The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1943 Page: 3 of 4
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how it is supplying thousands of ------
t beans into the oven to bake you Nubbed cottons are corning into
essential needs of the armed forces are saving fuel as well as giving their own as a summer substitute
i I and home-front your family nourishing food In- 1 for the famous knitted linen suits
At the conference attended by elude in that same oven a pan of dresses
t t and sweaters which are no
Secretary of Agriculture Claude 11 brown bread or gingerbread Here!
i longer available Tailored simply
Wiekard and heads of other is a quick easy recipe: but with an eye to style these new
i branches of the Department Mr Ginger Bread fashions come in a yside variety of
i Johnston said many Americans do I cup molasses colors including rose-pink bright
not know that cotton is second 1 cup corn syrup
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only to steel as America m
's ostl is red white dawn blue lime yet-
cup shortening low and aqua
' vital weapon of war lie reviewed' 2 eggs
the many uses of cotton in the war 2 cups flour Selling primarily in solid colors
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effort and obtained from Depart- is3 teaspoon ginger the suits are trim and well-tailored
ment officials assurances of their Is teaspoon allspice They feature long sleeve jackets
I cooperation in the program 1 teaspoon cinnamon the smartest of which is fairly
First step in the campaign will
2 teaspoons soda
be distribution of a graphic book-
iii cup
I let "America's No 1 War Crop" 14 teaspoon salt
I : which tells a dramatic story of
the demands being made upon cot-
ton by the war and the way the
short and fitted with club collar
boiling water
and high slashed pockets Twisted
composition buttons of gold lend a
- !nice finishing touch
Mix together all of the ingrecui
ents exeel)t the soda and water
I Put soda into the boiling water and In one-piece dresses the classic
notch-collared type is starred Em-
cotton industry is meeting theseI then add' to the 'mixture Bake In Phanis is placed on ribbed frills as
reouirements The booklet will got a shallow pan for about 40 nun- edging
: utes in a moderate oven 1
to government officials newspaper! n enough potatoes to g
editors columnists commentators1
Also put
and others interested in agriculture bake for th
I ' and the formulation of agricultu-
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to both the one-piece dress
land the sweaters Sweaters in the
group also include the waistcoat
e family meal either ' jacket type and the pullover with
plain Irish potatoes or yams You small perky bow at the high round
ral programs i
might put n more than you will neckline
use too because the leftover Irish'
As the second step and one that
' ' will reach into almost every Amer 1 potatoes can be skinned and hash- I
I browned the next day or the yams 1
I Conversation Can Be
it an home the Council will make
' can be candied for another meal i
available to every newspaper in 11 Whenever you have
your oven i improved
the nation ts aeries of 13 cartoons
mg fill it with whatever you -
i t prepared by the Quartermaster 1 work
1 will
ll use because in that way you
Corps to show the wide variety of ' CI ONVERSATION is so diffi-
ii --I will save yourself time and fuel
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uses of cotton by the army The Don't for a moment forget that we ks4 find it impossible to discuss any-
for some people that they
ti
aeries already has ben accepted as must save everything that we have y-
thing but the weather with new
: all editorial feature by approxi-
il until the war is won acquaintances
t- mately 1500 newspapers and will
s ThiS conversational difficulty
& begin appearing in mid-April
1
'b COTTON CAPS can easily be overcome Embarrass-
s
Poster reprints of these cartoons I ment and awkwardness can be
4 are being offered to cotton mills avoided in social gatherings that
I merchants ginners warehousemen HATS NEW otherwise might be dreaded
c The art of improving concerns-
I and other industry interests as FASHION NOTE tion is discussed in the April issue
cS well as to many allied industries
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for display simultaneous to their Robert W Marks who believes that
f Good Housekeeping Magazine by
Cottons on the beach cottons on
appearance in newspapers The i nice everyday people should always
cartoons are expected to be a po-
the street cottons in the kitchen have the happy faculty and ability
tent factor in boosting
f and now it's cotton caps and of giving voice to their thoughts
morale of hats in the fashion news I Helpful nointers designed to avoid
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Thursday April 15 1943
IMPORTANCE OF
COTTON AS FOOD
FEED AND FIBER
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Millions of Americans are going 1 1
to hear the story of cotton's war- A gin 11111 1111 I p
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time importance as food feed and - ' ' 'III
----oil
fighting equipment 1 2 A 1 111111
An outgrowth of a conference at
11111 " ' WOM L rl
Washington last week between Os-
car Johnston President of the Na- -' - -- '----- '- - ''''-----'------'---:-—'':---'---le—z- ''''''-- FILL YOUR
tional Cotton Council and officialsl NUBBED COTTONS NICE EDGINGS FOR IIANDKERCHIEFS
of the Department of Agriculture' OVEN
