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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
3
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Small soybean processing mills are rising in the Midwest, many owned by farmer cooperatives. Iowa reports sixteen new mills with eight cooperatives. others partner with elevators or run independently. A new simple solvent process by Dr. O R Sweeney promises safer, cheaper operations for small plants. Some fear consolidation by large processors, while farmers like Quimby’s W E Simonson say small mills cut freight, taxes, and labor costs, and can outlast big outfits as oil prices fall.
Berlin Wisconsin thrives on wartime trade with a booming leather goods plant and dairy farms. Farmers fear federal bungling and labor unions gaining power, while small business leaders defend enterprise and warn against New Deal policies and centralized control.
Kaffir grain or milo, from the sorghum family, can replace either corn or barley in dairy rations. It contains more fat than barley and more protein than corn. Buckwheat may be used to a limited extent up to 20 percent of the ration, though high fiber and unpalatability limit its use.
Intimate gift ideas feature Barbara Bell Pattern No 1912 for slips and panties in sizes 11 through 19 with matching lace edging. Pattern No 1918 provides a jumper and jacket set for sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 42, designed for versatile office and travel looks.
The new automatic oxygen masks for United States military airmen regulate air and oxygen flow by atmospheric pressure, removing wearer control. They provide the correct gas mix up to 38 000 feet, with valves ensuring proper regulation at all altitudes.
Editor W. H. Patey of the Views It column notes local opposition to big business and monopolies in Berlin Wisconsin. He contrasts distinct figures Henry Kaiser Henry Ford and Wendell Willkie, who he says support unions when well managed and oppose racketeers who cheat workers.
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