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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1942

Page

4

Triple A Plans Acreage and Wheat Marketing Quotas

The article notes farm acreage designations for Triple-A and noil-building practices as officers compute figures for state transmission. Howard Abbott will speak on Triple-A Elections at 11:30 AM on WROK Rockford. Hanson Dachler urges wheat growers to stay within allotments or 15 acre per farm limits and explains 1943 marketing quota enforcement.

Howard Abbott Triple-A WROK Rockford Herman Dachler Carroll County ACA Secretary of Agriculture

Carroll County AAA Outlines Soybeans Purchases Plan

The Carroll County AAA committee announces prices for soybeans: high oil content grade 2 or better at not less than 1.60 per bushel, mixed brown or black varieties at 1.50 or less, with government standards determining grade. Basic price rises monthly Jan to Jun 1943. Storage on farms and CCC loans up to 167 per bushel are encouraged to ease harvest shocks. Illinois 1942 crop estimated at 3.8 million bushels, about 60 percent above 1941.

Triple-A Carroll County Aaa Farm Program Committee Carroll County Aaa Dnaehler County Aaa Committee Commodity Credit Cor Illinois

Farm Woman Irma Hartman Supports War Effort

Irma Hartman of Cherry Grove township voices commitment to farm family duty during wartime. She helped with hay and grain on a 114 acre Lanark area farm, balancing home life and farm chores while urging others to sustain normalcy at home.

Irma Hartman Irma

Homemaker Role Emphasized In War Effort Speech

The article notes Irma stresses national morale and people’s health as key to victory. She urges homemakers to stay focused as they take on added duties, including outside activities that may seem lesser in value for the nation. Thursday evening visitors to the Albert Prins home included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Geerts of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Prins of Chadwick.

Irma Albert Prins Dave Geerts Albany Jake Prins Chadwick

Local Social Roundup From Clinton Area Homes

Thomson Briefs Ray Machael of Clinton spent Sunday to Tuesday at the Frank Potter home. Monday visitors at the Carl Peters en home were Mrs Emil Petersen and son of Clinton. Sunday guests at the Carl Johansen home included Mr and Mrs Ed Johansen and Rosemary of Fulton. Sunday evening callers at the Adam Heinze home were Mr and Mrs Dick Anderson and family of Chadwick and Mr and Mrs Carl Peters son.

Ray Machael Clinton Frank Potter Carl Petersen Emil Petersen Carl Johansen Ed Johansen Rosemary Fulton Adam Heinze Dick Anderson Chadwick Carl Peterson

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