Lumber and Housing Plans in Wartime Economy
A long report discusses postwar housing needs and lumber supply risks. It cites government housing proposals, industrial energy, and the urgent protection of timber, urging diversified funding and federal action to secure homes and wood for rebuilding and war-related needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K Sherman
Uord
Heweing Corporation
Arettects
Housing Corporation
National Housing Association
War Time Housing Complttes
Department of Agriculture
Graves
Anya
Stepa
Pam
Asin
Ttta
Great Lakes
Castern
Neat appearing packages essential in developing cottage cheese trade
A historical feature outlines packaging methods for cottage cheese promotion under U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance. It highlights parchment and paper wrappers, protection against contamination, and various container types while noting demo lectures and demonstrations to extend cottage cheese use and sales nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coontrs
United Later Department of Agriculture
Suneanere
Tuaby
Nomnerege Ronwaroer
Reamerion
Dalrytet Mts
Tony Te
United State Deparmant of Agriculture
White ants threaten young trees and nurseries in southern states
The U S Department of Agriculture warns white ants or termites cause serious damage to fruit and nut seedlings, young trees, and nursery stock. They invade foundations and woodwork, rarely seen, and can devastate orange trees and other crops in the southern states. Prevention includes stone or concrete foundations and impregnated timber where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf
Purepe
Humber
Methets
Mlwahoet
Great Lakes
Atv
Chicago
Relive
Pacific Coast
Gener
Nilinois
Congress
United States
Coun
General Assembly
Republic of
France
Benater
Kanens
Bulding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feeheg
Smee
Waltoe
Betit Grarty
Paterm
Eurepe
Meentein
Wiehe
Otil
Fred
Peibew
Tater Tm
Lake Camtitiona Manufacturing
Huthting
Svelietie
Federal Reserve District
Department of Cericulture
Beresa
Indgetrial
Henry & Graves
United States Forest Service
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!