Missouri Dairy Stud Ships Semen by Air to Ozark Dairies
The Missouri Farmers Association runs a three-plane schedule delivering dairy bull semen to 66 counties daily from Springfield. The Spring field stud houses 55 top bulls across Jersey Guernsey Holstein Milking Shorthorn Brown Swiss and Angus. Semen is collected at 5 a.m. and flown to routes of 350 miles each, with parachuted delivery to inseminators in foam padded half gallon buckets.
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Ozark
Missouri Farmers Association
Springfield
Association
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Ozark Dairymen
Wet Water Fireside Firefighter Tool Debuts
A fire safety expert reports a new weapon for rural departments called wet water. It mixes about two percent non sudsing detergent with water to penetrate greasy fuels, enabling 40 gallons to do the work of 300 gallons of ordinary water.
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Dale K. Auck
Federation of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Auck
New fiberglass reinforced asphalt lining hits market
A new product for seepage and erosion control in ditches and canals is now on the market. The fiber glass reinforced prefabricated membrane is easy to install and was used at Frank P. Rodrigues ranch in California to line two ponds storing irrigation water.
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Frank P. Rodrigues
California
Nitrogen Drain From Soil Shifts With Hybrid Crops
High yielding hybrid corn and better small grain varieties are drawing nitrogen from Midwestern soils faster than legumes can replenish it. Dr H Tyner, an agronomist at the University of Illinois, says yields must be supported with extra nitrogen from fertilizer or manure alongside legume-supplied nitrogen.
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H. Tyner
University of Ilineis Agronomist
Gays
Agronomist
We Are Equipped to Do All Kinds of Printing
The Telegraph advertises readiness to handle any printing form from simple to complex with quick rush service and welcomes all orders.
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Telegraph
Timber Money Nine Towns Share Forest Income
Nine Addison county towns will divide 139142 dollars from Green Mountain National Forest receipts for the year ending June 30. A total of 33961 dollars goes to 39 towns as 25 percent of gross revenue. The gain reflects timber sales from the 1950 hurricane.
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Bristol
Addison County
Green Mountain National Forest
National Forest
Village of Agnew Moved for New Highway Route
Agnew Michigan, seven miles south of Grand Haven, large village dating back a century, is being moved to widen US highway 31 to 200 feet. A white frame church tavern and about a dozen houses will be relocated to new sites, while the Agnew school and a gas station remain but the school will sit on the new highway. The state will cover moving costs and new foundations are ready. William Brolick's 30 year old feed and grocery store will be torn down and rebuilt nearby. Agnew has long served as a trade center for farmers and tourists along Lake Michigan's eastern shore.
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Agnew
Mich
Grand Haven
William Brolick
Lake Michigan
West Michigan
Blizzard Grips Utah Village Paralyzing Eureka
Eureka Utah faces heavy snowstorms that crippled the 1000 resident town. Schools closed for days as five foot snow drifts and high winds blocked streets and rooftops. The mayor said the town appealed to the state for aid.
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Eureka
Utah
Office supplies listed in Telegraph advertisement
A brief Telegraph item lists pencils, paper clips, rubber bands and other office needs as part of a local advertisement for supplies.
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THE
Telegraph
Letter and legal sixe file folders. THE TELEGRAPH
A short item notes distribution or availability of letter and legal size file folders advertised by The Telegraph. No dates or names provided.
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the Telegraph
South Sund social notes mix of visits and birthdays
Mrs Cecil Hunt records a flurry of local visits and gatherings. Lloyd Tilghman and son and mother Mary Tilghman travel through on the way to Sidney. Numerous neighbors from Glennckinson to Oliverius join in celebrations and calls. A cow on D E Dickinson’s farm delivered twin calves.
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Lloyd Tilghman and
Mary Tilghman
Sidney
Lloyd
Glennickinson
Aller
Sam Moore
Ralph Gentry
Kenneth Tilghman
Connie
David Fraass
B. J. Barnhart
Joe A. Oliverius
Leonard Rieken
Alvin Miles
Ben Rieken
Don
Anton Oliverius
Oliverius
D. E. Dickinson
Frank Kokes
Melvin
Clever Circle Club meets at Mrs. Gell home
Clever Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Earl Gell on March 19 with twelve members and four guests present. Roll call yielded a housecleaning hint. Mrs. Alva Hart and Mrs. Ray Rexroth presented a Home Nursing lesson. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hart's home on April 16 with a second Home Nursing lesson and a plant exchange. Lunch was served by Mrs. Henry Geu, the reporter.
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Clever Circle Club
Earl Gell
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
Farmers urged to cash in scrap before spring planting
The Steel Industry Scrap Mobilization Committee urges farmers to turn in old iron and steel scrap now to aid civilian and military needs. Snowbound scrap on farms rusts away while mills require vast amounts. every pound of scrap yields two pounds of new steel. Look for old tools and worn parts, transport ideas can be arranged, and farmers should either join existing drives or get scrap to market to keep production from faltering.
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Steel Industry Scrap Mobilization Committee
Reserves To Train At Rock Island, Illinois
Lt. Col. Harold Katz announces summer training for the local reserve unit from June 15 to June 28 at Rock Island Arsenal in Rock Island Illinois. About 18 reservists plan to attend. Col Katz also promotes Glenn Liebken from Corporal to Sergeant.
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Rock Island, IN
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Ill
Col. Katz
Glenn Liebken
No EAD Ruling For Reservists In Regular Basic Training
Enlisted reservists who have not completed basic training may take the eight week basic training course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri without EAD. Lt Col Harold Katz of the 416th Base Armament Maintenance Battalion based in Sidney says courses start each Monday and involve sixty days of active duty plus travel. Completion allows assignment to a T O E position and summer field training with the unit, aiding earlier promotion and eligibility for service schools and draft considerations.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Harold Katz
416Th Base
Sidney
Harry T. Baker
Young men invited to National Guard practice sessions
All young men interested in learning about the local reserve unit are invited to attend practice at the National Guard Armory. The next regular session will be Thursday night, April 3, starting at 7 30 o'clock.
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National Guard
Bubble Bath Promises Clean Tub Without Ring
Bubble baths for children are presented as cleansing and inexpensive using common detergents. The ad claims no ring left around the tub after use, highlighting easy cleanup.
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Leicester
Lincoln
Middlebury
Ripton
Salisbury
Stratton
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West Wordsboro
Sunderland
Mrs
Cecil Hunt
Clever Circle
Henry Geu
416Th Base Armament Maintenance Battalion
Headquarters & Service Company
Illinois
Prie
Taffeta Our
Stahdy
Ong
Pome Nocke
Duthie
Teiel Steee
Ing Wala
Toomery
Ward
Sidney’s
WARDS
Visualite
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Nebraska
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