Pin Money Canning Offers Women a National Market
A Richmond woman gains national notice selling pin money pickles and a Washington, D. C. maker earns three dollars a gallon for chow chow. The piece urges farm families to start home canning, follow Farm Bulletin 521 guidance, take orders ahead, and build a specialized line for high quality markets. It notes risks, but promotes perseverance and practical steps toward profitable home canning.
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State and Local Government Update from Olympia
Secretary of State Howell reads lists of initiative signers likely in violation of signing laws with about 10 names to be certified to prosecutors. State board of control purchases for six months advance due to war price rises with economies planned. Highway projects near completion include Sunset, Pacific, Inland Empire, and Olympic highways, with a Snoqualmie pass tour planned October 1 to open the Sunset highway. Public Service Commission hearings seek elimination of dangerous grade crossings with cost shared between railways and counties, route changes or vertical construction used as needed. Two engineers field-check crossings and report dangerous locations.
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