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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1942
Page
3
Babson Park Florida expects major postwar economic shifts. The author warns college curricula neglect income preparation for women, urging practical trades and self sufficiency over traditional degrees to withstand taxes inflation and future employment.
A town girl, newly hired, feeds a cow with milk from her pail and explains she reruns the milk because it seemed thin. The farmer questions the repeated milking as she justifies the process.
The War Department and a local placement agency began taking applications for Army service on Monday. Lieut. Col. F. W. Steffen will head the Dallas public relations office on the Burt Building eighth floor. Applications by letter are encouraged. in person visits are discouraged. Women may apply for administrative duties. men with specialized qualifications may seek commissions direct from civilian life.
A tourist returning from abroad is questioned about items dutiable. When asked if she has nothing of value, she is challenged about a fur tail hanging from her coat, raising questions about its ownership and duty status.
A. and M. College entomologist Cameron Siddall asserts half of Texas farm losses to insects are preventable. He cites $131.7 million yearly loss and outlines extension service measures, field demonstrations, and farmer-led trials that boosted cotton yields and net profits, with plans to expand into 1942 and beyond.
In 1941 eleven teams entered the competition and 124 boys received training. Work on animal parasites focused on screwworms hornfly marble and cattle lice. Control measures followed guidance from the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Insects Affecting Man and Animals.
An Wheeling, West Virginia classified ad offers a swap: four brand-new first line tires in exchange for a six-room house with a large lot. The note highlights a rubber shortage driving barter moves.
Independent executor Charles H Gullett announces deadlines for debts and claims against W A Hancock of Grayson County Texas. Creditors must settle and claimants present at 324 Security Building Denison by legal time limits, dated February 23, 1942.
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