i By
the Council soon will launch an
I SUBST I T UTE FOR DOROTHY BEAltsON
all-out educational campaign to it k s I
For those of you vvho heat with ! i
take to Amer ans the ic story of
- oil which is also rationed remem-1KNITTED LINENS 1
fik
their number one war crop and ber that when you put a pot of
industry employees since they i
I Alain floor hat shops in Southern1 tho–le awful awkward moments
show how heavily cotton and the when an unexpected silence envel
stores reveal that white cotton
cAton industry contributes to the l es a gathering and conversa-
caps and casual hats are already c'tiPonal stimulants are listed in the
successful prosecution of the war being
regarded as a summer article
The posters also will be displayed
"must'' for girls of all ages The i "It is surprising how quickly con
Hi each Quartermaster depot in
I most popular model is the white ! versational powers will respond to
the nation ! a little effort" writes Mr Marks
!bird's eye pique Dutch cap et
l'-2-1 "Learn a few simple rules Disci
The booklet telling a factual sloth A close second in popularity pline yourself on faults to avoid
story of cotton's relation to the is the pill box style with long Practice a few minute: everyt nnow v
war effort emphasizes that peace- 1 swinging tassel in bright color
lavVI tfhinend Ftl lela ta revOYu°ru tanilvivn g ' an d
time thinking still is being applied The Southern miss favors these
vvith it your personal appeal—has
to a comniudity that is second cotton 'bonnets" because they are grown like the green hay tree"
story of cotton's relation to the is the pill box style with long Practice a few minutes every no
Nv a r effort emphasizes that pcace-lswinging tassel in bright color 211 tfil erind ItleaftoreyLoru
ng Ittaniokvivn git Eyre
time thinki still is being applied The Southern miss favors these
vvith it your pei:sonal appeal—ht
to a commodity that is second cotton 'bonnets" because they are grown like the green bay tree"
only to steel as the nation's most so inexpensive she can buy two or
vital material of war As a food1 three and still invest hcr regular
cotton is shown as the nation's! quota of war bonds and stamps DECORATE KITCHEN
largest source of vegetable oil As Then too she can be sure that
a feed cotton is shown as i d
)rn---11c-Ishe looks neat and fashionable foci WITH OILCLOTH
ing 32 per cent of America's pro- the new cotton hats give her entire'
tein feed meal And as fighting outfit f? "bandbox" appearance Of the non-priority materi
equipment cotton's strategic im-1
still available for freshening t
portance is told from the use of For proper care of lawns dur- household one of the more sat
linters for gun-powder and plas-ing the summer months adequate! factory is olleloth It is E2 V 2
' 0 i " I Sing tne summer montns adequate
factory is oilcloth It is gay and
tics to the 120 yards of cotton mowing preventing the grass from I cheerful easy to handle and read-
labrie required by each soldii-T FOODS TO SERVE
spreading iflto flower beds eradi-! fly soap and water washable
each year cation of dandelion and thoroughl
Cut two window lengths rtill upi With conservation of meat Pli( h
Carrying the story into millions watering are recommended by hor-
l a hem at one end of each and the a yam topic thole days we must
of American homes the material ticulturists at Oklahoma A and M
l lesult is a charming curtain or k rd for w:tys of supplyug
contained in the booklet and car-1 ctiege
1 side drapes for the kitchen bath-i proteins to our family in Who'
totals will he used as the basis for!
I room or playroom Use it EIS El I
r ways First though let let remind
a weekly sustaining radio program1 r
---"-- -- —7 -77: 1 1-110 o t h workmanlike covering for -0 that
y u at liver heart and kidneys
'Land of Cotton broadcast b3i
- - I cupboard and pantry shelves win-I
are not on the rationed list and
kipproximately tiO of the nation's :
l dow sills old tables and desks since your family should have FOrne
la' gest NBC stiitions The pro- l
i Paste it behind the sink for an of these meats especially liver you
gI am beard cavil SundaY loghti 1 : ' ' cleanable splash-back Thril:
i ' ' - have every refison for twrving thum
originates in Memphis -
BLUE COTTON FOR REDS
!
San Fiancisco 511phtpc-is 8 t ei
tiled and amused hy the way
Russian sailors do their 1hiippingj
Favorite item of apparel with these
men e rigogCd 111 transporting lendN
Ica e goods t9 the Soviet Union
h light blue cotton shirt They're
ing them almost to the point'
of iiing' thrtil for Uniforms
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North Caroins biggest industry
cigarette manufacture with an
wirial output valued in eXerhS of
532 nilhu dollars Census Bureau
statistics show Textile products
run a close second with art aggre-
gate value of 525 million dollars
PIQUE IDEAL
The darling of the summer
season undoubtedly Is c3tton pique
From government clerk to ambas-
sader's iVOS smartly dressed
Women in the nation's capital are
appearing more and more frequent-
ly in crisp root cotton piques
Pique prints‘ particularly floral
de!igns and the new cotton boll
design introduced tins season are
uly fvn Fed in pineforis and
lotcs continue to attra t Idsh-
loos women vith the tqt-'
()11ts betng Li cquented
tollegt age vearing panty-hot tom tennis suits of white pupw
Embrodieries a t e attracting
In LAC h favorable Lttenilon this sea
k‘ Ith many of the NUnirner's Fenturod Tin !lie iptil ixsoo tin!
