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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1941
Page
8
Treasury poster reproduces Daniel Chester French Minute Man statue urging Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps sold at banks and post offices as a key part of wartime defense preparedness.
Farmers boost vigilance as swine diseases threaten about 30 percent of hogs annual losses. Cholera, labeled public enemy No 1, prompts prompt veterinary action and vaccination around weaning time to curb swift outbreaks and reduce market losses.
Governor Bricker says the 91st Ohio State Fair at Columbus August 23 to 29 emphasizes production for peace and national defense. Director Brown and State Fair managers invite broad participation, presenting Ohio as the fifth agricultural and industrial state with an educational, people’s fair aimed at democracy in action.
Hog parasites cut thrift and growth in pigs. Lice and mange are the main external threats. Dipping remains the most effective control, with spraying, wallows, oilers, and hand application as alternatives. Remedies include crude petroleum, waste crankcase oil, or kerosene and lard mixtures. oil-treated hogs should avoid extreme cold or sun.
Tras Brown NC State extension poultryman says summer range shelters equal other investments for poultrymen. Shelters over 100 birds save feed, improve health and egg production. best design is A shaped with 2 foot eaves and 5 feet 10 inch peak, 9 by 10 feet for about 100 pullets.
University of Illinois expert L V Sherwood warns poison plants in fence corners pastures and hay fields threaten livestock and humans. Prevent losses by avoiding overgrazing providing ample supplementary feed during scarce pasture and recognizing plants such as bull nettle buttercup wild cherry cocklebur corn cockle tall crow foot Dutchmans breeches water hemlock Indian turnip and Jimson weed.
The agriculture ministry in Tokyo declares stray dogs may be used for animal feed leather and fertilizer. Healthy dogs will be dried for fodder while inedible parts become fertilizer to boost rice. Hides will be tanned for army shoe leather. Japan’s dog population is about 1,000,000 with potential yearly growth of 500,000 and 250,000 already used for fertilizer. Peru to admit tourists’ cars without customs duties.
Frank Grieves of Washington D. H. Ohio testifies TONJON relieved his arm neck and head pains after trying many remedies. He credits TONJON with eliminating indigestion gas and dizzy spells, improving sleep and energy, and recommends it for rundown conditions. He cites sales reps at Blocher Drug Store Batavia and others.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee states the United States has phosphate reserves lasting 5 000 to 6 000 years with abundant nitrogen and potash for generations. Yet the nation uses only a fraction of fertilizer for soil improvement compared with Europe, which has far more limited resources.
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