Emmet County Board adopts budget estimates August 1942
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors met August 3 1942 with all members present. They adopted expenditure estimates for the 1942 budget covering funds for Poor County School State Insane Emergency and several road and maintenance programs. A hearing date was set for August 17 1942 at 10 a.m. at the Auditor’s Office in Estherville. Claims were approved and auditors authorized to publish notice of the hearing.
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August U S Treasury War Bond quotas raise Iowa total
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Adjust Machines to Thresh Beans in Soy Harvest
Towns face harvesting difficulties as soybeans surge, prompting guidance from Donald K Struthers of Town State College. Advice covers using threshing machines with adjustments such as slower cylinder speed, removing concaves, and using hardwood planks. Emphasizes cutting at maturity, shocking, and tight-bottom racks to minimize shattering. recommends combines where available for efficiency.
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Market Now Hens That Are Loafing
Non-layers in the poultry flock should not be allowed to steal high priced feed from the good layers. W. M. Vernon, extension poultry specialist, says non layers are saboteurs and should be identified by feather loss and yellowed beaks. Foster vigil over flocks with a wire catching hawk to separate idle hens from laying birds.
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What You Buy with War Bonds Cavalry Horses
Hitler finds his mechanized army bogged by Russian winter. The cavalry horse remains essential for mounted division and field artillery. War Savings Bonds help buy remounts from farms costing 100 to 165 dollars. Invest at least 10 percent of income in War Bonds.
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Practical Health Hints How to Avoid Malaria Chills
Dr. J A Tobey explains that Anopheles mosquitoes bite mainly at night and can cause chills and fever a week or two later. Prevention includes screening, nets, repellents, and community control of breeding sites. Daily quinine is advised during malarial seasons, six grains a day, with continued treatment if symptoms appear. If malaria develops, treat with the short method using quinine for five to seven days while keeping the patient warm and on light diet.
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Mastitis Threatens U.S. Dairy Output and War Milksupply
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