Mowing Report Shows County Farmers Demonstrations
A county farming report highlights demonstrations by Wiggins of Hopewell on Kobelesnedera crop stands and soil improvement. It notes 75 bales or more than a ton of green matter from 12 acres, with lean leaves, plus feed quality from lauded le zed pastures. Elmore of Washington supplies show an 1800 pound scrap of fertilizer. Brown, superintendent, urges 4 H Club members to meet monthly. hog figures and 14 year high notes are included.
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Wiggins
Hopewell
Lespedeza
Orly
Elmore
Washington
Hog prices and farm innovation highlight rural update
Forty five Duroc Poland China cross hogs averaging 190 pounds sold for 13.40 per hundred at an Illinois farm on the St. Louis market. Swine age near six months, pasture raised, fed corn oats and commercial feed with shell corn and tankage later. Also notes an improved cotton seed treaters by Simer R. Calhoun cutting seed treatment costs to under fifteen cents per bushel and boosting seed cotton yield.
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Brown
Producers
Poland
China
St. Louis
Simer R. Calhoun
Old Liberty
County Agricultural Planning Committee
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Calhoun
Jinx for USC as UCLA Leads in USC Series
In 38 basketball games between Southern California and UCLA since 1932 USC has won 2 and UCLA 36, continuing a long series dominance by the Bruins.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Southern Cat
Washington 4-H Club Studies Hog Immunization Methods
Washington 4 H Club met at W V Frazier's home on March 8 to study efficient livestock immunization against costly diseases as part of the Food for Victory campaign. Leaders outlined expanding 4 H activities to meet war needs, including hog production amid peanut campaigns, with W V Frazier endorsing cheaper feed via peanuts and Barney W Chambers demonstrating hog cholera immunization. 95 hogs were immunized during the event.
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Washington
4-H Club
W. V. Frazier
County 4-I
Agricultural Extension Service
Hempstead
Barney W. Chambers
Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club Meets
The Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club met the fourth Wednesday in February with Mrs. Fred Wilson, fifteen ladies, twelve members, and three visitors from Hopewell Club. They plan to attend the March 18 Council meeting at the Experiment Elation Farm clubhouse. Mrs. Minty Ross led a quiz and read a Father of our country poem while a Scrap metal paper and rubber collection supported defense efforts. The group agreed to cut crying at meetings to aid boys in uniform as Miss Fletcher, Home Demonstration Agent, provided a late demonstration and refreshments were served.
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Aichory Shaye
Hickory Shade Home
Fred Wilson
Fifeen
Hopewell Club
Experiment Elation Farm
Minty Ross
Ross
Meinbers
Fletcher
Australia Banks on ts Depth
Wide World Features reports on Australia's wartime mobilization as of 1940s era, highlighting Port Darwin as a key base and the new overland highway connecting Darwin to southern cities. It details army, navy, and air force expansion, Darwin's strategic role, and Australia’s defense posture against potential Japanese attack.
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Ray Pracock
Japan
Australia
Port Darwin
Ser
Darwin
Alice Smings
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Alice Springs
Great Inland Arsenal
Tentree Well
Continent
Singapore
Surabaya
Java
Russia
Libya
Philippines
San Francisco
Hawaii
Greece
Crete
Sveia
Volunteers Défense Corps
Home Demonstration Club Plans Training Meets
Plans were mailed for Home Management and clothing leaders training meets. The McCaskill Home Demonstration Club met February 11 with seven members present. Mrs. Mac Daniels presided. Miss Fletcher demonstrated buying more food value per dollar and Boston Brown Byendaril cookies. Next month a joint cooking school with Friendships and Bruce Chapel clubs is set for March 11 at Mrs. C. S. Bittick’s home.
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Hopewell
API
O. B. Hodnett
John Rogers
McCaskill
McCaskill Home
C. S. Bittick
Mac Daniels
Miss Fletcher
Howard E
Bruce Chapel
C. 8. Bittick
Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge Of Social Uses
In a mental town, when a man speaks to a secretary he should use Miss Jones rather than her first name. Introduce the two before leaving them to work, wait to sit until invited, and send a thank you if not offered the job. Be punctual and consider conversation with the receptionist but avoid wasting her time.
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Helen
Miss Jones
Bad Medicine for Ocean Raiders and Invading Forces
A terse note names principal rubber oil and chemical as critical resources. The phrase signals strategic assets targeted in maritime or coastal defense contexts, implying vulnerability of raiders and invaders to disruption of these materials.
Patent Spooled Effort targets 400000 Tons Rubber
Several companies have organized a program to flood the market by mid 1943, spooling patents and processes to push out about 400000 tons of synthetic rubber annually, aiming to dominate supply.
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Axis
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Polar
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Hoople
Arkansas
Hereford Breeders
Highlan Domino
W. E. Cox
Fulton
Lord Hesiod
James Leslie
Belton
Garland Domino
J. W. Seymour
Food For Victory
Vichy Frones
India
Clancy
JO Chill Googan
Drat
Soogan
Mor Mair Olins
Bob Elmore
Juillions
Tefa
4-H
British Empire
England
Sydney Mal
Pearl Harbor
Alexandria
Royal Australian Air Force
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Britain
Middle East
O. W. Mills
S. Main St
Phay Suites
Finley
Lroy
Coats
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