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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1941

Page

8

Soybeans Rise in Industry Fueling Farm Profits

Florence C. Weed explains how soybeans shifted from a modest crop to a major industrial commodity. The 1940 crop nears 80 million bushels with oil, meal, casein, and plastics driving new markets, Ford experiments with soybean bodies, and Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio lead production.

Midwest Ford River Rouge Ford Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio Washington Chicago Grain Board New York Producers’ Exchange

Pasture Profits Rise as Defense Demands Boost 1941 Farm Income

Ohio pasture land stands as a top source of 1941 farm earnings as defense demands lift meat and dairy prices. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes pasture improves soil, reduces erosion, and supports livestock by supplying essential minerals, with fertilizer aiding long term value.

Chicago Ohio Middle West Soil Improvement Committee

Ohio Driver License Rules For 1941 and 1942

Guidance on renewing or obtaining an Ohio driver's license for 1941 and 1942. It covers accepting 1941 licenses before April 1, 1942, non residents licensed elsewhere driving in Ohio, applying by mail to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus, and restrictions on minor licenses with how to obtain a restricted permit through the Columbus registrar.

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Columbus

Agricultural Notes on Dairy, Crops, and Molasses for Livestock

The dairy cow can supply at least one fifth of the farm family food supply. A key aim in winter crop work is to improve soil fertility. Blackstrap molasses is palatable to livestock and has a mild laxative effect.

Defense Savings Bonds for regular retirement income

A reader asks if Defense Savings Bonds can provide steady retirement income. The answer explains buying bonds for $37.50 monthly matures in ten years yielding $50 per month, with higher monthly investments increasing future payouts. It notes that investing supports the government during a national emergency.

Defense Savings Turity Defense

Old Method Teaches Calves How to Drink

A dairy farm task requires patience to teach calves to drink. The method uses finger stimulation by placing two fingers in the calf’s mouth and guiding the head into the milk pail until sucking begins. When using nipple pails, ensure they are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized.

Driving rules differ in British Columbia with U S left-hand rule noted

The excerpt states that the old U S left-hand rule of the road is standard in England but not in British Columbia where driving follows the states rules, highlighting cross jurisdiction differences in traffic norms.

U. S England British Columbia

Hail Seldom Falls in Winter Despite Weather Types

The note explains five types of frozen precipitation—snow hail sleet graupel and glaze—emphasizing hail is rare in winter conditions.

Milk and greens boost egg yield in heat

Rutgers poultry expert L. M. Black advises adding green feed and milk to hen rations when heat lowers appetite and egg production. He notes fresh lawn clippings Swiss chard cabbage lettuce and garden vegetables help restore vitamin stores and provide protein to stimulate laying.

L. M. Black New Jersey College of Agriculture Rutgers University Black

Straw Residue Shortfall Hurts Next Crop Warns Expert

Straw left on fields from combine harvests and plowed under late in the season may harm the fall seed crop, warns W. A. Albrecht of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture. Returning straw to soil can injure the next crop, and risk grows with more combines in use.

W. A. Albrecht University of Missouri College of Agriculture

Airplane Company Extends Regular Asia Route Network

An airline now operates regular service across East Asia totaling 10 448 miles highlighting expanded routes and increased connectivity for regional travel.

Asia One Airplane Company East Asia

Garden Club Flower Show Arrangements at School Auditorium

A community flower show presents Arrangements in Sections A and B with classes for pink blue white purple yellow marigold large and small zinnias Japanese berry gourds fruit wild flowers and innovations. Collections require five blooms. prizes to be awarded. bake sale ice cream and cake served. exhibits from amateurs must be grown by entrants and entered between 9 and 11 AM.

Rats and Cats Plague Bermuda in Seventeenth Century

Rats arrived on ships to Bermuda in the seventeenth century and soon became a nuisance. Cats were imported to control them, and while the rat problem diminished, the cats multiplied rapidly and became a widespread nuisance for residents.

Bermuda

Aluminum Utensils Stay Bright When Cleaned Properly

Aluminum kitchen items remain bright and safe for cooking. No harmful chemical reaction occurs during use. Brightness is maintained by hot soap and water, thorough drying, and occasional polishing with a trusted aluminum cleaner.

Batavia Junior Woman's Club Opens Third Year

The Batavia Junior Woman's Club launches its third year with a meeting at Miss Betty Wilson's home on Thursday September 4 at 7 p m Co-hostesses are Mrs Robert Kahle Mrs John A Rapp and Mrs Paul Mc Afee The response expresses hope for the year.

Batavia Junior Woman's Club Betty Wilson Robert Kahle John A. Rapp Paul McAfee

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