Dundee Rebirth Through Ford Village Industry Plant
The town of Dundee returns to growth as Ford leverages a rebuilt grist mill into a copper electrode plant. Eighty locals work for a 2400 dollar weekly payroll, with schooling provided for blueprint reading and math. The project stabilizes the town while preserving its quiet village character.
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NEA
Dundee
Heery
Ford
Raisin
America
Durdee
Michigan
River Rouge
Detroit
Frank Wilcox
Dick Lutz
Local Exchange! Club
Lutz
Rouge
Ypsilanti
Henry Ford
Mich
Arkansas growers urged to time slips for uniform sweet potatoes
County agents Clifford L. Smith and P. T. Ecton report Arkansas farmers should set slips at average times, not too early or late, to avoid chunky or stringy tubers in sweet potatoes. Also notes brown rot on peaches, with 8- to 9-ounce sulfur spray as a preventive, and mentions weather effects on disease development.
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Arkansas
P. T. Ecton
Extension Horticulturist
Unversity
Arkansas College of Agriculture
Ector
Huticulturist
University of Arkansas
College of Agri
Ecton
Hempstead County Farm Home Budget For Electrical Gear
Hempstead County farm families face budgeting for electrical equipment as many rural homes and businesses already wired. Extension economist Ida A Fenton notes choices hinge on farm income gains, with refrigeration, water systems, and irrigation promising time and labor savings alongside improved production.
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Hempstead
Ida A Fenton
Bome
University of Arkansie College of Agriculture
Elke
Household labor savers and poultry disease note
The article discusses labor saving devices like washing machines and electric churning as essential household aids. It also covers turkey disease blackhead, its spread through contaminated soil and birds, and recommends isolation, culling, clean brooding ground, and preventive measures including artificial incubation and careful soil management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trompstead
S. A. Moore
Eafensian Poultryman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Farm Meeting Held at Sweet Home Farm Bureau
Twenty five local Farm Bureau members attended the Sweet Home monthly meeting in Warsaw Monday night. Clifford Huskey presided with Mrs J W Bostick as secretary. County Agent Clifford L. Smith presented figures on a livestock program and urged more permanent pastures and silos. The group discussed amending the present farm program and recommended ending cotton allotments by January 1 and basing the percentage factor on cultivated acreage.
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Farm Bureau
Sweet Home
Warsaw
Clifford Huskey
Mra
J. W. Bostick
J. H. Huskey
Hempstead
Incomplete OCR program in effect and county allotment study
The text notes a program in effect for a year with no administration of certain arenas in any county and mentions Barina to rent Executive Committees should study the domestic cation allotment project Bra.
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Barina
Sailors Must Dance to Another Tune in Poland
Sailors aboard ships in Gdynia protest paying the government license fee for private radio operation. They say they do not use Polish sets while on shore and cannot tune in Polish programs at sea. Government controlled party representatives plan action.
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Gdynia
Poland
Hatary Polish Liner Plying Between Gdynia and New York
A Polish liner named Hatary sails the route between Gdynia and New York. The vessel has faced issues over a dozen radio sets and related fines. The discussion references Fatary and Ennilscal in the context of the incident.
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Antlors
Tulane Players Earn Tech Award For Team Spirit
Norman Hunt and Norman Buckner co captains and guards of Tulane football were honored with the Tech award for outstanding athletic spirit. The pair helped lead the Green Wave with leadership and performance during the season in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Norman Hunt
Norman Buckner
Tulane
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Clifford L. Smith
Joe Sandham
Kelly Archer
Kelly
Joe
Melva Bullington
Speaking
Eis
Yavere
Ul. H. Huskey
Farm Bureau Organization
Raria
Carter
Automotive
Hope, Ark
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