Outlook for dairy prices and feed costs in 1943
The article notes a favorable price spread between dairy prices and feed costs for 1943, urging farmers to grow pasture, hay, silage, and grain crops to supply their own feed. It details pasture and hay needs for cows, recommends substituting silage for hay when available, and stresses home grown grains balanced with roughage.
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Oliver L. Adams
Unly Agent
Paul Careuth
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Extension Dairyman
Carruth
Why 100-Octane Gas Is Vital For Victory
Washington readers learn that 100 octane aviation gasoline powers military aircraft, boosts takeoff power, range, and bomb load, and that U S motorists must accept some sacrifice in automobile fuels to ensure continued supply. The piece explains octane basics, the fuel’s four components, engine compatibility, and national production efforts led by Harold L Ickes to triple or quadruple output with new plants and policy changes.
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NEA
Washington
Harsler
Uncle Sam
America
Air Force
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Royal Air Force
Europe
Sam
Harold L. Ickes
Teddy
Ickeshag
Petroleum Industry Council For National Defense
Ickles
U. S
East Texas
Try Needlework for the Nerves
New York readers report a surge in home needlework as war demand grows. Women from farm wives to college girls knit, crochet, and sew to relax and aid soldiers, with 1,000,000 sweaters planned this winter and wool usage expected to reach about 50,000,000 pounds for knitting and crochet nationally.
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New York
Park Avenue
America
Women's National Institute
Far West
Boston
Florida
Middle West
Find Model Planes in Japanese Home
A curious clipping notes Find Model Planes in Japanese Home alongside a fact about solar energy. The passage references model aircraft interest and a remark on sunlight delivering more than one horsepower per square yard to Earth’s tropics for context.
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Earth
Tropics
Prescott News County Chairman Elected in Nevada Drive
Jet N. Martin announces county chairmen for the drive to retire the Democratic Party debt from the MM T campaign. George Christopher is elected chairman for Nevada county as oil and gas leases rise, and Arkansas Louisiana Gas plans a line through Nevada county creating work. Clarence Marsh named new Deaf Board member, succeeding W. O. Waters. Eurelan Sunday School class gathers at Mrs L L Mitchell’s home with cooperative hosts and 238 members attending.
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Jet N. Martin
Democratic National Committee
George Christopher
Nevada County
Ol News
Mid- Continent Petrolum Company
Pax Lew
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company
MeKamie
Waldo
Bienne
Ark
Usis
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Herbert Thorton and their young son from Charleston South Carolina are guests of Mrs Thornton’s parents Mr and Mrs Adam Thomas Dr and Mrs J W Kenney spend a few days in Booneville Mrs J Th Slogel of St Louis plans a visit to relatives and friends Mrs Dale Denman of Bluff City enjoys time in Prescott Mrs Randolph Hamby and Mrs J A Cole attend a tea in Slone on Wednesday MOONE al.
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Herbert Thorton
Little Son
Charleston, South Carolina
Thornton
Adam Thomas
J. Th Slogel
St. Leuis
Randolph Hamby
J. A. Cole
Slope
Moone al
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W. O. Waters
Eurelan
First Baptist Chinch
L. L. Mitchell
M. EF. Parker
Esthy Reeves
Ollin Stehenson
Ernest Hesterly
Dunior High Auditorium
Mrs. J. W. Kenney
Booneville
Dale Denman
Bluff City
Wesson Oi
Kroger
Kroger's Country Club
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Vuntry Club
Embassy
Doz
Sunkist
Avalon
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K. J. Caplinger Jr
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Ham Butts
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