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WALTER PIDGEOK - JCAIT FE'TITETT -GEORGE SAUEDERS
.'.coercing to reports by tho
Bureau of Agricultural Bcononics
ami received by the Extension A
gont, v/ocl prices arc the highes
they have been in 14 years, "li e
clip'ray be a little larger than
1941, but oven so tho production
of new v/ocl nay bo less than our
prospective consumption t‘ is
year. Because of the large mili
tary requirement for wool, mill
consumption for 1942 will again
be largo. In 1941 it totaled
S'7!', 000; 000 lbs., compared with
641,000,000 lbs. in 1940. Con
sumption in'1941 was the largest
in 24 years. At current prices
the 19^'- domestic clip probably
will' yield producers more than
.,150, G00#. 000o Lactic further c.d
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vancc is expected in present lev
els of prices for wool under the
maximum, price nov; in effect.
The Homemakers Council
will meet Bor.dny, Bay 4.
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ST. 1IICIIAEL1 o CAT?:OLIO Cl oRCII
Rev., Janes Snead, Fas tor
Hass 10:30 every Sure ay
morning until further net: co.
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH.
0, Wilber Randall, Faster
Sunday School 10:00 A. II.
horning Worship 11:00 A,:I,
Christian Endeavor ' 7:30 r.W.
Choir Practice -Wed. 7:30 I „H.
On Wednesday evening
will be a nesting of the :
Sun1' 4—II Club in the Ext
office at 8:00, at v;I leu
leader will bo selected an
ccrs for the coring year ■-looted.
Niacin is now the official nano
for the pcllagra-provonti. y, vit
anin' fomcrly known as Nicotinic
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