The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1943 Page: 4 of 12
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the Clue? lirrjM. They m
iijiNi. buuevrr. al had aa far
' ' 'd r-f I '11 uua. Brnaon etui UJieal were
in :T. .1- r l:rrr Uir Ai!::-il.l- j ft-lcrIKi M ai rr retimjv.
:i. i. the anur tivry im nut orki(i( cad
i -j-. i n a tirl o lu-tl tuJrt aoi hr Made la work.
-- j Vt'brn FDR naked mheOier they
muu!! anything belter to offer. Gua
L! hstn: "P:ire criluigs hate oner
j aorked in the Iu-Ujtt uf tnr a or id
Tie only aay to beat tadiutam to
by abundant produrUor.. When
!. imiory 'r supply has been ncnunl to the
and for tile ti:: te- mlxuJiam and demand atiU exceed
vupplY- Ihr anaaer b to rediKe the
jVdiVOi hair IPRTI w iniuw bin-
i 'lar'.t Iwi that. i:!l li.'n.anil to lit tiie sufiy tjr ra
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. ; l; S'.d A general dte-UMion fdllmtod.
i . r lii.tii .. . i The lann OKaniAiiaai ui.iledlt
.a :i tins rjq p-rt d-prnd
li ra 1: OMldUtlS lce;f.
i teejn'.! 1 frerte nnler
.! e rif.Ki.'in on Thur-
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71; t tV.ii fri'rzr order. In SO far
ay r.i! .i ire li mneerned. means
fu mo matter by m!iat
n. ::e 'i-er i.ri; railed in ordtT to
V.i-'-j :.i h rie cwt-
x L.-.is n( i. n.i.iii alotn: tlie farm
f i fcil. Ii s.i Ix'lieved tlie meihan-i-:n
ti to lie'll id be tile
it- nf 11:11. .n rii.'rs al a figure
(mir c ii u'ea. Tills would
!i . ti.. ii.iierninenl automutie-
r;iy 1i:e nle I.iner of any ooimno-f-iy
on If il-d. Coinnuidiiy Credit
v mid do (lie biiyiini
linn re-orl! to die dislributor at a
iiii.-e i-ifiilt iwkiw ptioe ceiling to
!'! w for afeir'initiiin costs film a
rejioiii:-;e profit. An order issued
or. April Cih pul support price
under lienns and n number of other
iiims t a figure above ceiling
i rirrs. A one economist remarked:
"lu nur present up-side-down ccon-or-ie
floors over ceiiin : ere quite
. in kienin?. This would seem to be
a fair sample of wliat is aliead.
Also in tlie picture Is a definite
program for pm ting reiliiigs on live
aniniuL. boo being first in line.
Despite re eaJrd warnings train
xris-knien unci breeders llvat sueh
a procedure would bring confusion
wore confounded into tlie business
it is known lluit such an order is
ready. Howcvrr Chewier Davis.
Food Adnilnistrutor Msrvin Junes.
A liciiltural Advisor to Byrnes and
OPA Chief Brown are all hoping
Hie present over-all freeze order by
Uie President plus new methods
will fend off what tlipy might con-
sider the necessity of such a move.
FDR ASKS rkOGRlX
Gathering for I ho second meet-
ini' at till White House the Presi-
de! I suiter-advisory council on
agrictiliure. composed of Patton of
Farmers Union O'Neal. Goss and
Benson of Coop. Council saw Ur.
Uoosevelt Wiekard Davis and
: LmZ- 'iTi 3HMW1RJ ffiT Byrnes for more titan an hour on
Subscribe for the Chickasha Star.
the sixlh. It is understood that
I everyone took their gloves off. The
President was very emphatic In rx-
To wady
aly Peanut
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Every peanut grower in Grady County is urged
to come to the Hart Cotton Madiine Company
plant north of the old Santa Fe depot next Sat-
urday afternoon. We will have on display the
new peanut machine which we believe is the
solution to the problem of growing peanuts.
