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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
8
Read and use the Classified Ads Daily for business services. This line urges readers to patronize listed providers and utilize daily notices to connect with merchants and service offerings.
Fragmented OCR shows wartime ration stamps and orders with scattered values for books and goods. Mentions stamps, book four, indeterminate validity, thrift notices, and a few buyer requests including pianos, phonographs, antiques, and a lawnmower. Phraseology is garbled with unclear dates and locations.
Claims against the state of Nannie J. Coleman deceased must be filed with Andersen Wood, executor, as required by law. This June 7 1944 marks the probate notice and deadline for those asserting rights or debts against the estate.
Cleveland WMC officials from Ohio Michigan and Kentucky act to enforce a national labor priority plan. The move targets 26,000 needed male workers immediately and 80,000 regionwide as war plants race to meet urgent production. The program compels referrals via the United States Employment Service and allocates prior labor to essential plants.
The Agricultural Experiment Station at Lexington reports worms half to three-quarters of an inch long feeding on lower leaves of wheat, rye, and hay. They threaten to strip leaves, sever heads, and render plants unpalatable, prompting use of dusty furrow barriers and poisoned bait tactics to deter advancing worm hordes.
A fragment advises that coarse wheat bran or cottonseed meal may lack poison danger for livestock when mixed with crude cane juice as bait. It notes large numbers of worms in infested areas and urges preliminary measures to guard against contamination and misused bait.
A horticulture note praises Mason's Gallen Midget and other corn types for home cultivation, noting 60 day maturity and good yields. It mentions golden cross bawn, olden Cress Nantam Haine, and Magen's Cisrelere Midget among sweet, butterless kernels. It highlights pest resistance and advises on planting when soil is warm.
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