t popillAr dinner and CVenillg ir77d117nett7rnneonn-nr:ne
bring rrad'' 'AP c'f whu h frith n rule delign— lorirt Pow'
row with a tA h nh t flint pot on onnn or roolhtno cound
ful trimmun for contrast anti a flattering pinafore bodice
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THE OKLAHOMA COTTON GROWER
Helpful pointers designed to avoid
thode awful awkward moments
when an unexpected silence envel-
opes a gathering and conversa-
tional stimulants are listed in the
article
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birru 140 4—g(11)14 Th a 14 1vha4
rung t 1 tH !MS at ttquhrg to tho 1 1 1 IP ' ' ' ctot e-4 ra1 for E Ig1 your puAtits
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l' ah
1''" te'al I:' I (N wefointt re-
l': v sh g and k
11!-41'- eeping i -cnc : at1 f we -r 4- h If you rend ovrr your weekir
thtr 1otrIS in order I bcy ‘iltt thcf irV a r'w iri'iPr" in v-re'rdil a-te yo u have 14-cs't c
fur torn-
Jbs ittingly and f'l f It:tent ly ThP 8" '' tr"IY fl'''h Produ' e Pr f"111Y i: z V 'S
Z cvn r ar by 1) cot-rvt frrqh- 3
4ar r11 Ittc y may impote rxtrt - r'-: - Reliever pos5010 uso unha
Le s fil1 3i A Aiic zotI!1111s
t S it IA ti I s y th t m 1!y k c acd ar tord n arKet ‘(‘ tatlet inst( ad of
z 0 r"--1 '-7era'r'r torornercia'1y canned or quirk-
-r- t1 4 il idn 1 I' -At- pt-m '): frn7on
: gt l'ii" i is a H f-44 :ittr 4 ''''417- "r—:1-r Irri ill' n yth ra "4 1 AT1't 11U- CP11 or pari4sile
lent a- 1 t' 7!1' s'A'r' r''' Re'e you cnt:t ia twr'r bran ynu 710t 1-4e ititgrr
Ilnr5 ha hit:‘ tzrd jlid' ti
buy car nt'd Cr quick-froZn vt ge tr ey are the rit' e P'':t3 redured
arif-!eliance far beyond their yrars 1
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Cotton Second Only to Steel
is 4 I Atneritio'oi ttonpon
I I It War According to Jack Renfro Bead
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FAVORITE RECIPES
By MRS 8111 SCHROEDER
COTTON SERVES
ON TWO FRONTS
FIBER AND FOOD
PAGE THREE
Chickens Are
Better Fed Than
no- I -AL—owner
L-ilieottnak
MO
ar I According to Jack Renfro Head
Cotton second only to steel as of the Marketing Division of the
America's major weapon of war is !State Department of Agriculture
meeting more vital needs of wart generally speaking chickens are
than any other crop
RA better than other kinds of live-
- This was the story told recently
by the National Cotton Council in stock With the big demand for
PES
a graphic booklet "Ainerica's No high protein feeds this year pout
lcd better than other kinds of live-
stock With the big demand for
high protein feeds this year pout
1 War Crop" which pointed out trymen may not be able to feed
4
1'4 ' ' ' I ' that despite cotton's strategic int quite so well RIO they have beer
tiv i
11 ili viz M tRI"S Vi 1111E ance fool ' CAKE - nort flti fd fe and figt-
ed h
' - feeding But Benfrc saya that
-
t ' ' ii'el' -i" 12 cup
p Crisco g equipment peace time think-
poultrymen can do a great deaf
- - 112 cups sugar ing still is being applied to the
t
it1'' ' to reach their putt-ha-Bon goals by
214 cups flu
or cr(p
4 teaspoons baking- powder
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it" J 4 12 teaspoon salt "America's 1943 1ar tiro') goals Saving on protein wherever they
demand increased quantities of can
t "1 -- p" 1 cup sweet milk food feed and fiber" the COlinell
-Z:1' - h Renfro fitates that we have more
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1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring' declared ti cotton i America's portunitte t grow more pro-
12 teaspoon almond flavoring only crop which produce n a m
s all toit hoe to take the place of
1 ‘P'1 ' ? - - 5 egg whites three" commercial protein feeds Poultry-
a ' ' su
4 - Sift gar thr m ut
ee or four tnes As proof of this stateent the men who have the land can grow
' ' 1-4rt Astt cream shortening and sugari ackt-ibtioklet cited that each 1400!legunies for pHAtArre crope The
ing a little milk a you cream Thisi pounds of cotton produces 500Iegurnes Renfro adds are high in
i
