Flying Farm Machines Prove Valuable to Farmers
Capper's Farmer reports farmers are using light aircraft as farm equipment from seeding to insecticide spread and cattle counting. Oklahoma farmers formed the National Flying Farmers Association, with 130 aircraft at the 1945 Stillwater meet and 222 attendees, showing growing interest and state organizing efforts.
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Flying Farmers of
Oklahoma
National
Flying Farmers Association
Capper
National Organization
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Old Pieces Beautify New Settings for Home Decor
Rural Home editor of Capper's Farmer suggests housewives brighten interiors by repurposing attic finds. Dust-catching pieces become decorative solutions in problem corners with simple hammer saw and paint. Display blue and white wares or copper pail and laths as shelves to create sunlit color and charm.
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Capper’s Farmer
Kitchen Cupboard Layout Improves Work Flow at Home
The Rural Home Editor of Capper's Farmer advises rearranging cupboard shelves and moving a cabinet to create longer counters and better ordered work, storage, and service centers. Small and large items shift less, reducing endless shuffling.
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Capper
Confirmation at Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday
Fifteen children who were instructed in the word of God and publicly examined on April 7 will be confirmed on Palm Sunday morning at the Lutheran Church. The confirmants are Francis Fisbeck Otto Fehrenkamp Thomas Beale Jr Edwin Lilie Adolf Klesel Kirby Wagner Eugene Zimmermann Emma Beale Joe Ann Eberhard Dorothy Lilie Rose Nell Orts Ja Nell Pietsch Iris Wiedemann Peggy Lehne and Willie Mae Kortwig. Everyone is invited to attend the services. K Windecker, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fisbeck
Otto Fehrenkamp
Thomas Beale Jr
Edwin Lilie
Adolf Klesel
Kirby Wagner
Eugene Zimmermann
Emma Beale
Joe Ann Eberhard
Dorothy Lilie
Rose Nell Orts
Ja Nell Pietsch
Iris Wiedemann
Peggy Lehne
Willie Mae Kortwig
K. Windecker
Tung oil production fuels Victory Bonds growth in Mississippi
The piece explains tung oil as a growing security behind Victory Bonds. Tung trees yield about 9,000 pounds of oil per acre at eight years, valued at $243 per acre, used for paint and varnish and supporting a potential $100,000,000 industry amid Treasury Department promotion.
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Mississippi
U.S. Treasury Dept
Birthday Party for Little Diana Marie Anders
Little Diana Marie Anders daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Anders celebrated her second birthday on Sunday April 6 with dinner and lunch and gifts. Local social notes mention visits by Mr Joe Trojacek to Waesder on business and Frank Wagner Jr in San Antonio and Austin last week. Carl Smith Sr from Oklahoma City visits his son Carl Smith Jr in town. Also noted are hospitality visits by C N Helms and G W Williamson of Fla tonio to the Hansens, and Mrs Rudie Mueller Mrs Victor Vogt and Rosenberg children visiting Mrs Charles Locke. Nearby Cuero and Yoakum residents Ada Lockstedt and family are mentioned in lingering social exchanges.
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Diana Marie Anders
Henry Anders
Joe Trojacek
Waesder
Carl Smith, Sr
Oklahoma City
Carl Smith, Jr
Rudie Mueller
Victor Vogt
Rosenberg
Charles Locke
Buckleys CANADIOL Mixture Fast Relief for Coughs
Buckleys CANADIOL Mixture offers fast relief for coughs and bronchial irritation from colds in cold Canada. It acts quickly to loosen phlegm and clear air passages, soothing rasped tissues without syrup. Compounded from rare Canadian Pine balm and other healing ingredients, it is marketed as a unique non syrup remedy now made in the U S A.
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Canada
Buckley
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Relief
Slogan style ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil cures eczema itching and burning with fast relief. It cites 25 years of sales and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied with the small original bottle from your druggist.
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Moone
Nature
New Discovery
SCOTT
Scotch Telegraph Joke Involving Angus Cameron
Angus Cameron tries to send a telegram to his wife in Chicago to stay in the house as shooting lingers tonight. The clerk explains seventy two cents covers ten words and the signature, then the Scot claims his signature should be free as he signs as a Sioux Indian posing as Scotch. The gag hinges on miscommunication and a humorous misunderstanding of signatures.
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Chicago
Angus
American News Features, Inc
Prisoner Rejects Optimistic Advice From Preacher
A jailed man told a visiting preacher that advice loses meaning when one is imprisoned. The speaker, weary of forty years behind bars, quips that stone walls and iron bars merely imitate a real prison, challenging the preacher’s hopeful counsel. The exchange underscores the harsh reality of confinement.
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Smith
American News Features, Inc
Printing services offered by The Eagle Office in Moulton
Advertisement for The Eagle Office in Moulton Texas promotes printing services. The copy states we are in the printing business and invites customers to use their services. The brief lacks specific products or contact details.
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Eagle Office
Moulton
Texas
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L. A. White
Clay County
Iowa
Southwestern Bell
Lutheran
America
Frank Wagner, Jr
San Antonio
Austin
Clifford
Cuero
H.C. Lockstedt
Ada Lockstedt
Yoakum
Eagle
Australia
Womem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Wil Rogers
Will Rogers
Angus Cameron
Bellans
Tlscott
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