Holloman Air Base Picks Lt Col Grove Director of Personnel
Lt Col Philip P Grove has been named director of personnel at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo New Mexico. A Brighton native and graduate of Brighton High School he has served in infantry and air force personnel roles and held posts at Wright Patterson Lincoln Chanute Med Allied Air Force HQs and Colorado Springs before his Holloman assignment.
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Brighton
Philip P. Grove
Holloman
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Col. Grove
Brighton High School
Chanute
Field Ill
Air Force
Lincoln
Neb
Allied Air Force
Europe
States
15Th Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Holloman Base
Wright-Patterson Field
Ohio
Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
John Moxley
Little Son
Eairl] Neal
Wm. van Zanten
L. E. White
Edith Stacy
Lawrence Hunter
Henry Lechner
Harry Newton
Lucy Freak
Crawfordsville
L. E. Helmick
Washington
Bessie Myers
Roy Coffin
Des Moines
Clyde Coffin
Pleasant Plain
Elmer Coffin
Wyandotte
Okla
Ermin Perisho
Pleasants Plain
Yocurr Hospital
Chari
Pasture gains promise higher farm production
The piece argues pasture improvements will boost milk and beef output and even poultry production. It notes grazing reduces feed cost by as much as 20 percent and explains chickens graze like cattle, with green forage boosting egg production through spring to fall.
New Fungicide DN-289 Shows Broad Orchard Pest Control
Dow Chemical develops DN-289 a dinitro fungicide and insecticide now sold for orchard use. It controls rosy apple aphid currant aphid black cherry aphid mealy plum aphid viburnum aphid eye spotted bud moth cherry case bearer pear psylla oyster shell scale and more in apples and lilac. For insects 1 to 2 quarts per 100 gallons of water, higher amounts needed for tougher pests. also used against sooty blotch on pears.
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San Jose
Dow Chemical Company
Packaging of Poultry Is New Development
Farmers of tomorrow must be poultry merchandisers as well as producers to compete with the new broiler factories. Consumers will have a wider range of poultry products, demanding better merchandising. Brand naming and modern transparent packaging will boost sales, with tests showing packaged poultry outselling unwrapped by one to three times. Packaging materials include cellophane, transparent regenerated cellulose film, and rubber hydrochloride film.
Berghs Attend Plumbers Meeting and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Warren Berghs traveled to Des Moines on Monday and Tuesday for a plumbers convention. In Wayland many relatives gathered with Dr and Mrs Joe Wittmer of Corvallis Ore for a weekend visit. A grandson arrived for Mr and Mrs Jason Widmer in Portland Oregon. Local residents faced hospital stays family illnesses and social club activities including an auction and rag sewing meeting.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Warren Bergh
Des Moines
Joe Wittmer
Corvallis
Ore
Chas. Wolff
Wolff
Chicago
Widmer
J. G. Wenger
David Schlatter
Jason Widmer
Portland
Oregon
Widmers
Chester Messer
Loveland
Colo
Phillip Alter
Don Wyse
Olds
Alice Kauffman
Flo Johnson
Sim Faney
Belle Magdefrau
Cora Stierer
Magdefrau
Homer Payne
Will Trixson
Richard McVey
Micheal
Burlington
Willis Alliman
Pullets Termed Better Layers Than Old Hens
Tests at a western Kentucky substation show pullets outperforming old hens as layers. Jarred Rock pullets average about four dozen eggs per year more per bird than hens, while White Leynorus pullets exceed old-hen production by over thirty percent.
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Western Kentucky
Agassiz’s Buzzards Bay Marine Zoo Established in 1873
Louis Agassiz founded the first marine zoo at Buzzards Bay off Massachusetts in 1873 to study sea animals in natural surroundings.
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Louis Agassiz
Buzzards Bay
Massachusetts
Residence change as Davison son to spend summer in Washington
Elmer Freyenburger will replace Roy at the Wayland Feed and Grain company while Roy travels to Washington to spend the summer with his ailing father J. W. Davison.
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Washington
J. W. Davison
Elmer Freyenburger
Roy
The
Wayland Feed and Grain Company
Wisconsin Stamp Issue Sets April 7 1948
The U S Post Office announces a new Wisconsin state stamp to be issued April 7, 1948. The Badger State spans about 56,154 square miles with 1,439 square miles water, a 500 mile Great Lakes frontage and 250 miles on the Mississippi, reflecting its diverse climate and resources.
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U. S. Post Office Department
State of
Wisconsin
Badger State
Hes
Atlantic
Pacific
France
Germany
England
Sweden
Russia
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Farm Machinery Sale And Wanted Ads Listing Wide Inventory
Wholesale and Retail USED FARM MACHINERY list includes tractors models IHC JD M&M AC WC Oliver D Tart Parr 16-30 Moline plows corn pickers balers drills mowers and more. Also seeks New and Late Model tractors combines and other gear. contact details requested.
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M&m
Bell City
Innes
Ford
Oliver
Rees
Olives
Case
New Idea
Sears Hammermill
Harvey Corn
Wisconsin as a Great Playground and Dairy Leader
The passage extolls Wisconsin's waterways and fishing strength centered on Green Bay, highlights dairy prominence with the first cheese factory in Jefferson County in 1849, notes wood products manufacturing, and praises state education from the University of Wisconsin to nine teacher colleges. It states the territory's history under Spanish, French, and British rule.
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America
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Jefferson County
University of Wisconsin At
Madison
Spain
France
Great
Community and livestock sale dates scattered in Iowa listings
Weekly livestock sales listed for several Iowa towns with venues and times. Notable entries include Kalona, Midway Sales, Ollie, Sigourney, Wellman, and Well Liberty with specific sale dates and a closing out sale for Peter Kaufman near Wayland.
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Whittaker
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Towa
Hi Dollar Sales Company
Sigourney
Peter Kaufman
Wayland
Hampshire
Swartzendruber
Wellman
Lorin E. Oxley & Sons
West Liberty
Britain and the United States in the North Western Territory
The excerpt notes involvement of Britain and the United States in the expansive great North Western Territory, highlighting their roles and influence in that frontier region.
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Britain
The
United States
Great Northwestern Territory
New Seeding Machines Patent Marks Early Production Start
The launch of commercial seeders followed a 1851 patent granted for a force feed drill to Foster Jesup and Brown.
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Foster, Jessup and Brown
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Dallas Center
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Batavia
Harmony Club
Ira Schafer
Bonnie Cassady
Scott Dickinson
Wayne
Keota
Kenton Mangold
Iowa City
American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc
By Ken Reynolds
Warren Berghs
Vention
Mary Litchler
Hopedale
Wannie Zehr
Roy Davison
First Marine Zoo
Investors Syndicate
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Floyd L. Barnes
Reid Boyd
PAKM
Fisher Sales CO
Joy
Illinois
Mercer County
Atedo Oy Borte 17
Dairy State
Journal
Louis J. Kehoer
Attorney At
Jeffrey Bldg
Theodore B. Bailey
Morrison Building
W. Livingston
Robert Day Attorneys
W. Main
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Court House
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
P. L. Etter
F. G. Livesay
Spinal Distortion
Southtows Avenue
R. G. Wessler
E. Second St. Call
Wheatley
N. Ave
Hite
W. Wash. St
South Ave
D. W.L
Little
Washington Dairy
John Blick
Gorham
Baby
Reister Hatchery
Harry
Finance
Bldg
Washington Concrete Co
St. and
Rock Island
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