Questions and Answers of Farm Subjects from Carroll county
Prepared by AAA for the U S Department War Board and published by the Review this public service feature helps farmers with wartime food production. Q Can I sell meat I kill or my farm directly to city people A Yes farmers must obtain permits from county USDA War Board for such slaughter and the amount of slaughter is limited to the corresponding 1941 period Q Can I sell home canned goods The local OPA section reports there is no limitation on such
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AAA
U. S Department War Board
Carroll County
Review
Usda War Board
OPA
Meat rationing guidance and farmer questions in wartime
Reader asks about meat rationing points and farm duties during the war. The USDA War Board advises collecting points and keeping required reports for meat sales and transfers while awaiting official rationing details. Send questions to The Daily farmer column or to the Carrail County USDA War Board in Mt Carroll Illinois.
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Avolaby
Training Offers to Boost Nation's Manpower
Governor Green's rehabilitation program expands services through the Division of Rehabilitation led by Frank G. Thompson. It targets 4-Fs, disabled veterans, and unemployed or nonessential workers for trade training to support war production. Women are sought as Air Traffic Controller Trainees and college grads may apply via civil service channels in Chicago and Springfield. Training pays 275 annually during the program with strong promotion prospects.
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Dwight H. Green
Frank G. Thompson
Department of Registration and Education
Division of Rehabilitation
Thompson
Illinois
Springfield
Gas-Electric
Rockford
America
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Chicago
Carroll farmer Produces Large Hog Crop in Illinois
Charles Moll of Carroll County and his son Sheldon supervise 250 acres with a hired man as they raise 350 hogs weighing over 350 pounds and ship 60 tons live hogs to market this winter. They aim for a hog program at least as large in 1943 and describe a strict sanitary, high-weight production system with crossbred Duroc and Poland China hogs.
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Charles Moll
Carroll County
Sheldon
Moll
Mr. Moll
Poland
Carroll county farm machinery rationing permits list
A long list of approved purchases for March 15 to March 20 includes Barb Wire milking equipment windmill pumps poultry fencing and various tools. The document names numerous individuals and firms such as Wm Bertsch Henning Bros George Bennett and Elwyn Wolf among others.
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Carroll County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee
WE. Daggert
Wm. Bertsch
Jesse Hartman
Conrad Geisz
Porter Bicksler
George W. Bennett
Katherine Bundy
Ben Dykstra
Franklin D. Frederick
Henning Bros
George Henning
Siebert Janssen
James Williamson
Elwyn C. Wolf
Cloyd Wehmeyer
Charles van Brocklin
Roy Sliter
Ernest A. Mielke
Harold Manning
Mike Knauer
Ronald McColley
Floyd Kehl
R. A. Page
Charles Hohnadel
H. E. Stakemiller
William H. Provant
John K. Ottens
Clyde Foltz
Charles D. Carter
Sherman Oakley
Cary Stinemeyer
Walter Martin
Earl C. Randeck
Sherm Oakley
Chris Knauer
Clayton Kay
George Neis
Jobn A. Moore
M. Kingery
Roy Slifer
Fred F. Sunmers
G. H. Williams
Ed. Kampmier
Edna Hanbecker
Vernon
Daehler
John Craig
Victor Bacnholz
Haven Noser
John R. Atherton
Ralph Flickinger
Lewis DeGraff
Jesse McIntyre
Arthur L. Higbee
J. L. Chambers
Sam Haas & Sons
H. P
Henry Grimm
Arthur L. Higoe
LaVerne Miele
Ralph, Anderson
Anna Mae Wilson and Max Hummel Wed in Savanna Church
Miss Anna Mae Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson Savanna married Max Leroy Hummel son of Roy Hummel Savanna at Community church Savanna. Ceremony by Rev J Allen Blair attended by no one. Organ solo and nuptial music noted. Both employments at local ordnance depot. They will reside in Sabula Iowa.
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Anna Mae Wilson
Donald H. Wilson
Savanna
Max Leroy Hummel
Sabula
Roy Hummel
J. Allen Blair
H. P. Greison
Boyd Latham
Loren’ Traninger
Marion Lund
Apple River
Warren High and Business College
Dubugque
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Hummel
Sabula High School
Wdnanece Depot
Bill to Restore Standard Time in Downstate Illinois
Rep George S Brydia introduced a bill in the Tilinovis House of Representatives to abolish war time except in Chicago and Cook County. He said the plan has farm group support and backing from legislators in both parties. The measure aims to give farmers an extra hour daily for work and to boost agricultural production and ease farm labor shortages.
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Ilinois
Tilinovis House of Representatives
Georges. Brydia
Prophetatown
Chicago
Cook County
Brydia
Cain
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