Come and bring your neighbor and see the new
machine which we believe will revolutionize the
growing of peanuts.
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adune Company
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The fano orc.iiimiuHi ui.iledl
m-xauurntird a lo'ur ptiir.l pro-
rnuii: 1. Rationing to sw.ire equitsMe
supply fur sib
1 Prke supiivt at figures which
will awn maximum produc-
tion. S. Drain off surplus purdtsslng
power lay taxatkan and fiarcrd
savings.
4. Pitee ceilings to be used only
to prevent profiteering
lobby M dash
Py - as - you - go taxation plus
forced savings was especially
stressed as a means of doing some-
thing abiaut tlie 35 billion dollars in
exctsa purchasing power which
high wages and full employment
laave built up. Davis strongly con-
curred In the opinion that nothing
could stop inflation if tlila enorm-
ous purcluwing power waa alkawed
to pour Into our economic system
at a time when there was not ade-
quate goods to meet it.
F. D. R. had plenty to say when
O'Neal remarked that he had nev-
er seen such strong lobbying as the
labor organlzationa had thrown
against passage of the Bankliesd
Bill over the President's veto. Mr.
Kisjsevelt observed flu.t he knew
all about that; he had sent Uc
labor lobbyists up on Capitol Hill
himself; and that he cculd lobby
Just as wen as the Pn sklent of
the Farm Buieau.
Draft Board 1
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est Clayton Vineyard oJnaa Todd
Herman Earl Browning. Covey Lynn
Porter Owen Thomas Keys FFed
Irvin Cassady Raymond Lee Hud-
gins. The following from 4H to 3C (h):
Jack Griffin. John Jordan TUllos
Clifford Albert Hanan Alderson
Molx. Ora Elsie Smith. Edgar Lee
DeHart James A. Griffin. Ess Ellis
Thompson. Edward Moore Allen
George Everette Hurst. Ralph El-
woad McMahan William Harry Mc-
Donald James Houston Hinder
Lawrence Dale Hoover. James Wil-
liam Stewart. John Brower. Loren
Cecil Mull Leonard Jones Sam
Carrol Whltely. Ted Arterberry
Drnnif Malone Cook Arthur George
Godsoe Cecil 8eott John Bchoulle
Beeson. Jacob Greenberg. Leonard
Oscar Peunbelr Kenneth Carswell
Watkins Thomas William Brittain
Andre Virgil Heaven Mslroy
Rtronr Wilbur James Fell John
Wendal Shannon Royal Alton Ev-
erett William Cecil Richardson
Johnnie Joseph Prendergast -
Also changed from 4H to 3A (r);
John Andrew Messer Curt William
Bilyen Henry Lee Rond William
Robert Pope Wilburn Sam Howard '
Urmr Ttwvrpi-iti. llitscil
Raiui :'h Batr. fl.-ri.sr lee V'Ai-
an. Astsiur Wlutoiy Vihiie. Cil
Jutdy Rutwriaa. First Hnwy Ooy.
William Co-an. Rooert RmI
Chrbio;hrr Ray Rjm!1 Hint
Hershet Troy Chanery. Curiiie Ed-
ward Tj:. And Cut Ktchard
Muelkir from 4K to A.
Changed frm 4!f to 3A h were:
Claude leo Dalrr. Cart Brian Linn.
Charlie LittreU. Jidia P. Fkwerf.
Virgil Ralph CUt. John R. lted.e-
wl Clark BiKlwr Irwin. Ra-liard
Fjiuo Bui-knrr. Homer Harry Hal
chuuon. Arthur Edward Smith.
John C. Cates. Norman Reslard
AmstutS. Harvey H Westfall Clias.
Mr lion Praiixt. Furrrsl F irrininl
Prance. Dwight Jacob Bowni. Rulph
tenders Brtie. Grorge Wa.Mii::gton
LXitt.n. Hubert Om-t Davis. Wi'.lum
Marsh. Abrwluiiu Leo Cron. li. John
Daniel Dawnm. W!li D. Brooks.
