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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
7
Stanton dairy farmer Maxell fills bulk milk in a cooler room. A pipeline runs from milking machines directly to the milk tank with human hands not touching the product. The front image shows Maxell’s six-stall milking parlor.
Stanton dairyman Clarence Maxell aims to grow his registered Bel cattle herd from 36 to about 80 to 90 head. He plans to expand with home-raised stock and meld new animals into his operation.
Maxell farms 400 acres near Stanton expanding milking parlor water pressure with a new pipeline from cooler to parlor. The operation handles Grade A milk with a bulk tank and direct pipeline to the dairy, while feeding 140 acres pasture and 80 acres corn silage. He adds 22 acres popcorn and 20 acres soybeans this year.
A light exchange during a couple’s movie outing shows the wife asking about comfort and view before urging her husband to swap seats with her. The husband replies politely, calling her dear and darling.
Donald R. Murphy author of What Farmers Read and Like draws on more than two decades of survey work with Wallace's Farmer and other titles. The Iowa State University Press edition examines advertising color typography readability illustrations and subject selection to better reach farm readers. Copies priced at 4.95.
Iowa reports a 1962 spring pig crop of 11,143,000 head, four percent below last year and 12 percent under the ten year average. Fewer sows farrowing and smaller litters, with 7.03 pigs per litter, account for the decline amid a severe winter and fluctuating spring. More sows farrowed Jan–Mar, offset by fewer in April, the peak month.
A Georgia river story recounts how a stranger lured a herd of wild hogs from floods and droughts by corn then built a rising pen and trapdoor to capture them. The tale mixes folklore quotes on folly and reform as it closes with reflective maxims.
A fragmentary quotation notes that giving up wealth to the head yields no loss to others and that wavering resolve is a heavy, looping burden pushed uphill by a weak effort and then returned. The source blends Franklin insight with a reflective, philosophical aside.
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