Terre soil conservation practices described in district report
The district chair Buford Poe outlines all weather erosion controls. Contour, level tillage, strip crops, terraces, and rotations with cover crops and manure are highlighted as essential practices. Accomplishments include acres covered, rotations, terraces, and outlet channels, with many farmers adopting terracing and contour methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Poe
Lewallen
Eport
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Bureau Board to Meet in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Farm Bureau board of directors will meet Friday February 23 at 10 o'clock in the Hempstead county courthouse. Tile Rock office agents will attend to assist. President L C Somerville and secretary Lee Gerland urge all board members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Banker Thwarts Draft Inroads In EQUISVILLE Ky
In Equissville Kentucky a 23 year old, Robert Prouty, lost two toes in an accident but secured a job at a local bank. MacFerran Barr, bank vice president, said the bank needed men with one of their toes and hired Prouty immediately after a friend sent him there.
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Equisville
Robert Prouty
MacFerran Barr
Aslocal Bank
Prouty
Ray Taylor
Taylor
Hallywood
Preston
DeMille
Union Pacific
Mojave
Washington Becomes Army Boom Town With Citywide Dances
NEA correspondent reports a massive government employee volunteer effort to entertain troops in Washington. Three to four thousand hostesses recruited from 180,000 federal workers fill grand squares and department auditoriums for weekly events. Radios, amateur nights, and large dances across agencies promise constant entertainment for soldiers.
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Stfort
Waahttleton
Theo
Onda
Capital Park
Cupid
Washington
Capitol
War Department
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Interior Department
April's Stormy Return to Kent Ends in Truth and Kiss
In a snowbound drive to the Carter home, April confronts Kent after Ann's letter upends their ruse. A sudden, passionate kiss reveals Kent's knowledge of April's ruse and forces a confrontation about motives, forgiveness, and the road ahead for all involved.
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April
Ann
Ken
Kent
Ans
Vivano
Octavia
April Burnett
Ana
Kent Carter
Carter Home
Bent
Harrison in Hollywood on Location for The Lady From Cheyenne
Hollywood writer Paul Harrison notes location work for The Lady From Cheyenne starring Loretta Young and Robert Preston. A Mojave shoot involves a ranch town set, stunt crews, an antique locomotive, and tense interaction with a hotel proprietor over director Frank Lloyd’s on site leadership.
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Hollywood
Frank Lloyd
Mojave
Universit
Cheyenne
Loretta Young
Robert Preston
Miss Young
Kentucky
Lloyd
Averys Chapel Home Demonstration Club Meets
Averys Chapel Home Demonstration club met January 29 at Mrs. Mary Holt’s home. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mary Kidd and vice president Joe Kidd. The group planned church repairs and canning for the crippled children’s home with 23 members present and a follow up meeting set for February 28 at Mrs. Roy Cooley’s home.
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Averys Chapel
Mary Holt
Frayer
Mary” Kidd
Mary Kidd
Joe Kidd
Dorothy Cooley
Barnard Graves
Edwanda Graham
Better Homes
Grover Farles
Walter Flagherty
Mary Hott
Dorothy Lively
Andy Cooley
Song Learter
Ruth Daniel
Jake Southworth
Alice Gorham
Crippled Childrens Home
Roy Cooley
Marlbrook
Marlbrook Churel
C. R. Willard
Willard
St. Matthew
Willard Ted
Guy Home Grounds
Jess Wood
McNab
McNab Home Demonstration Club
Ed Stone
Velma Jones
Ed Store
Fletcher
Ella Posey
John Revel
Two Terraces Employed By Hempstead County Farmers
Hempstead county farmers adopt two terrace types to combat soil erosion, reports county agent Oliver L. Adams. The ridge type forms a raised crest across the field using soil from both sides, while the channel type acts as a low ridge with a parallel ditch built across the field.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
French Admiral Darlan Faces World Role Amid War Tensions
The profile outlines Admiral Jean Darlan, France’s vice premier and foreign minister, tracing his career from naval cadet to senior leader. It notes his resentment of Britain, ties to Petain, and pivotal 1940 actions preserving a battered French fleet at Oran and Mers-el-Kebir, highlighting his influence on Franco-British-German affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Darla
Jean Darlon
Jean Darlin
Britain
Oran
Mers
El-Kebir
Dagar
Dar-ian
Giint Richelieu
England
Germany
Darian
Naval Academy
China
Far Eastern
France
School of Navigation
Quinet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Maxine Weygand
Africa
Petain
Dovlan
Adolé Hitlere
Hitler
Darlan
Terrace terrace construction advice from Arkansas agronomist
Burl L. Arnolt of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture discusses terrace design for slopes. A mix of channel and ridge types yields straighter terraces, with ridge better around high spots. Move earth to shape ridges, ensure outlet is well planned and stabilized to prevent erosion.
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Burl L. Arnolt
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arnold
Arnald
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Farm Bureau Board
United States
Eee
ROPER
Harry W. Shiver
Peter Edson
NEA Washington Cor
Major Bowes
Commerce Auditorium
Government Printing Office
Bureau of Engraving
BY Ruth Ayers
Pril
Miss April
WEA Service
Ing
Harrison
Paul Harrison
NEA
Loretta
McCaski
McCaskit Home Demonstration Club
C. A. Hamilton
Mic Daniels
Hamilton
Howard Smith
Ethel Porterfield
Harvey Buckley
W. M. Long
Aid
Hildred Rolland
Ausey Lee Ross
Friendship Club
Dora Wortham
Moe
Troy Wade
Walter Johnson
Joe Bailey
Har Jon Wade
Jack Cramer
Beatrice White
WGOME
Barwick’s Electric Service
Arkillas Machine Specialty Co
Walnut Hope
Ark
McRae Mill & Elevator Co
Feeders Supply Co
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