... Earby’s Dig for Victory Effort Reference in these notes last week to Earby’s laudable effort towards increasing food production by planting seed potatoes in the ground under its control left the amount of seed unspecified. To those interested in the practical ...

... Old Dig for Victory Effort ...

... Dig For Vietory Competition. Judging look place last week in the Dig for victory competition organised in the village for gardeners and allotment holders. The competition arose out of a lecture held last February, which was organised by Mrs. Irving ...

... are being eominiinicated the Royal Humane Society. Dig For Victory Appeal. The .secretary the and Reedley Horticultural Society, Mr. E. Wilkinson, has intimated (hat in connection with (he Dig for Victory* C'ampaimi the Society has now reached its final ...

... turnips as requirerl. Cut cabbagps, cauliflowers, lettuces, marrows; pull runner beans, kidney beans, late leas. Consult Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 3 Storing Vegetables for Winter Use.” Protect cauliflowers from ratting bv breaking the leaves over the ...

... AT BARNOLDBWICK Harnoldswick is take purl in the West Riding ** Dig for Victory campaign eurelv in March next year. A Minute of the Urban District Council’s Allotments Committee such effect was approved at the monthly Coilheil meeting on Wednesday evening ...

... forefathers fought. The I.L.P. intended continue contestin'' hv-eleetions. .l. Hudson, eh'iinnan of the Nelson branch, A Dig for Victory Drive is to take nlace In Swansea, on November 18. 14 and 15. Sunday School Rally at Colne ——♦ - FUTURE OF CIVILISATION ...

... supplying comfort* memliers of the Forces, and, in his spare time manages to cultivate an allotment, that he has joined the Dig tor Victory campaign, too. One valuable piece of work has iloing for some time has licen to make known to the (icople of Foulriilge ...

... savings stamps instead bus tickets. Dig lor Victory Besides looking for glimpse of the first celandines and daisies, there’ll be new interest in exploring the surrounding countryside. There's this Digging for Victory abroad in the land. Regarding that ...

... to prepare specimens of their produce for show pur|s ...

... distribute local produce when such is available. Gardeners and allotment holders responded wholeheartedly when the I Dig for Victory campaign was organised. They now find they are unable to dispose* of any quantity they may have of surplus produce, while ...

... met. leaves nalanee in hand £4-1-4 In two dav*i Clnetliorprs Nocondary diatributml a copy the Mimutry of Agricultiire a Dig fot Victory Leaflet to evary house in the toam. ...