Carroll County BIRTHDAYS May 12 to May 18
Birthdays listed for residents across Carroll County from Chadwick Milledgeville Lanark Milledgeville Thomson Rock Falls Mt Carroll Polo and Rochelle May 12 to May 18. Names include Mrs. Robert Geison Kenneth Kradle Alvin Libberton Blanche Bower Harold Metz Merlyn Schreiner Richard Queckboerner James Arnold Isenhart Dessa Hanna and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Geison
Chadwick
Kenneth Kradle
Rock Falls
Alvin Libberton
Carroll
Blanche Bower
Lanark
Harold Metz
Manlius
Alvin H. Schreiner
Milledgeville
David Bushman
Marcelene Bawden
LaVonne Deers
Joe Shutters
Thomson
J. Kenneth Thompson
Battle Creek
Mich
Cleo Weber
Otto Sw
Ed Queckboerner
Lyle Rauser
Ed Olson
Arthur Deets
Lawrence Doden
Paul Bogott
Richard Queckboerner
G. H. Roggendorf
Bernice Kness
Kenneth L. Thompson
Mt. Carroll
Wilfred Hazen
E. J. Isenhart
Paul Hartman
Elmer Bickert
U. S. Army
John Spaulding
Dixon
Harveylock
Neil Miller
Glen Bower
Victor Roggendorf
Clinton
Ronald Peters
Miledgeville
James Arnold Isenhart
Bernard and
Bernice Hartman
Gene Spaulding
Dessa Hanna
Margaret Bogott
W. A. Nesemeier
Paul Lewis
Bill Boylan
Lorraine Young
Glen Daggert
Mr. Carroll
Gary Stennlson
Sheldon Frank
Lyle Bickert
Orval Rahn
Irvin Leitz
Loren Alberts
Edwin Livengood
Kenneth Burkholder
June Holman
Junior Holman
Cora Kimmel
Moss Aids Worms In Spring Fishing Wet Weather
A rainy spring boosts flood waters making live bait best. Advice covers worm scourings with phagnum moss to refresh minnows, proper handling, water changes, and foolproof worm care for stronger catches. Fishermen told to rest minnows occasionally and fish with lively, well cared-for bait.
Ration Coupon Schedule Details for Meats and Sugars
Meats, Butter, Cheese and sugar rationing rules outline red, blue, and sugar coupons. Red coupons A8 through Q8 valid indefinitely. R8 S8 and TS valid May 7. three more red coupons issued each second Sunday after April 9 with no expiration. Blue coupons five new ones issued on the first of each month with no expiration. Sugar coupons 0 and 31 in book 4 allow 6 pounds each indefinitely. Sugar 40 allows 6 pounds for home canning through February 1945.
Cooperation urged to meet food goals as farm work starts late
A delayed spring and labor shortages spur calls for farmer cooperation to meet wartime food needs. P E Johnston and M P Roske urge pooling efforts to use drier land first and share machinery, with farm bureau loans aiding cost adjustments. Dairy payments for March and April deliveries are mailed via the Carroll county AAA, with applications available at Mt Carroll office. rates are 50 cents per cwt of milk and eight cents per pound butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Johnston
M. P. Roske
Farm Bureau
Carroll County
H. Daehler
Carroll County Agricultural Conservation Association
AAA
Mt. Carroll
Carroll county ANA office outlines farm payments delays and power line limits
Herman Dachler, county chairman, says several weeks may pass before farmers receive AAA payments due to clerical shortages. New restrictions curb electric line construction. only farm animals listed at application time count, one animal unit per 100 feet of line, max 6000 feet. Permits list tractors, planters, hay equipment, and machinery purchases for May 1–6, 1944, with multiple named suppliers and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
ANA
Herman Dachler
Dachler
AAA
War Production Board
R Aling
West Market Street
Mt. Carroll
Carroll County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee
Fuhremann Canning Co
Loomer Downing
D. F. Fogel
Frank Fogel, Jr
Walter Geiseman
William Oncken
Guy E. Turney
William J. Richter
Glenn Mummert
John G. Freeman
W. H. McKean
Leonard K. Hartman
Kansas Plant Breeder Joins Pfister Growers
Dr. KR W Jagenheimer of Manhattan resigns as head of Kansas USDA breeding to direct breeding and testing for Pfister Associated Growers. He will lead a national corn breeding program with stations across the corn belt. He has 15 years in corn work and previously headed Kansas cooperative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pfister
KR. W. Jagenheimer
Manhattan
Uns
Pfister Associated
Corn
Jugeheimer
Kaneas
Jugenheimer
Juenheimer
Iowa
Towa State College
Ames
Humorous exchange underlines dream misgivings
A husband recounts an odd dream in which another man runs away with his wife. The wife in turn asks what he said to the man, and the husband replies he asked why the man was running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Wifey
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Mary Taylor
George Kauffman
George A. Jacobs
J. J. Schmidt
Wm. Traum
Rockford
Kenneth Kemmer
R. E. Meyers
Eileen Wenger
Betty Ruth Flickinger
Harry Schreiner
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William Maxfield
Bob Miles
A. M. Potts
O. D
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Johnson
Artcraft
Morrison
Ration News
Triple A News
Mandy
Jebas
Tenon Fur Store
Kipnis Sales
MT. Carroll Sales CO
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John Fogel
Wm. J. Quest Chadwick
Robert Acker
Carroll Wesley Sack Thomson
W. L. Derrer
Merle T. Jenkins
Iowa Experiment
R. W. Jugenheimer
W. H. Foster
Wilcon
D. W. Rawson
D. J. Doyle
Tucker
Clinton, Ia
Mt. Carroll Black
Miller White & Woods
A. Brotzman
Presiden
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
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Lewis Motor Company
Thomson, Ill
Sinclair Gas & Oil
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Zephyrs
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