Margarine Tax Changes May Raise Margarine Use
A repeal of taxes on cultured margarine planned for July 1 is expected to lift margarine consumption. It is unclear whether butter consumption will drop as a result. Between 1942 and 198, most margarine growth came from more families using it rather than higher per household use.
Practical Farmers Anticipate Science In Feed Benefits
Practical dirt farmers long before researchers noted growth gains from vitamin B12 and added drugs. Since discovery of B12, farmers using milk and milk by products for hogs and poultry sensed growth boosts. Scientists report streptomycin and aureomycin improve rations, while editors recall farmers anticipated similar benefits from dairy products.
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War to Have Strong Influence on Markets
L. H. Simerl of the University of Illinois predicts unsettled markets in the coming months. He cites four factors: corn crop yields depend on July and August rainfall and borers, military operations affect markets, price control and rationing will be debated, and rising uncertainty about price levels has grown even before recent international events.
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University of Illinois
U S Steel Lists Farm Tools in Top Category
U S Steel identifies farm tools as one of its eight major manufacturing groups in the 1949 annual report. Noted products include carbon and alloy bars shapes plates sheet and strip pike and tubing for agricultural machinery grain bins wire gates and farm roofing and siding sheet among others.
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All office supply needs filled Promptly at The Telegraph
All office supply needs are filled promptly at The Telegraph as items not in stock require only a few days for ordering.
Early Mailing Appeal Issued By Postmaster
Postmaster John Martinosky issued an annual appeal urging correct addressing and early mailing of Christmas greetings and gifts. He warned of a 1950s record mail volume and urged prompt mailing for distant destinations, local card timing, and clear street addresses to ensure delivery by Christmas. He advised buying stamps early, including air mail and special delivery, and using sturdy packing with proper parcel limits to speed service.
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John Martinosky
Weekly payroll records at The Telegraph
Time books and payroll records are on hand at The Telegraph. The note indicates routine clerical documents for staff compensation and labor tracking stored for reference or processing. The item implies internal administration activity without listing specific names or figures.
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Navy Recruiter Opens Sterling Substation
Claude L. Berry announces a U S Navy Recruiting Substation in the Post Office Building Room 404 Sterling Colo. Office hours are 830 a m to 430 p m Monday through Saturday. Unlimited enlistment quota. Enlistees in pay grade E-1 E-2 may join with one dependent. No dependents limit for E-3 or higher. Info welcome at the office any time.
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