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1441 makes your creameasier ing eas Addl pounds ci'' fiber for military lend- protein If yu o have good legume
- " - V'i'- ' --' priority and essential civil- pasture your poultry will require
elt a' - flavoring' and salt ntlx well Sift
i'''' - ' " 4'1"-- t i 44ts7-s kn- flour with baking powder at least 1 Ian needs 140 pounds of high ra
gde somewhat less mixed feeds
' '1
od:1164°' ' 'fr - tittles gr
' adually add flour 81-1 i vegetable oil for foot!' 400 poda un By cutting down a little on the
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f o cre anic d lease
of protein meal and cake for live- use of high protein feeds in feed-
otiogliite-1 t- ':'' i --' --'? 4 mixture NVben 1Vell blended fold r-il
vra A1t ' -'' rteett
''''11at
iA'hites Bake in stock 240 pounds of hulls for live- lug the older birds and by grow
l
stock roughage and chemical use Mg legumes 'Where they can poul-
''"' '" " -i--5 4 4 I' '' three 8-inch pan stiffly beaten egg s 350 degrees ((Jr
14'1' wf'9 '1 '' "i''''1 f
MO and 81 pounds of linters for smoke- trymen can help make the limited
ii- -atiseX'''' ' k 44 ' 1
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30 minutes
less powder plaaties an u
anti nm us su
eropplies of protein feeds do the
Fi1:17 1 v i's 7'4' ICING
other essential products Job of meeting eggn and poultry
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f i kk 1 cup sugar 3 cup w ater 'Taking up cotton'e importance rtace goals
as food the Council declared that By Belling raters which eon
This interesting assortment of handkerchief edgings are easily 3 tablespoons karo cotton is America's largest Noure surne $1500000 worth of feed earls
crocheted For directions write to the Yarnwork Department of the Boil till threads pour over two
of vegetable oil and that virtually year in Oklahoma they can make
Oklahoma Cotton Grower P O Box 1257 Oklahoma City Oklahoma stiffly beaten egg whites beat until id now rollt e th 1 AA9 Aar non this a too tot of feed avails hie for
protein If you have good legume
pasture your poultry will require
somewhat less mixed feeds
By cutting down a little on the
use of high protein feeds in feed-
ing the older birds and by grow
Ing legumes latere they can poul-
trymen can help make the limited
supplies of protein feeds do the
Job of meeting egg-A and poultry
goals
By selling roosters which con-
sume $1500000 worth of feed eech
year in Oklahoma they can make
this amo int of feed available for
these birds who lay eggs
IL-x-77— — l'i yd : 410-- "11" ''" I'U 141"' '''''' '"i'''' '''' and 81 pounds of linters for smoke-I trymen can help make the limited
atrio:00 Itt t V ! 30 minutes less powhier plaeties and immeroutti supplies of protein feeds do the
t‘SløV7 ' ICING
other essential products Job of meeting egg-A and poultry
e s 1 cup sugar Tatting up cotton's importa nee ! goals
' t ' eh h Itk
1 3 cup water as food the Council declared that By selling roosters which con-
This interesting assmtment of handkerchief edgings are eaaily 3 tablespooes karo cotton is America's hugest source sume $1500000 worth of feed mot
crocheted For directions write to the Yarnwork Department of the Boil till threads pour over to
of vegetable oil and that virtually yeah' in Oklahoma they can make
Oklahoma Cotton Grower P O Box 1257 Oklahoma City Oklahoma1 stiffly beaten egg whites beat until
1 rou per cent of the 1442495000 this amoint Of feed available for
Enclose ten cents in coin Ask for the Handkerchief Edgings 18181 cool Add three tablespoons pow-
pounds of cottonseed oil produced t'1115a birds who lay eggs!
— ' dered sugar and beat real good1
c e
in 1912 will be consumed in the
NEWLY STYLED FOR Ft RST-AIDERS This makes a nice su :mit icing' that!
doesn't crust Be ie not to fotm of basi food pmducts Rp
add DAILY RATION
pow bon s total '
! resenting 48 per cent of the na-
COTTON GLOVES Organize41 Medicine Chest 'Helps powdered sugar until the other is! production of edible
FOR CALVES
ARE TWO-TONE When Emergencies Arise cold as you will melt your
I dered sugar vegetable oils last year the 1912
cotton crop provided enough oil!
