Dairy cows urged as first claim on feed supplies by farmers council
The National Council of Farmers Cooperative, a body uniting about 26 000 cooperatives and 2 900 000 members, argues dairy cows best convert feed into human food. E M Harmon of the National Dairy Council says dairy cattle produce more human food per grain and utilize pasture and roughage efficiently, supporting the nation’s food economy amid a protein shortage. Per acre feed outputs favor dairy over hogs and other livestock, underscoring dairy’s pivotal role in national nutrition.
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Two Sons Gone Family Carries On On Farm
The Rechkemmer family farm near Fort Pierce and San Diego military service details show two of five sons in the armed forces. Robert serves in the Navy for eight months at Fort Pierce Florida while Charles joined the Marines and has been away about three weeks in San Diego. The remaining three sons help on the farm, with Lews as an errand boy. The farm milks about 22 cows in summer and 28 to 29 in winter, with a lop herd noted.
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Herbert Rechkemmer
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Navy
Fort Pierce
Florida
Charles
Marines
San Diego
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Rechkemmer
Be careful with four trumps opposite six in bridge
Ruth Barclay explains that when defenders hold six trumps against a seven trump split of five and two, safety favors five in one hand and two in the other. Risks rise if ruffing leaves three cards in the hand, but with a two card suit you may still drop singleton defenders. The piece analyzes bidding sequences and optimal play for four hearts and related no trump options in bridge.
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South
North
American Farmer Echoes Hope Amid Losses on Farm
A report highlights Mrs Reckemmer's quality Holstein herd, Spotted Poland pigs, and 800 young plus 500 laying chickens. Positive crop notes praise hay and pastures with oats weaker yet still productive. The piece honors local farmers who have sacrificed two sons for country service and offers congratulations. A secondary note mentions Saturn beneath a thick cloud layer about 16,000 miles thick.
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Poland
Cherry Tarts Supreme Dessert Delights with Cherry Ice Cream
A retro dessert feature details making 6 cherry tarts using pastry shells topped with vanilla ice cream and a cherry sauce. It outlines cherry sauce preparation from juice sugar cornstarch and lemon, plus bake steps for shells and assembly instructions.
Treated Tool Handles Bleached by Hydrogen Peroxide
Treat handles on picks shovels and pitchforks use a blonde look from hydrogen peroxide bleaching. Many wood products are bleached by surface spray or veneer immersion to allow deeper sanding. Cut Comics Two Madison Wis newspapers proclubed Sunday comic sections to save paper.
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Madison
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Maine coast awakens first ocean ship in 1607 Virginia launch
A fragment recalls the Virginia as the first ocean going ship built on these shores in 1607 on the Maine coast. It notes American shipbuilding as a major industry and references 1942 presidential directives and a deadweight tonnage over 8,000,000. It also mentions global population density with 39 people per square mile.
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New World
Maine
Virginia
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