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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
A wartime call urges citizens to buy War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps to support the war, outfit soldiers, and defend democracy. The message emphasizes defeating the Kaiser, financing troops, and avoiding extravagance by investing in Uncle Sam's securities.
An old advertisement urges readers to guard health and try Ziron iron tonic for anemia symptoms. It promotes increased red blood cells, no alcohol, and suitability for men women and children, with testimonial style notes about perceived improvements after use.
War Savings Stamps rise in value as a call to acquire the thrift habit. Citizens are urged to buy stamps and forego luxuries to aid the war effort. The slogan We Shall Sacrifice and Buy them reinforces the push to “stick the Kaiser.”
28 farms offered for sale in Berrien county Georgia with large and small tracts of unimproved lands at bargain prices. For description and prices contact BULI JACKSON & CLARY Attorneys at Law Nashville Georgia.
A complete six stand cotton gin setup in Greensboro Greene County Georgia includes a 70 saw all steel Murray gin, 100 HP boiler, 75 HP quick action engine, attached American corn mill 8-30 and wood sawing and splitting gear. Outfit cost 10000 dollars. Due to ill health the owner will sell cheap. Write B-16 81 to ALL STEEL GIN CO Greensboro Ga.
Professor George A Crabi of the State College of Agriculture warns that excessive side applications of nitrogen and other fertilizers can delay cotton maturity and reduce yields. He notes leaching losses are greater for nitrogen, especially in sandy soils, and emphasizes careful timing and amounts, with 400 to 600 pounds per acre often sufficient for corn and cotton on heavier Piedmont soils.
The article discusses cowpea seed production strategies including plant timing row planting vs broadcasting, harvesting methods, and yield estimates. It notes higher seed yields from early seeding, possible farm seed supply from corn or oats, labor challenges at harvest, and postharvest seed storage with carbon bisulfide for weevil control.
Supplying food is essential to the war effort and wheat is central. The speaker warns that weeks ahead will reveal whether oversea quotas have been met and reserves preserved. There is no leeway left. saving or selfishness will determine triumph or collapse of the cause.
The United States Food Administration revoked the Ismert Hincke Milling Company license in Kansas City Missouri after FTC guidance, finding sworn reports inaccurate and inventories of flour and food packages misvalued to alter reported cost of flour manufacture.
A fragment references General Rule Special Rule 9ing dealers road data. When several licensees part in carload shipment all are pennlis obligated to see that minimum weight requirements observed. May 6 1918 poem hints wheatless harvest club urging abstention from wheat and products.
Missourians are urged to support the Allied food program in a Hun Special feature. Editors call farm folks to duty in the home trenches by conserving wheat and boosting other grains. Patriotic appeals warn that slackers hurt soldiers, while loyalty means personal wartime effort and compliance with food laws.
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