What to do until the doctor! BARBECt E MEAT BALLS
! Calves being fattened for baby
to furnish every man woman endl
Gloves that wilEg–ive a two-tone comes is familiar knowledge to 11 pounds hamburger child in the nation 10 beeves ighing around 800
we
Pounds (41 pounds may have a daily ration
tonic of freshness to milady's thousand of women who have 1 cup milk I food fat
consisting of 4 to 5 pounds of al
spring and summer costumes are taken the Red Cross First Adl 1 cup rolled oats
Reducing this production of veg falfa hay and 12 pounds of ground
cotton's newest innovation It's' Course But it will be easier
I fc'rl 3 tablespoon n etahle oil to otner terms the Coon- barley: s grated onio
cal declared that the 1912 cotton wheat or oats according
done with a double-woven fabric them to apply that knowledge it' 2 tablespoons green pepper
to lAward T Davis head of the
to fill the total requirements of the
(chopped fine: if desired! crop alone produced fat sufficient Feed and Fertilizer Million of the
1 tablespoo
that's one color on one side and!1 the home medicine chest is ready
for emergencies Next to knowing
another on the other tablespoon suit
State Department of Agriculture
Accomplishing contrasting colors what to do speed in doing it is
Mix hvell shape in balk try tans As shortening it was equiva-
Dash Of pepper Army Navy and 18000000 civil-
on each side of one piece of fabric most important When danger
quickly Put in baking dish cover lent to all cooking fats for an poniids
He points out that the fatten-
ing yearlings weighing around 900
the gloves are a typical American' strikes there is no time to rum-
may be fed a daily rstion
improvement on what once was mage through miscellaneous hot-
With sauce consisting of the fol- Army of 7500000 men a Navy of l consisting of 6 to 8 pounds of al-
principally a foreign product The ties tubes cartons and razor lowing: 1500000 men plus 4201)0000 civil-
l 'ans As margarine it wets sof- fella hay and 14 pounds of corn or
process has been developed only blades! i 1 cup catsup
other grain
after long experimentation and A clean uncluttered medicine 2 tablespoons sugar ficient to supply all table fats for
enables one pair of cotton gloves to chest with a place for everything 3 tablespoons vinegar i The daily allowance for the two
i an Army and Navy of the saiae year old steers or heifers weighing
go stepping with the best of town and everything in its place should 2 tablespoons Worehester sauce !size plus 72000000 iiviliaiia
l sirmind I MA nemindsi uhrwitel rmlvalef
tweeds or to browse around with be in every household particularlyr cup of water
tailored suds and simple dresses in war time Cosmetes hair pins 4 tablespoons grated onion
The double-woven gloves come in manicure tools and miscellaneous' Bake in moderate oven for 43
a variety of pastel combinations ! articles should not be in the chest minutes
and according to Vogue 'work' where they are only in the way
overtime and are at home in luke- At least once a month the Mt741i LIOIIT ROLLS
warm water with flakes of pure cinc chest should be emptied thor- 1 (-ales yeast dissolved in 1 cup
mild soap" They are smartly plain! uglily washed with soap and lukewarm milk
in design ---- simply )Iiipstitchedi vater
and the contents checked' 1 teaspoon salt
along the seams without points on
before they are replaced it is best! 13 cup sugar
the back of the palri and ample to buy certain kinds of medicines 13 cup melted shortening
enough to go comfortably over midi such as aromatic spirits of ammo- 1 whole egg beaten
or coat sleeves nia in small quantities because 31 cups flour
"
Ctatton Important Feed Crop
Cotton's importance as a feed
crop was shown by the fact that
around 1000 pounds should consist
of 10 pounds of alfalfa hay and
1 5 pounds of corn or other grain
in 1942 approximately 32 per centl time peak production more than
of the nation's total production Of 70 per cent of all U S cotton fab-
protein feed meals came from cot-Irks in production or on order are
tonseed Actual production of Pfo'll for priority goods With today'
tein feed meals from cotton last !demands of priority fabrics alone
year amounted to 205000 funs far exceeding cotton's highest
The significance of this phase of peacetime production the industry
cotton'm contribution to the war is
providing fabrics for land sea
effort je emphasized by the fact and air forces industrial fabrics
that farmers have hctti asked to for war plants fabrics for Amer!
last word to the given let vise: that farmers have been asked to
111H In Sn1111 quanuitt Livta um R LI u10 41"
pioduce i billion quarts of milk
DECORATE KITCHEN -14)c
(:as- for war plants fabrics for Amer!