Davis O. Vandivier.
Alto from 4H to 1A ih: William
Simeon Flagler. Ji.mew Lafoyrttr
Wilburn. Irvin Lee Mullit-aii. Cecil
Grundy Meeks. TPm Everett Surra.
Jesse Edwin Gairett. Edward Wade
Hurt. Ira James Johnson Arrliibald
James Lear Ray Sainurl Jot maun.
Fred Ciukvwuud TTionuui Jackson
Walker. William Henry Long. Frank
Blake Baker.
ON THE MIAN
Tlie soy bean's the busiest beau
13111 tlie sun . . .
It's even invaded tlie dog In his bun
It's used to make. oil. and ills used
to make flour.
Ills used to feed privates and Chief
Eisenhower.
It's used to stretch coffee. It figures
in slew.
They ylan to make automobiles of
it too.
It doubles as clut and explosives
and soap
And plastics and paint and ad-
bruves and rope.
R pivda mashed potatoes and meat
bah and cereal
This d-wn-to-earth soy bean so far
from (tlmw!.'
It builds tp 'tie muffin the waf-
fle. the MU.
Ilk toed for the boly and good for
the aoul
It's protein not starch so when
used in a baiter.
It isn't so apt to make bulky hips
latter.
And all of God's children will cer-
tainly blubber
With Joy. when at last It makes
synthetic rubber.
It strengthens both gravy and chile
con came
Hut's why I maintain that It'
Isn't Just blarney
To say that this bean which could
hardly be littler
Will help us defeat ITirohito and
Hitler.
Margaret Plshback.
.
The International City Managers
Association says there Is not m
single community big or little in
the nation which Ja not taking some
part in the civilian defense pro-
gram. The work ranges from plane
spptting to air raid wardens and
rap collectors on through the
list - to community singing. Borne
communities spend very little oth-
ers spend millions. Los Angeles haa
spent three million.
Read the Star Want Ada.
Real Estate l;i M1
(Mortgages
! Emma Hot trove to Chkbtehs
Federal Savings snd Loan Avy
. cut am 1140000 E SO ft. tf W. 100
j ft. of Lou Ult Block 04 Chick -
aha
( Dudley D Dwphene Smith to
I tome U0CJ S -i Let 2 Mock 2n7
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j Paul Harris to same MOW 2f. !
j ft. of lot 3 and all L4 2t wr.d S I
JO It. of U 23 IVe 31 S;urk l-l
AddUkrtl to - ' Ims.
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Jaenb Crembefg to
j O. s. Cttiralw to The Pi.oieer
j C. 41 Mu to pat Hevtion
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A. MK1 I. Kalitef to David
Joi eat 4JUVWO K'. NSNU and
f;i.-hioi.i t NrsWNK and SW NWNW and !K-
iV i ill aim ! rilno
I .. t 1-t hiliowy a "
li S.CA.3 22-5- 74 54 acres.
C B M.'Renoids to John J. Car
ntl 42:0 SE NW and WSKEH
1- nt.lrtuil n lit of war and sob
Ini i. ej:.:;int for vuodwav
t:tntohE KW Sectii 15-4-T.
yjsaci a Walters t Frail Spun-
i kr P.'-oi-O lull 1. 5. 3. 4. Block Ti
i:.li l.prirgs.
tkli H through tho Star want ads
PLANT NOW!
ASPARAGUS SOOTS RHUBARB and II0RSG RAD-
ISH ROOTS.
TRANSPLANTED TOMATO PLANTS A dozen tranu-
piatited plants are worth more than fifty not trans-
- planted.
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JUST ARRIVED Another shipment of Grama Grass
Buffalo Grass and Flax Seed.
NOT TOO LATE TO PLANT SEED POTATOES!
SPECIAL Seed potatoes per sack $3.85
This is cheaper than eating spuds. Plant part and
eat the rest. '
ALFALFA SEED CLOVER -SEED SEED CORN
HYBRID CORN.
