Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... “DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN GREAT fT*r,].-.r T’.i** ljnir,i*hirc County nar']»*n Frodtic© and Small and under th** an,pm** of tlie Minister Agriculture and Sponsored the Freckle ton Committee. TO HD! IN THE EIRKHAM ROAD METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, FRECKLETON ...
... “DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN GREAT Wvii of th« County Garflwi and Rm*U and , Sponaorpd by th* Frerkleton Food Prodo-tion Commiti^©. TO DR'.D IN THE KIRKHAM ROAD METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, FRECKLETON, On MAY 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th ...
... CITY OP MANCHESTER. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN, 1942 A LUNCH-HOUR TALK on, TOMATOES” will be given by J. RICHARDSON. F.lnrt , P.A., Parks Director, on MONDAY. MAY 11. 1942 at 1 15 p.m.. in the ELECTRICITY DEMONSTRATION THEATRE, TOWN HALL EXTENSION Admission ...
... throughout the wax because the borough nurseries turned over from flower to vegetable production in response to the Dig for Victory cam- With. Last season over ige tons of vegetables were produced, an Increase of 31 tons on the previous year's production ...
... Fulwood Diggers Progress the Dig for Victory movement was reported Pulwood Urban Council meeting last night. The Chairman (Councillor W. Holden >. presenting a report of the Emergency Committee, said that in view of a further possible demand for allotments ...
... and smell the hay In the field Farmer Brown, I’d help him Dig for Victory If did not live in town. I’d love these things as you will guess. But I do not wear a frown, I’m salvaging for Victory Because live in town) ...
... use of paint on some of the buildings, but when will the British Restaurant be opened to the public? An enthusiastic: dig for victory gardener observing, after the alternating showers and sunshine, his peas Jumping up, commented: I shall have to get ...
... Gardening Tonic At the opening meeting last night, the Dig for Victory campaign which is being held in Morecambe this week. Mr. G. W. Giles, secretary of the National Allotments Committee. said; *■ Lancashire has never been big allotment county. I looked ...
... In the town saddler and harness maker for years. A keen gardener, he is again on his allotment doing good wofk In the “Dig for Victory campaign. Bowling Is his favourite recreation and he Is an enthusiastic playing member of the Settle Bowling Club. ...
... Later hi the month sow Kale' and Savoys. Consult the Table of Plentiog given In the Ministry of Aviculture's =is Pion (Dig for Victory No. THINNING SEEDLINGS large to nun an images twice. At thinning leave twice as assay am you will seed; at seated thinning ...
... in the month sow Kales and Savoys. Consult the Table of Planting given in the Ministry of Agriculture’s Cropping Plan (Dig for Victory Leaflet No. i). Garden large enough to handle. Thin all seedlings twice. At first thinning leave twice as many as you ...
... maximum of home production. To do so would solve much of our chief problem—shipping. No slogan is more full of meaning than Dig for Victory.” Two final points. There are friends in other lands who in years of peace helped to feed us. We must now send food to ...