they soon lose their strength Mix well in order
Ica's allies through lend-lease fab-
ual MIMI' is: Iodine becomes too strong if leftl until double in size Work into arid
Poundm of heef inHries for bags work clothes and
WITH OILCLOTH -Poll then on briskly rily cas! standing and fThould he replaced' rolls let rise one h er or alt placing 1913 4 4 will"
1
ble
-- a task that will be impossi- i hospitals and still is meeting the
ua tu
lly Don't rn down the tops rw with a fresh suply every yeai in p ans This makes al-gait 2 do without adequate zen1
Protein feeda 1 essential clothing requirements of
I make Cuffs of studied preetsion1 s f a it- 1 t derwnding on size of rolls
Breaking demi cotton's feed
Of the non-priority materials 10 a egir ro Sarin' wn ( 0 no
I Just let the cuffs happen—rPinem-1 130000000 civilians
still available for freshening the proMiction in 1942 the booklet 1
I bering that inside or outside both
open packages conti-dning first aid
C tt 44 ' T Ir t
I o on en es n o ron A
household one of the more satis- I ti t' - — shews that last year's crop yield-I
1 dressings net' le unc comes tell AIth‘ iiig11!t':e1Vs:::1:1:a:!1:7:1:!:
Ilhor and Fond
dr(ssIngs nlu trie mine cutnci shnws that last yea! 's crop yield-1 Fiber and Food
ed essential proteins for f3 4290001
1 war with many o f
To further emphasize cotton's
uagseesthsehnoil01rbiiieTitlahrt(1111(tiftlemanat9 hfdd
gailgets foo1 VIM hit 'tti
pans soaking
necessary to keep them pet fectly Po tS tind Prompt quarts of milk or essential pro-
! d'urY e()" producing 14""(0" value to the armed forces the
n SoApSildS usuitily ria ten " a booklet reproduces two official car
clean asters" —!reina (or littenine 110W On i r
h' Cut two window lengths r u ill -
n II' 1 With conservation of mea t h u ciently far am
r-' 'sffi rav r emol w th
vai - - ' -'- - a - --1()--- -)ea- toons from th e Quartermat
ser
' a hent at one end of each and thei cattic pasha ing two billion pounds
d a vital tripic them d a ys we mist a wash cloth
riee
i t orps siniwing a variety of mill-
Itesult is a charming curtain or look around for ways t spplyihg RUST SPOTS I f b f In addition the cr"P tray uses of cotton Pointing out
iside Mapes for the kitchen bath- pram" to our family a-
' 10'1 11 0 a —r tt
yie if i a inaa n ais la 4 0iionseed
roo hull for riiiigintge As protein that 11000 cotton Items appear on
—I m tr playromn U se it as l E in otra r'
tvi-tys First though let tat remindi Rob thos e so ear of s ma h
tine COTTON FITS INTO procurvment lists Of the Quarter-
1 smooth workmanlike covering I the tail 2 cot tin crop
cupboard and pantry shelves win -I
-''ri you that liver heart and kidneyra oil and tar
a re no t on the r a tioned list I
anta before you put the garmen N
t iiitil
with kerosene
or I'll(' DECORATIVE PLAS -' equiva- master Corps ranging from shorts
'eat of more than 20000000n hush-
to ski :Ruts and from mosquito
dow sills olI tables and desks smadd have Fame your tub or IA'ai-iller If thr e are bars t o the heaviest tarpaulins
siuce your family els of corn and other grains As
b"r Cattl'hhe Council adds that 120 yards
Paste it behind the sink for au of th p se me t s espesaany hvea you k1 ttains try a little ammonia: American cotton is asimihing its roughage for fatteillag
i easily cleanable splash-back Thril:hve every reason for aerving them tra Vint gar for alkalis then rightful place in the scheme of it was the iapilvaant of 20(0) )00 el' cotton cloth are required for
I make the left-over remnants into often yor other atmem prod-mat sponge With cold water l‘thIat of decorative fabrics and rugs Tile total of cOrn alliige or 2500000" evert soldier every year
covets for chair cushions Fot try to get into the family's da-tr the outilaor t:ares of st81118 call8" beat proof of this is that tite mod- tans of sorghum adapt i J
' "Cotton actually is two crops'
! hula e i s and tim like aome of the folloaang fotalit ellen by the various sprays used about ern wartime home conld be entire- l'hitars Used fur Stiadiala4a Pu"der the booklet concludea 'Cotton is
Snare the fabric d'ies not ft ay day: Cheese dried hams rased the farm will come out With midi- ly and beautifully &cora ted wit h 'I he Councirs story of cotton'il a Ill) er arm pplymg America's
l edges may he cut in seallops peas cereals and nuts Eased and naria soaPtand-viater wa-shIng if cottoo materials importance as fightirg aclaiani"'t armed forcea and its allies with
notehed with a pinking aheara or MaCaroul also contain Proteins as yOU get at them while they are
For draperies cotton offers nub- begins with lintcas and contintrea thousands of essential textile prod
