17 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
1
Public safety notice emphasizes workers and the public face higher accident risk at quitting time. It warns against lax safety as shifts end and people move home, citing increased injuries in streets and homes. A Balloon Day item notes a balloon found in Danville Ohio after traveling 500 miles east.
A homemaker can revive rugmaking as a creative pastime handed down through generations. It outlines types braided and crocheted rugs, color planning, fabric choices like wool and faded old fabrics, and practical tips on size shape and harmony to create durable room accents.
A former Iowa girl Darlene Wells wed Vernon Renken in a Las Vegas double ceremony with her grandmother Mrs DeHond marrying Ben French. Mrs Ren kin is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Wells of LeMars.
Poultry becomes a major farm income source and a specialist business. Successful Farming notes egg output per labor hour up 30 to 40 percent and higher meat production. The shift challenges old management ideas and signals a move away from small 2x4 poultry operations toward farm processing plants under health supervision.
The article argues that old fashioned spring chickens and small, marginal flocks are fading away as commercial meat production dominates. Processors locate plants where year round quality poultry is assured, while small operators rely on labor and direct home selling to stay afloat. The未来 chicken will be the best bred fed processed and merchandised.
The first to learn of Custer's massacre at Little Bighorn was rancher Dennis Countryman. His grand-nephew Dennis Countryman now lives in Woodward.
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