Egg handling tips to cut losses and boost price
A revised bulletin from the University of Arkansas Extension outlines egg production and marketing practices to reduce losses. It urges keeping healthy hens, infertile eggs after hatching, collecting eggs twice daily in all weather, cool storage with moisture, frequent marketing, and sorting out cracked or dirty eggs. It notes avoid washing eggs and packing with the large end up, stressing egg quality for higher prices and better production.
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Fletcher County
Sar Moore
University of Arkansas College of Agulture
U. S. Department of Culture
Agricultural Extension Service
Litte Rock
Ark
Man Mistakenly Shoots O Kane Believing Him Attacker
A man shot Thomas O Kane in the shoulder a year ago, believing him to be the assailant. After being taken to headquarters he identified the target, then apologized saying it was not him.
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New York
Thomas O’kane
O'Kane
Penalties for Excess Quotas in 1941 Cotton Market
Penalties for cotton quotas will be set at 50 percent of the basic loan rate, with the exact rate announced after August 1. The basic rate is 85 percent of the purity price at the marketing year start on August 1, 1941. If the parity price on August 1 is 16.12 cents, the basic loan would be 13.70 cents and the penalty 6.85 cents per pound for cotton sold beyond farm quotas, with no carryover penalty increase for 1941.
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Oliver L. Adams
Standings and results from Sunday and Monday games
Standings show Little Rock leading 6 1 over Birmingham with a game called at darkness. New Orleans topped Memphis 2 0 while Atlanta 8 5, Knoxville 4 4, Chattanooga 7 4, Nashville 6 7. Monday schedule has Little Rock at Birmingham twilight doubleheader and Knoxville at Atlanta.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Atlanta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Southern Association
W. L Pet
Memphis A
War Department Wing in Washington Keeps Growing
Edson in Washington notes a new seven story War Department wing in Washington near completion. The $10 million addition, planned as part of a larger complex, brings two city blocks of future expansion, with offices for Patterson and Schley officials. The building is crowded during moving day, with construction bustle, private hallways for senior staff, and hot conditions before air conditioning is finished.
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Washington
Sam
War Department
Army
Robert P. Patterson
Schley
Wash_ington
Public Buildings Administration
Carryover Penalty Rules For 1940 Cotton Loans
Carryover exceeding the set amount becomes penalty free. A farmer with 700 pounds of 1940 carryover would owe $21 at 3 cents per pound. If this year’s penalty rate is 7 cents, the first 300 pounds yield the $21 while the remaining 409 pounds become penalty free. Pull loans are available only to Sviple A cooperators, with non-cooperators getting loans at 60 percent of cooperators’ rates and excess under loan subject to penalty when marketed.
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Sviple
Women Warned of Baby's Diet
Miss Fletcher the county home demonstration agent urged sanitary care of the family's food especially the baby's diet. She warned that summer heat accelerates bacterial growth and food deterioration risking infant deaths. Gertrude Conant cited past lax laws and praised milk testing pasteurization and boiling milk to aid digestion and safety.
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Miss Fletcher
County Home
Fletcher
Gertrude E. Conant
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Bang
Jim Wilson Tops Skeet Club Shoot Scorers List
Jim Wilson led the Wilson Skeet club weekly shoot with 49 of 50, narrowly ahead of Franklin Molarty George Wylie and Ray McDowell. Other readable names include Charlie Wilson and Leo Robins amid a cluster of scores, with additional stray notes and household health tips following.
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Jim Wilson
Wilson
Dhe
Franklin Molarty
George Wylie
Ray McDowell
Franklin MeLarty
Geo. Wyle Co
Chartie Wilson
John Wilson
Leo Robins
Latin Deluge on Manhattan
GEORGE TUCKER surveys shifts in New York entertainment as Latin and Hawaiian acts rise on Broadway. French decor fades postwar, while tango, rumba, and Cuban influences reshape clubs from Village to Broadway. Hawaiian rooms thrive at the Hotel Lexington, and Basque presence hints at linguistic preservation amid a cosmopolitan scene.
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George Tucker
New York
Broadway
Casino de Pure
Billy Rose
Clifford
I Fischer
Fischer
Paris
Europe
America
Lexington
Ray Kinney
Lani McIntire
Americas
Hi Field
Eton
Congo
Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead Chancery Court Mrs Clarice Guzzo sues G Q Bird et al. defendants include Mrs Luther Buens Berlin Hodnett and Myx Hodnett and others warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint and cross complaint of B C Hearnett and Sadie Hodnett. Witnessed by Clerk J P Byers on July 14 1941 with dates July 21 28 and August 4.
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G. Q. Bird
Luther Buens
Berlin
Ny Hand and Seal Og
J. P. Byers
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Edson
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Admunitions
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Selective Service
Columbus
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Manhattan
Hawaii
Pyrenees
Co. M. Walker
Olin Lewis
Dr. Scoggins
C. McNeil
Br. Smith
Edwin Jackson
J. O. Johnson
Hempstead Chancery Court
Clarice
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