!left untrimmed do eggs and milk The Later to s!itl fresh by weaves and bright plaids that through to the many atratogic
ucta Cotton is a food feed RYA
1 b re of course the better sources of Lott spots—a problem so otten arc modern ill feeling yet amen- uses of cotton fher hy the armed aama i1 crup supplying oil for
COFFEE POT CARE ome
r but since dair in I
poteins y pr oducts b ause ec (soma r iothing 1s prim ( for most agy time of in f
- or cem P ointing out that linters Ame t a
rmaa m meal and hulls
i are on the "scarce' hat we should coatact with iron farm machinerY roma room 'I are the purest source of alphacell's
for livesto It which produces Amer-
Rationing has revived the old tem the other foods as multi as or is bung over an iron hook - may liaise - chemical base of many war
- ---- lea's ninait ant milk and linterst
tiepin-lei-JR aboilt the best w ay to Ihle Nuts are a good source be treated 1-)y a drop-by-drop ap- promiets - the booklet declares that
i make gond coffee l ng andi the drip of precteina too and they shoald plication of oxalic aeid until stain QUiLTIN for the war product of chemiatry4
G REVIVED lintel s have been rhism f ied as a
"No other crop is as verretils
---
' method pe rc ohitinn and the Viielit- he FrieVeci Eiltiler ill COnkies or as disappears Then rinse With clear! !"Strategie alaterial" of war by the'
1 Serail of Washable rabries Make as cotton No other crep produees
um return process ea' h aas Iriyal beta senmeal anacaa alien pea- w atm' Liahter rust spots can often ' i Army since 1910 and today rost al —
u
Pretty 4 overs qualitify or in nmbr e ns mary
isu rt ppners 01 point ho e v
wer:ad-1M Peillitia hilt ter is art 'ilex- be m ealy: rm
eoved with lemoid rated as "most critic al "
--- IV the esamitial and vital at commodi-
- there is no disagreement If coffee pensive and convenicat way to pace Eaher method may affect 7 War Production Priard
Frie pati naie urge to make use ' tics Cotton meets more Vital war
i
!is to have the satisfying flavnr era ve nuta especially in lunches the color of the garment
! f ma of material has re Largest of all war uses for cot- i i
(ass map ncc41 Dian any other crop"
l that makes it one of Atrwlica's I aired the fine art of raulang With Lon lintera is amokeleas powder"
- favorite beveragest the inside of -r
WATCII It THIN POI IS
nddslitt ends of washable fain ica Oita bale of linters the Lou ncil
the container neat be spotless for i
i 1 a ar 1
from the lag bag any woinan with show? will provide smoltelesa pow- CLASSIFIED
' each fresh brew
' ItUIT FlIESII VEGE'Lt11114S ' a k 1 lif u 1 hug' rs 'IP! for 20 440 rounds of machine
patience am - a
' Vasa the coffee- ruaker thar-i
put together a warm and lovely gun ammunition 2737 rounds of
!mighty after every use Ssor the!
u beo covering porn - porn ammualtion 1000au p fle m
ADVERTISING
inside until nit a treoe of broa n IN
TOW' that there is widespread rationing cf food stuffs housewives e adviaed to h711 1 Novice rounds of ri amunitio n or 85
ar A
' stain is left then wash in warm! are finding it necessary to heep a careful accounting of the points rounds Of heavy taak ammunition
for their first attempt a simple ' - ' - a—
alias rinse find dry with a eleah! expended on their ration cards
Eut far from being: confined to
:pattern coasiating of combined It-al Advertisements In this column
towel A eriffee-maker that has Processed foods are subject to this rationing and fresh segcrables and aquares Aftr th 11
roduetion of amoitem wd
ss poer' cost 4c a word with a minimm u of
armies ee
been properly svashed will not the sales of which are not subject to such regnIations are ae 5 p es have en we ned and "
rreasina ' rottoa linters also are an integral $100 for a single tnsertion Cialpti-
iec tea
leave a Friek of brown stain on in arict- tied advertIsing must be paid for in
prAssed they Eh011id I sewn intoaart al war equIpmPnt which varies
a white cloth Good Hsekeeping Trilile in tables mild Ole ?mat rationing pe- f ' advance Payment can be made by
the April ou issue of Good Houre ' raid begins Fo do this Mocks then assembled to form a row non-breakable glassea to the check money order or litaMpfk (on
l orerog Maca7toft hag ft ? stg-
- CHILDREN ' IIELP AT 11011E 1 Eerp tab On csrrent point :bilge rectiingle for the top of the Parualin cofting fur rainc oats ami tract rates furniahed on applies-
avalses of all rationat processed : fro the ghats -like windoas and m ta loll will find that the 20000
gestions to rosao Tint
m
- ---- food nu boa Clip I ) h e Official Lis t
aulles who read the Oklahoma
' "Don't be d au nted by boilted f a t t I Any sturdy anirn ht m tn
g
f 0 rio wil noses of bombers and fig
