Farm Bureau notes farm care and 4-H progress in 1944
The bulletin covers rat control methods using poisoned bait, beef production guidance from Illinois, and a series of club reports from Cedar Clippers and Good Luck. It includes dairy and poultry care tips, weed control, and housework efficiency for homemakers during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Luck Club
Lillian Kraemer
Trene Waterhouse
Mary Lou Stacy
Cedar Clippers
Farm Bureau
Wartime Ration Dates Guide for Utilities and Tires
The notice outlines rationing procedures with weekday and Saturday office hours at the Court House, changes in tire certification requirements, and ongoing inspections by OPA inspectors. It details gasoline coupons valid through specified dates, home canning sugar limits, processed foods blue stamps, meats and fats red stamps, and airplane stamps with eventual validity dates.
Knowledge Is Not Easily Won, Says Arnold Quotation
A quotation attributed to Arnold proclaims that knowledge, like other high value things, does not come easily and must be earned. The fragment emphasizes effort and persistence as keys to attainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Food as universal health foundation across continents
Food quality variety and quantity improve health and well being of populations worldwide. Improved food reduces malnutrition and supports growth across continents race and climate.
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Farm Bureau Publicity
J. W. Chandler
Ruth I. Foster
County Home
Harold Gunder
Iowa State College
Iowa
Richt
Department of Animal Husbandry
The
University of Tiinois
Prac
BES
PARM
Mier
Maurice Crawford
Rolleall
Louis Mines
Crawford
KE. L. Quaife
Ecomlefe
Thomas Gerdes
Gerdes
Washington Township
Cedar Clippers 4-H
Helen Knupp
Washington County
Raymond
Sayre
Women’s Commiitee
Doel
Court House
OPA
War Price and Rationing Board
Schaffhausen
United States
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Sorrell
West Madison
Washington
Slac G&s
Ork
ARS
Ae 'Y
East Side Square
U.S. War Bonds