Control of yellow dodder in lespedeza fields urged by extension
County agent explains dodder, a parasitic weed called love vine, invades lespedeza and other crops. It spreads rapidly from seed, curls around stems, steals food, and is costly to eradicate. Spread straw or oil and burn to destroy dodder. grazing not advised. Begin control now before seed sets to limit spread.
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Ais
Arkansas State Plant Board
Bevil
Charles Immons
University of Arises
College of Agriculture
Fragmentary Dialogue Observed in Rural Scene
A farmer's boy and a stranger exchange lines about corn and luck while a doctor assists a customer seeking reading glasses. The dialogue shows social distance and rural livelihoods with a hint of humor and miscommunication.
Pros Cons of Daylight Time
Washington debates daylight saving as in 1918 1919 with Congress split between cities and farms. The opposition lists eight critiques from farmers and workers about lost daylight for labor, school starts, farm schedules, sleep, and early shifts, while defense and power motives favor industry.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
William S.hart
Congress
Wilson
National Defense
House
Senate
Daylight Saving in War Economy Campaigns
Government argues daylight saving boosts economy and health during wartime. Defense highlights 12 nations adopting it, workers gain daylight hours, while farmers resist minor habit changes despite benefits to industry and labor. Historical debate recalls 1918 law and 1919 repeal faced presidential veto.
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United States
Congress
Publig
Wise Ruler Mhorizontal Answer to Previous Puzzle
A compact puzzle clue list about a wise ruler and his reputed authorship with multiple numbered word fits across horizontal and vertical sections. It mentions visitors including a queen and a king known for wisdom, plus numerous semantic and lexical hints across numbers.
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Morizontal
Elinzaa Beth
Normandy
Oil Shortage Myth or Propaganda in 1940s Debate
The piece questions claims of a fuel oil and gasoline shortage across the United States and the Western Hemisphere. It argues production quotas hide ample reserves mainly in Texas California Oklahoma Illinois and Louisiana and analyzes transport limits by tankers tank cars and pipelines as the real bottlenecks. It notes U S tankers under foreign registry and railroad tank cars owned by oil firms, with a surplus of cars indicating transport constraints are not yet critical.
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Washington
United States
Aly
Big East
Texas
U. S&s
California
Oklahoma
Illinois
Louisiana
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
U. S
Britain
England
South America
Africa
Preparing to Do It Again in 1941 Congressional Battle
The remark hints at a potential major political clash in 1941. It suggests anticipation of a large congressional contest, possibly shaping national policy and party dynamics as the new session looms.
Standings and Thursday games across leagues
Standings show New Orleans six to four over Little Rock, Atlanta B four Chattanooga four, Birmingham three, Memphis two, Nashville three, Knoxville one. Thursday games include Memphis at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Knoxville with New Orleans at Birmingham. The other leagues list Revolt five Philadelphia, Cleveland six Washington four, Boston St Louis and New York Chicago with weather affected games and multiple matchups.
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Orleas
Little Rick
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Boston-St. Louis
New York-Chicago
Ciames
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
D. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Southern Association
W. L Pet
Atlanta Ag
Chittanooga
Litt. Rock Ve
New York Ve
Detroit A
New Ann See Different A New Ann See Different
Herman Allen profiles Ann Coriy stepping from burlesque to legitimate stage with White Cargo. She explains leaving burlesque behind, aiming to prove acting ability, shed crowd stereotypes, and tackle the Native girl role of Tondaleya in the African melodrama.
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Herman Allen
AP Venture Service
New York
Ann Coriy
Merald
Indy
Tondaleya
Oil transport reforms eyed to ease coastal drawdown
Tank trucks and trailers now carry most highway fuel from railheads to stations. Pooling these tankers for long distances could ease shortages in strategic areas while railloads stay limited. Pipelines, though cheaper, are blocked by cost tariffs and eminent domain battles, prompting exploration of short linking lines to stitch together independent systems.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Atlantic Seaboard
Page Ure
Baton Rouge
Jackson
Bamingham
Atlanta
Greensboro
N. C
Portsmouth
Home Clubs to Hold Annual June Meeting
The June County Council meets annually for the Home Demonstration club women. This year’s gathering takes place in Columbus with the Home Demonstration Club as hostess. The event will be held in the school auditorium, with Mrs. C. R. White presiding and Estelle Caldwell in charge of registration.
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Columbus
County Council
Home Demmonstration Club
C. R. White
Estelle Caldwell
Local club meeting outlines social program and foods
Dorothy Sipes and Mrs R White lead the flower committee with Mrs B C Stuart and Mrs R B Jackson. Luncheon and hospitality groups plan fried chicken, grouper, vegetables, fruit salad, cookies, and cupcakes. A live-at-home finery theme grows in popularity as groups prepare displays and special numbers by 4 H clubs. County council president Miss Shirley Sturt presides with Miss Geuttle Boyer as plant welcome and Mrs J O Johnson giving the response. Music by Caldwell family at noon. Members urged to attend with visitors. Mary Claude Fletcher urges club women to participate.
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Dorothy Sipes
Mra
R. White
B.C. Stuart
R.B. Jackson
Herbert Sipes
David Mitchell
T. M. Mel Corkle
J. Ro Auney
Shirley Sturt
County Council
Geuttle Boyer
J. O. Johnson
Columbus
Robert Richer
C. R. Reed
Caldwell Farily
MD Brig
Mary Claude Fletcher
Butterflies Stream Long Flight Over California in 1924
A Mevnl wire described a three day butterfly passage through California in 1924. The article tallies the insect movement at about 3,000,000,000, noting vast numbers crossing the state.
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California
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