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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1943

Page

8

See Here Private Hargrove! Marion See Here Private Hargrove

Private Marion Hargrove, former editor of a North Carolina paper, has joined the army and trained at Fort Bragg. His stories advise inductees to paint the town red and keep an open mind during hard first weeks, while some friends advance to Corporal and his sergeant questions his promotion.

Marion Hargrove North Carolina Army Fort Brags Hargrove

Parade of Military Misfits and Mock Canteen Police

A diary style chapter follows Har grove and Sher as they dodge chores in a military battery. A drill field critique shows mishaps from missing leggins to saluting errors while a mess sergeant compels order. The pair joke about brass life and plot further pranks and patrols around the post exchange.

Sher Battery Street Hargrove Battery A Private Sher Corporal Farmer Canteen Police Canteen Post Exchange Har Grove Maury Mr. Hargrove Mr. Sher

Time of Cutting Hay Decides Food Value

Early cutting increases protein content and palatability, with less waste and better renewal growth. Missouri research shows timothy yields more protein when cut before bloom, with similar gains for alfalfa and clovers. Specialists advise timing stages for each crop before September 15 in northern states.

Missouri Timothy

Agriculture in Industry by Florence C Weed

Dead animals, from horses struck by lightning to cattle dying of disease, have commercial value. Farmers can call rendering plants to haul away carcasses, with by products like hides, leather, fats, soaps, and tallow sold. City services in Columbus render 2800 yearly, turning refuse into by products to cover costs.

Columbus Ohio

Government Nutritionists Cite Key Food Groups For Health

Two of the seven groups of basic foods deemed essential by government nutritionists for health and strength are highlighted as governing guidance. The guidance sets dietary priorities alongside the other five groups to ensure balanced nutrition.

Early Breeders Selection for 1944 Poultry Stock

Breeders selection should start early as quality roasting chickens come from strong breeding stock. Traits appear young, with heavy breed males showing tail feathers at 12 days and full back feathering by eight weeks to qualify as breeders.

Sewing Circle Patterns Offer Sports Ensemble Pattern 8445

Pattern No. 8445 4a for sizes 10 through 20 promises a sleek sports ensemble suitable for summer sports and flattering to figures. Fabric requirements list 8 yards for size 12 and a jacket yard. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, order fulfillment may be delayed. send orders to Pattern No. and Nameless Address.

And Nary a Drop Was Spilt Along the Way

A Scottish couple moved from a country cottage to a modern home. All goods arrived except the rain water tub. The husband, late at night, returned saying he had a job with water, explaining the tub was full of water.

Double Knockouts End Fights In Kansas City Prize Card

In Memorial Hall Kansas City on April 7 1941 a welterweight bout between Pat Kissinger and Al Dorlac ended in a double knockout in the third round as both fighters landed simultaneous knockout blows and were counted out. The bout was part of a card noting seven double knockouts across professional American prize fights.

Pat Kissinger A! Dorlac Memorial Hall Kansas City Collier’s

Household Care Byte From An Old Timer

Put all vegetable and flower seeds away in a box or drawer kept for that purpose only so they can be found quickly when wanted. Never remove the radiator cap of a tractor or car when the radiator is steaming. Wait until it cools, then Peanut butter blended with cream makes a delectable dressing for dry cake, bread pudding, or day-old doughnuts. Wandles of garden tools should be sandpapered and waxed to save splinters in fingers and hands.

Leutenant Battery Street Little Rascal Fromm Battery Kitchen Kelly

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