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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
6
Farmers are urged to consider their cattle market for the year. Purdue University expert M P Mitchell warns of potential glut conditions. He outlines that low grade beef cattle may enter markets ahead of western herds, including culled cows and non breeding grazers, with surplus cattle on farms above carrying capacity.
A lengthy Williamsburg area report lists church events and social visits. Items include Missionary Society hosting, Philathea Class rummage sale October 14 at Amelia Methodist Church Grounds, Amelia Woman's Club luncheon October 14 at Larada Inn, and multiple visits and greetings among local families.
Home Coming at Pt Isable Christian Church on Sunday October 8 features basket dinner and program. The article notes U S cotton production supports military needs including camouflage, tents, uniforms and parachutes. Local households share community updates and health news as part of the wartime home front.
Mr J L Passmore is confined to a hospital recovering from a breakdown. Mr and Mrs Wm Fitton welcome a 9 pound baby boy. mother and son are doing well. Paul Colonel arrived home on furlough from Great Lakes Training Camp. Pvt Fredrick Herbert returned home for a weekend furlough from Fort Benning. World Wide Communion Service will be held in all Churches next Sunday urging attendance.
Doors will open next Saturday at 10:00 at the Light Property on Front Street for a USO Baker ale event. Charles Feldkamp and Marjorie Light had an accident at Seymore Street and A P Highway. both injured slightly and cars damaged. Sissy Lancaster injured a thumb while fishing. treated for lockjaw and wearing a sling. Roy Crowden to wed Mae Behymer of Blairville on November 1.
Experimental work shows phenothiazine a synthetic coal tar chemical wins first place for removing internal parasites in farm animals within five years. It is effective against six worm species in sheep and goats, four in cattle, two in swine, one in poultry, and many horse roundworms. It is partially effective against other livestock parasites.
An advertisement from J. B. Ironton at Onion Stock Yards Cincinnati promotes the yard as a top all around market with emphasis on serving customers first. It invites readers to become customers and mentions office contact information.
An advertisement cites a topical treatment praised for penetrating and killing germs with 90 percent alcohol. It promotes a potent salve as the only solution and urges readers to contribute to a broader cause, quoting Frank Crane.
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