ES
THE MARKET ON SUDAN MILLET and CANE
SEED IS ADVANCING OWING TO TIIE ENOR-
MOUS DEMAND. GET YOUR SEED NOW.
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PLANT FOR DRY BEANS .(No stamps required)
; Pinto Navy Pink Red Kidney and Lima Beans.
. Black Eye Cream Crowders and Calico Peas.
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FERTILIZER Use several applications of VIGORO
' VICTORY GARDEN FERTILIZER on all vege-
tables. VIGORO increases yields as much as 50.
Quality Seed
and Grain Co.
Chkkaslui and Duncan.
Aiuioimmaent!
We wish In announce that we are now open for
liiiMnes at nur new location two Mocks south of
The Oklahoma National Rank.
We have our retail fountain ready for drive-in
service. Our enlire'iilant is for inscctiiin and
we in ite our friends and customers to call. We are
ls-tter equipiMtl than ever In luitt mam from our
farmer rustnmers ami will continue to pay the high-e.'-t
market price. For thirteen years we have been
serving the Chickasha ami Grady County folks
Loys Quality Milk products and in our new plant
we are lieiter equipped than ever to serve you.
We invite you to vit.it uj at our new location.
Loys Quality Milk
and Ice Gream Plant
3rd at Colorado
Phone 1209
Aflaneaisas
F3 Imergeascsf
A Statement by Santa Fc '
United Stales facing most critical crop year 9
fit its history. . . ;tk
During the coming months the need for more
food may be greater than the need for more
guns tanhs and planes.
Serving as it docs "the bradlnskrt of
America'' l be livestock and meat indus-
try and the great fruit and vegetable
areas of California and (lie Southwest
Santa Fe pledget its all-out effort la the
production aad mobilization of food.
! What Santa Fc Is Doing
Santa Fe employes are piloting Vic-
tory Gardens aiong their railroad's
13199 miles of rigbt-of-wmy.
Everything that rolls on the Santa Fe
b being kept in fighting trim.
Old cars with good running gear are
being rebuilt into aleelt new gondola. .
Many Santa Fe refrigerator cat that '
used to go hack dead-head" now hurry
back loaded with ocher freight.
They're On The Job Too!
Cars ere few and hour- are precious;
Every hour u freight car stands idle
holds back food or other vital war
freight from folk who need it. Every
uniucd cubic foot squanders vital space. '
The supply esperts of the Army and
Navy the ODT sod the f ntentate Com-
merce Commisiion Bureau of Service
are aU focusing on th;a problem.
How Shipper Are Helping
Shippers arc helping snd can continue to ..
help (1) by maximum loading; (2) by
quicker loading; O) by quick erunloajiog.
More than 37000 Santa Fe folks ioin
with the farmers the livestock produc-
ers the shippers and the consumers of
all America to help meet the greatest
food crisis our nation has ever faced.
a.
t.
For years the Agricultural Development
Department of Santa Fc has cooperated
with grower! all along the line for
greater production per acre through
better seed and better cultural methods.
For example!
The people of the middle Rio Grande
know now the desert has been converted
into paying crops.
' The folks in Blue Water Valley of
western New Mexico know bow the
i of vegetables has increased
6 to 1076 carloads in the past
three years;
The potato growers of Kern County
California know how Santa Ft cooper. '
atrd in stamping out ring rot and blight.
This year the people in the. Texas
Panhandle are bringing in their first
harvest of waxy kaffir which promises
to produce the starch for tapioca aad
ocher important product! that formerly
came from the cassava roots of Java;
In the present national food emer.
gency these people of Santa Fe'i Agricul-
tural Development Department are
working harder than ever doing every
thing they can to help food growers all
along the line;
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Santa Fe. System Lines
. One of America's Railroads-
'-r AH United for Victory
JOE HART Manager
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Kayser, J. W. The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1943, newspaper, April 15, 1943; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1897222/m1/4/: accessed May 31, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.