Rittman sugar rationing reaches over ten tons for hundreds
W A Stilwill reports more than 8 tons of sugar issued to 600 families by Tuesday and well over 10 tons to about 800 families by Thursday. County official M C Heller approves the office. volunteers aid operations at City Hall. Permits issued now last until the new canning season in September.
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Miton Township
W. A Stilwill
M. C. Heller
Rittman
M. R. Beachy
D W Thompson
Gall Lance
Don Jameson
Willard Havenstein
Stilwill
Medina County
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Farm notes on storage, hay, pigs and dairy practices
Agricultural tips discuss removing male birds to improve laying flocks and hay value, drying losses in swaths, storage construction rules, and the need for more grain storage in Ohio within six weeks. Ohio State experts urge spring pig prep for early markets, with warnings on late market effects and fattening. Dairy caution notes bacteria in warm milk and cheese rejection rates from poor quality.
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Home Style Lettuce and Bacon Soup and Sides
A family kitchen keeps simple recipes for Lettuce and Bacon Soup with chopped lettuce onion and bacon, then a spinach custard with eggs milk and cheese, a molasses ginger cake and Apple Pan Dowdy with rich cream. Instructions cover boiling, frying, baking, and serving guidance with basic ingredient quantities and steps.
Ramseyer Herd Brings 9140 At Smithville Guernsey Sale
The Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association sold 45 female Guernseys for Ward J. Ramseyer at Myrtle Dairy Farm, Smithville, fetching 9140 total. Forty-two were pure bred with two and three year olds, mostly fresh, averaging 206 per head. Auctioneers Johnson and Lecky reported a record fast sale with unique bidding speed.
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Ward J. Ramseyer
Myrtle
Smithville
Roy S Johnson
Glenn G Lecky
EU Direeticso
Socia von
Wartime WPB Cuts Hit Instruments and Tools for War
The WPB halted production of almost all musical instruments and many household tools to free materials for arms and vehicles. The move saves metals and supplies crucial to the war effort, with estimates showing reduced output of iron, copper, and aluminum and large potential impacts on ammunition, tanks, and aircraft components. lend-lease and allied aid remain vital as Britain supplies troops in Ireland and ships equipment to the United States.
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Japan
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Iran
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United Nation
Auvie
Revell
Edward R Stettinius, Jr
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Guernsey Heifers Fetch High Price At Auction
Six nonfresh salt heifers led the sale with top bids of $310 each, purchased by W. L. Copley of Sharon Center Ohio. The group marked the highest price for the Association and $31 above the dams’ sale last summer to Sheffeld Farms Inc New York City.
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W. L. Copley
Sharon Center
Ohio
Sheffield Farms, Inc
New York City
Wartime Aid and Repairs Highlight Allied Efforts
A fragmented wartime summary notes Soviet date data on tanks and explosives, Australian support in the Far East, and repair work on American and British ships and aircraft in allied yards and bases, emphasizing unified effort against the Axis powers.
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Australia
Far East
Amecan
Tralian
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