Farmers urged to save seed for next year crops
Dr. C W Warburton chairman of the Fed er drought relief committee stresses seed preservation in drought zones advising farmers to save seed even at the cost of feeding elsewhere. He notes crop standardization has produced adaptable varieties. Employment plans by states, firms, and railroads extend aid through road and lumber projects, with farm laborers shifting to city life cautioned as less favorable. Nutritional relief includes cost feed sales, canning drives, and winter food support by parishes.
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Turnips and pastures aid drought relief drive
Doctor Warburton reports emergency gardens in the South boost food for lean periods. In Saline County Arkansas a vacant lot garden fed needy residents with local seed and labor support from Benton citizens. Oklahoma businessmen planted over a ton of turnip seed. State fairs show strong vegetable displays as drought surveys guide drought relief plans for Washington on November 20. Territorial rainfall totals remain below normal in Maryland Virginia and Ohio Valley.
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Cold Octobers Leave Pennsylvania Lacking Rain
In the four months from July to November Pennsylvania saw 25 percent of normal rainfall while Virginia and West Virginia averaged about 40 percent. Freezing East weather harmed tender vegetation though hardy crops largely escaped damage. Col. Winchell of the Salvation Army hotel in New York promotes a two cent glass of rum substitute by selling buttermilk and claims he will intoxicate patrons enough to leave no room for rum. Magistrate Jones of Pittsburgh found amusement when William Wright, a negro, claimed he carried a brick in his pocket to light matches.
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Conoco Sponsors New Radio Programs With Listener Input
Conoco announces the Conoco Listeners Hour a weekly 26 week musical variety broadcast across 17 stations. Pat and Paggy Patterson represent listeners from the studio guiding programs with audience ideas. Notable guests will include Ginger Rogers Bud Fisher and Blanche Ring among others. The show debuts December 1 on WFAA Dallas 6 30 to 7 00 PM. A Knoxville man’s liquor case was postponed until his home is assigned a street number.
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Prince
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Robbie Watson
Margaret Speaks
Oleg Speaks
Blanche Ring
Bill Lundy
Knoxville
Tenn
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