Nitrogen from Canada and TVA pricing in wartime
The article analyzes nitrogen fertilizer politics during wartime, detailing Canadian ammonium nitrate shipments to the United States via TVA and the Commodity Credit Corporation, with prices around 50 dollars per ton including freight. It cites TVA cost figures from 1943 hearings, notes government plant overcapacity, postwar disposal debates, and forecasts about nitrogen demand, farming expansion, and potential shifts in agricultural land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
TVA
Army Ordnance Planta
Tennessee Valley, Authority
Department of Munitions and Supply
Calgary
Alberta
United States
Cal Gry
Southern
Seaboard
Army Ordinatee
Associated Cooperatives Inc
Farmers Cooperatives
Army
Commodity Credit Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
House Committee
Government Corporation
Camius Ordnance
Texas
Purdue University Agronomists
Indiana
Charge of the Cheyennes at the cattle herd
Lew Noded faces a tense stand as Cheyenne riders pause their attack. Quarternight deploys a bold plan while the riders circle the herd, guns rising and the air filled with sudden silence before the next move.
Indian Territory Pursuit Ends In Missing Trail Of Wagons
Lew and Joy Hardy face Cheyenne forces during a chaotic cattle drive near North Fork Creek. Clay Manning dies amid clashes as a mounted escape unfolds. Lew, aided by Willy Nickle, tracks signs of the Indian party toward a hidden channel, while Crazy Bear and others may regroup for a camp return. The outcome remains unclear as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Joy
Clay Manning
Cley
Jim Hope
Moonlight Bailey
Jackson
Clay
Wichita Range
North Fork Creek
Willy Nickie
Willy
Lew
Indiana
Crazy Bear
Todiah
North Fork
Poultry Culling Advice Sparks Debate and Warnings
Parrish outlines culling methods for a flock amid a yellow beak variant and color changes in hens. He urges selective retention of breeders, notes red face and waxy combs, and warns that nonfood birds should be killed and buried to prevent disease. The discussion covers pricing, home sale, and market value for culled pullets and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
Porte
Costa
Tata Ae
Parrish
Packers Cattle Buyer Needs Rare Judgment
The chief cable buyer in Chicago judges steers by formation fat and quality, preferring a broad back and blocky build with low hip bone visibility. He relies on personal judgment to determine meat yield and price, noting 60 to 65 percent of the animal becomes beef and that buying hinges on daily market demand and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fragmentary Note on Buckle Buckled Shoes Rationing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions buckled shoes and rationing with unclear phrases and missing context. It references pairs of buckled footwear and appearance but lacks coherent details or identifiable dates, places, or people to establish a concrete news item.
Farm Notes on New Harvesting Combine and Spraying Method
A new combine that pulls de seeds and binds fiber in one operation promises to reduce labor in harvesting and processing. A new method of spraying is being developed to remove excessive residues and improve efficiency.
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Je Pond
Barrow Lycos
Coaptre XIV
Mante
Bear Quarternight
Bey
Springfeld Allins
Eirel
Joe Wheatsod
Fagin Csan
Lew Durnet
Orulus
Tom Ahold
Matampade
Lew Bors
Awoet Watil
Eattia Ara
Ateve
Jot Arnold
Tareman
Law
Donti
Jon
Geary
Joe Wheat
Arma
Sach Syndot
Vasa
Ameriens
Saker Tae
Rice
Dad
Ted Td Ites
Nyar Bondig
Mian
Hi Welu
Binstead Dem
Greml
Bex
New
LD Feed & Seed CO
Salt Lake City
Utah
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