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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1942

Page

6

Fatten Hens Before Marketing For Best Profits

County Agent Balkema advises producers to fatten non laying hens before sale to boost profits and Food for Freedom effort. A one pound weight gain per hen improves income and meat quality. spotting non layers and finishing in 1 2 weeks with broody hens clipped tail first found, then moved to fattening pen. Poultry specialists publish new market poultry feeding bulletin. copies available at Balkema’s office.

Balkema Food For Freedom Town State College Extension Service

Let's Give Them Good Teeth

A parent focused guide on building healthy teeth in children through balanced diet rich in milk vegetables fruits eggs and cod liver oil regular dental checkups and a daily tooth brushing routine. Emphasizes early care and cleanliness as essential for lasting dental health.

Births Reported in Clerk of Courts Office

Birth announcements list numerous children born December through November in 1941 across Estherville Ringsted Armstrong Aire and neighboring towns. Parents include Berge son Curry Eckhart Graver Hansen Horswell Hoy Jensen Kathman Kreuger Lind Linn Mahan Mixwell Norland Olson Ness Payne Sampson Sidles Smith Stoeber Twait Zelinsky Zerfoss.

Thce Courts Irwin C. Nichols Ronald William Curry Russell C. Curry James Henry Eckhart Bruce B. Eckhart Swea City Pamela Kathryn Graver Myron P. Graves Joseph William Kreuger Wm. MM. Kreuger Arnolds Park Meryin Dean Lind Alden M. T.nd Estherville Beverly Ann Linn Alfred FE. Linn Shirley Carol Maha Roxanna Fay Sidles Ross PD. Sidles Kathleenan ‘Smith Donald A. Smith Dolliver Stephen Lowell Stoeber Oliver H. Stoeber Fenton Dale Raymond Twait Oliver R. Twait Wallingford Ronald Dean Zelinsky Wilbur C. Zelinsky Dee Roger Gene Zerfoss M. Clifford Zerfoss Dee, 11Th Weser

Trail er Vagabond In Long Beach Hides War Camouflage

Long Beach column warns readers that camouflage techniques will be used in weeks to come to disguise oil fields and infrastructure in Signal Hill. It explains how painted tanks and decoys can fool bomber photography, notes shadows reveal targets, and touts a new camouflage method kept secret by military experts.

Long Beach California America Signal Hill U.S. A

Plans for 1942 streamlined poultry feeder released

Plans for the 1942 streamlined model hen feeders, designed for free choice feeding by poultry husbandmen at Iowa State College, are now available at the office of County Agent M. A. Balkema. The plans provide complete construction details using readily available materials.

Towa State College M. A. Balkema

Adequate feeding equipment boosts eye production in poultry

Plans for feeder and other equipment for county poultry houses may be had free upon request. Extension poultry specialist Vernon of Town State College notes daily feed needs for 100 hens vary with protein content from 26 lb feed at 50 to 60 eggs to 80 lb for high production. He adds that 2 foot trough feeders supplying 128 ft of space per 100 hens should be provided, and many flocks lack this space.

Wo M. Vernon Extension Poultryanin O Town State College College Poulirvainen Balkema

Japanese sightings atop school house signal planes

Mrs. W M Potter recalls seeing two Japanese atop a school house signaling planes during the Pearl Harbor raid. She returns to Iowa with news from Hawaii that her wardman was arrested, noting heightened alerts and wartime restrictions. Potter, former Bets Crawford, describes reactions in Honolulu and travel restrictions after the attack.

W. M. Potter Pearl Harbor Iowa Mire Borster Hawaii Weare Hhonolulu Tigr Desta Theo Petrney Pacific Tver Potter Betis Prawford Des Moines Chan Whiter Deo Wy Prawford Fsberville

Special Army Mail Rates Put Into Effect Across Oceans

The US Postal Service announces new special postage for army personnel abroad effective immediately. Air mail to outside the continental US charges six cents per half ounce, cheaper than Hawaii and the Philippines rates previously. Within US air mail remains six cents per ounce, and parcel post rates drop via sixth zone for west and east ports. Mail must show recipient rank and unit.

Continental United States US Postal Department Alaska Hawaii Philippines U.S San Francoiso New York City

Minamet county farmers urged to prepare for viticultural emergency

Community farmers are urged to ready tools and repairs for the upcoming agricultural drive. Dealers pledge cooperation to boost food supply as Secretary Wickard says the effort will win the war and write the peace. The moral call emphasizes timely action by farm families to meet the looming challenge.

America Minamet County Wickard Uncle Sam Hee Ellen

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