price Hat Sale at Tailored Mill
Miss Venetia Smith advertises a Saturday sale offering all tailored hats at ten dollars, with black velvet hats priced at five dollars and four dollars respectively. Local shoppers are urged to take advantage of these bargains.
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Venetia Smith
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Atlantic Store Co., Inc
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