: Children are blio uld e 1 in g many' nh 1 - allia im ti - ' r rem tne saw-taper- aaa uis 1 ' - -- ' ' ' ir Cotton Grower are an ideal market
' ' ' ) ' ' I - : t II- 1 '-
p anes o ssn it ie yarns r3noc
I espiinsibilitieS to help motheis' far'k of in v var:ga'ai'kily'elivina:rr Os n You kLe shohtitet litts Note do for the Ian:king A good inter- fath for any good product advertised in
" cittgog on rocis front o ies Alo f
ar om lint ers come
who are Lusy at wur Voris Once vegetaliles eNvr a coa g or a l t too
tly by cwcortIng r - thia d t t
nitg can tie nat T ai Iron s tton epar Int Address all cot
n -
"2 Elan n s'ils tao or three it vs btti
I la il i'itliz the it
e hp(1-tnn t of run - neW Ways 'in f- erv th
e ere ar cona a i a 'aH poll' r' ang f
larna e or
lett h t of all
es 1 aca ta -! — pomlence to A
and flare thuta Mg nten y y nsdvertisimg man-
rung t I ro tos attendoig to the Il!millif''1"12ngiiiiIblIa- Th:s Is wha'' iiii es cid fen E!dgI your puoos an old and worn wool bla:diet li- l'n' N''taY' and photogtaphic film alig07 41tialtibokriliashottl'ioatt4(inItyGrooviklar
I a aslant: disnea and keeping kilt h' aril va't
iirmtinA0Ziltiiiitritptall4r far e h eek of tie volonir ths is a wql pe- i hs d tit' fin ii01 d malt and replacer
plastic nea ts for Man
y i honnal- 1
ryoca1ryourerdor r y 0 ul w1i3 hould always be tvashal in tepid metal farts
th l'e teams in order thea do fl-u4f it kr a r -0-:pr“ in iiii'iiiii-ii1( '
anorna $11'A ay s us vasneu 111 It'rlil '—'" 1— —
suds and water as thon0 it wen As fiber cotton's List uqr is furl FARMS WANTED
imafte “ I WOOL the armed fora' Every lightingl A En1 hear 1-M (1ner ot
i when the layers have h man utcs cotton every nay kk I
it-1 I a 1 1 t r 'ale r r sof ipg demery
‘t :' 1 !I t N I :- fIsIdww Vk Is
ha!4ted Ingetter the nuilth)g frame "float a third li':'S spindles than —
m a largo c1 hronle y 11- i- IS eat' during the fl!st Wc011 war cotton: 'MISCELLANEOUS
eti into action and the ciln:ting tfa!'Y ii t3rn Iti:': Mit rIPPICy
-' F oriruln P 0 Bo
icta'itn arTlIcd a 3 XI iti(11 gunds and of this all-1 '''' 'vex -'
14'2 SaUlsaw 0iahoma
twice SEd'OYA CoUrty tArms for
'n'on-cceoc r o'u 1 6i -'1'-! ti-1 ( tl HIP' i 11- rTr o - - - nam1 ti-nLnL Inn quitmg tramn - "- - -"4- ''-' ni''n UI011 --- ' - - --
(411Iting tirirlY ii tIIIThri'': out nrary
1 frn7n IIIISCIAJANEOUS
or"— "c' -l""'" :g t'lit i is ls f t
ao rf!Irg 4 -'417- -ot li '- "4 Lirn't hu ''
IJ n v11 rA : crr rar l l ze o a largo e 4111dPI y IC' 0 IS call- tilitirg the List Wroi1 VC!tr cotton —
rnntht r f
rt C'hUrld ' '
III1r 5 abit nn
t‘ gd l I jieizmnt a- the
-c il i7in l' re gr—o you car t is! k r'r tra I ynu tnt 1-4e la -grr od Into action and
buy cannq or quick-frotn vrge trey aro the rne p':t3 tertured id:s''it arrlicd gio(141 and cf this all-:42 s'aiga 014homa
pinafore bodice h
as naiih ' AN II Vex S Forirda P 0 Bog
self-!eilance far beyond their years 1 ' twice SLr0YA1-1 County tArms for
'
arl — "
AO"
tenfro Head
ision of the
A griculture
hickens are
inds of live
demand for
5 year poul-
kble to feed
p have been
rc says thot
great deal
ion gnals by
lerever they
re have more
mere pro
place of
eds Poultry
rid can grout
crops The
are high in
good legume
will require
feeds
little on the
eds to feed
nd by grow
ey can poll'
e the limited
'eeds do the
and poultry
which con-
of feed each
ey can make
available for
ggs
-
ON
led for baby
around 800
daily ration
Kiunds of al
ds of ground
s according
head of the
ivision of the
Agriculture
the fatten-
g around 900
daily rstion
lounds of ai-
ls of corn or
for the two
era weighing
Medd consist
!fa hay and
other grain
more than
1 cotton fat
On order are
iVith today's
tibrics alone
highest
the industry
or land gee
trial fabrics
3 for Amer!
icl-lease fah-
clothes and
meeting the
uirements of
o Fronts
3od
iize cotton'e
forces the
official car
iartermaster
ety of milt
Pointing out
ns appear on
the Quarter
from shorts
cm mosquito
L tarpaulins
it 120 yards
required for
two crops'
'Cotton is
g America's
allies with
textile prod
ui feed and
ring oil for
and hulls
duce s Amer
and linters
)f chemietry
as ver-rtile
op produces
der Os mary
tr commodi
re vital war
crop"
ED
SING
this' column
minimum of
Clas M-
e paid for in
be made by
itarilps CCM
on applies-
it the 20000
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deal market
kiverrised in
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City Okla-
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Duke, A. F. The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1943, newspaper, April 15, 1943; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2093968/m1/3/?q=%22United+States%22: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.