... hULE.S. F.R.H.S.) Thousands of amateur gardeners listened to the Minister of Agriculture's recent radio appeal to Dig for Victory, and no doubt a large proportion of them are already getting on with this vitally important task. Breaking up new land ...

... advice, Dig for Victory, and advises all those who possibly can to take up an allotment. He writes:— Let this (the slogan Dig for Victory') be the slogan of everyone with a garden: of every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging ...

... a Council now to cause tbeir’s local Society’s efforts hope help many a riov’ce wants to a t’ckle the good earth to ‘Dig for Victory’ HARLINGTON The death occurred on November 26 at 23: Colebrook-avenue of Mrs Mary Ann Loft the age 76 funeral took place ...

... Moyal Horticultural Society. The Society has embodied this panel of demonstrators, advisers and lecturers to assist the Dig for Victory ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY HOW OUR FOREFATHERS “SPEEDED THE PLOUGH” The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in war-time, to “dig lor victory,” adds special interest to the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which lalls on January Bth ...

... Company, Ltd., which have been temporarily given over to display F’ordson tractors in ...

... PLOUGH MONDAY CUSTOMS. The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in war-time, to dig for victory,’’ adds special interest the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which falls on January Bth this year. The traditional Plough ...

... laving a firm foundation for the future and, while citizens are now asked to Dig for Victory, so should they be given facilitics to enable them, when the time arrives, to Dig in Peace. * * * ...

... Wolverton area. For this dance, Joe Lovesav’s band was in attendance and played a very popular programme of dances. DIGGING FOR VICTORY County Adviser Addresses Buckingham Allotment Holders WHY AND HOW MORE CROPS SHOULD BE GROWN Formation of Buckingham ...

... farmers would do a lot in this direction, but they must make use of their gardens and allotments and do their share in digging for victory.” They might say that they had had their’allotments for many years and had got plenty of stuff from them for their own ...

... doing so In view of this who are we to believe a Council employee who says plants don’t count or the Government who say “dig for victory” The spot actually marked out was within eight yards of the dwelling-house and in my opinion far too near and runs through ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY! YOUR WAR EFFORT IS TO A “WAR-TIME” GARDENING FEATURE The Spade is mightier than the sword After all you can’t dig your garden with a sword But gardens must be dug NOW to produce more food Get the tools you need come in and buy them TODAY ...