Vintage 1942 Wartime Farmer's Advocate Magazine is a historical artifact that showcases the state of agriculture and the military in the early 1900s. Founded in 1866, the magazine covers a variety of topics ranging from agriculture, stock, dairy, poultry, horticulture, and veterinary medicine to home circles. This illustrated magazine also features articles on the army, navy, and war, making it a valuable reference for history enthusiasts. The September 10, 1942 issue covers wartime agriculture, with insights on beef and stock farming. This edition is a must-have for those interested in the history of agriculture and wartime life.
Featuring a full page on the topic of Income Tax presented by the Dominion of Canada - Department of National Revenue
INCOME TAX DIVISION
More butter for the war.
Canada Packers Report to Shareholders
The CHICKEN "Miss War Worker of the Farm"
Toronto Dominion Bank - WANTED - An additional Million Sheep due to wool shortage for the war.
Our War Plants Need More Power - SAVE HYDRO
National Selective Service REGULATIONS Applying to Agricultural Workers
WANTED More MILK, More MEAT, More EGGS
National Registration of WOMEN in Canada Sept. 14 - 19, 1942
MORE Guns, Ships, Tanks and Planes