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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

3

They Got Me Covered Is Funniest Book of Year

Bob Hope dominates entertainment with a witty autobiography They Got Me Covered praised as one of the year’s funniest books. The narrative, illustrated with photos and cartoons, is sold nationwide at 10 cents with a Pepsodent purchase.

Bob Hope Bob Hope America Pepsodent Company Adv

Aristocracy of Farm and Ranch Bid for Top Honors

A preview of the International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards from Nov 29 to Dec 6 features 12,000 animals, top beef breeds Shen Shorthorn Hereford Angus, large swine and draft horse entries, and the International Horse Show. Canadian and American judges lead contests with 4-H and Future Farmers of America youths active in judging and congress events.

Union Chicago America Chicago Stock Yards Canada W. L. Carlyle Calgary Alta J. Charles Yule Carstairs Carlyle University of Wisconsin Colorado Oklahoma Idaho Duke of Windsor Yule England Scotland South America Farmers of America Club Chicago Association of Commerce Agricultural College Congress Douglas County Nebraska Calumet County Wisconsin Lucille Rhoade Sheldon Ill Angus Herbert Rees Pleasantville Iowa Charles Fischer Shelbyville Ind

Scrap Iron on Farms Sought for Defense

The department of agriculture calls on farmers nationwide to sell scrap metal for defense production. Secretary Wickard directs state defense boards to organize plans and enlist county boards in this effort immediately.

Washington Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard U. S. Department of Agriculture Defense Boards

Nation faces iron and steel scrap shortages warns Wickard

Mr. Wickard warns the National Defense program is seriously threatened by actual and impending shortages of iron and steel scrap. He notes civilian steel shortages will worsen if mills cannot run at capacity, stressing farms as long-time scrap sources and urging patriotic duty to free scrap for use.

Diet Of Legume Is Vital Factor In Crop Health

Professor E. E. De Turk explains legume crops reveal nutrient stress mainly through slow growth and chlorosis when nitrogen phosphorus or potash are deficient. Nitrogen causes pale greens and stunted growth, phosphorus slows development, while potash shows distinct yellow edge mottling and curling leading to leaf death.

E. E. DE Turk College of Agriculture University of Illinois

Dairy Production Balance for Defense Needs Warns Illinois Expert

C. S. Rhode, extension dairy specialist, cautions that an all out dairy production program must be tempered with careful feeding. He warns against overfeeding high protein rations, short dry periods, and mineral neglect. Recommendations include balancing grain to roughage, bone meal when needed, and a dry spell of one to six weeks.

C. S. Rhode University of Illinois College of Agriculture

Good Care of Soil Aids Defense Plans

Lindley G. Cook, Rutgers extension soil conservationist, urges contour farming, strip cropping and terracing to boost 1942 yields for national defense. He says American farmers must produce more food than ever and that conservation practices raise yields while avoiding wasteful wartime methods.

National Food For Defense Lindley G. Cook Rutgers University Cook

Contour Plowing Spreads in Iowa Corn Belt County

Lines bending and swinging around the circle show soil conservation works and losses. Dr. H. H. Bennett of the U S department of agriculture reports progress with the contour method in the region of straight line plowing. More than half the corn in Montgomery County Iowa was planted on contour this year with none continued in 1937.

H. H. Bennett U. S. Department of Agriculture Montgomery Iowa

Transfer details for panholders gifts and sales

Transfer 79364 is 15 cents. Start with this transfer for gifts bazaars and your own use. Send your order to:

Miscellaneous Household Care Tips from INTSE

Fasten snaps on clothing before putting through wringer and they will come out in good condition. To prevent nut kernels from becoming rancid, they should be kept in airtight containers in a cool, dry place. Wash clothes and hair brushes in alum water occasionally to keep them in good condition.

Free cook-book from Standard Brands inc

Standard Brands inc offers a free cook-book with dozens of home baking recipes. Request by mailing a postcard to the company at 691 Washington Street New York City.

Standard Brands, Inc Dept Washington Street New York City Standard Brands

Worthy History and the Free Nations Chronicle

The quote reflects on history’s value tied to free nations, dismissing the history of despotic rule as mere anecdotes. It emphasizes liberty as the worthy measure of historical significance and contrasts two broad political experiences.

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