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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
5
In a humorous take on liquor’s reach, New York columnist Hal Boyle reports Miss Nancy Alma Livingston left 1134 dollars to 19 relatives with a stipulation that unclaimed shares go to a saloonkeepers fund promoting liquor drinking. Bartenders mock the idea while noting practical inheritances rarely fund promotions, joking about using bequests to finance alcohol literacy.
Jimmy Ruhle a Moorestown 14 year old digs along the New Jersey Turnpike for fossils. He found backbone pieces of a ground sloth and works with Prof Horace Richards at the Academy of Natural Sciences. His mother and teachers note his studious nature despite occasional early morning dig outings.
Babson discusses timing of a possible World War III based on Russian winter tactics and crop logistics, predicting strong winter risk but potential easing by spring 1952. He notes impacts on business, taxes, and elections, urging careful family financial planning amid uncertainty.
A North Regional Publication No. 22 summarizes recommendations for insecticidal control of the European born borer. A Minnesota supplement to Publication 22 adds other control measures and both are available at the county agent's office or from the Bulletin Room University Farm St Paul. Dusting meat or fish with flour means a light sprinkle.
Four professors on the St Paul campus Will retire totaling 130 years of service. W M Sandstrom W M N McNelly J B McNulty and J B Torrance will be honored at a noon retirement luncheon and receive certificates of merit at 2 50 p m in Coffman Memorial Union on Monday June 18.
Scientists from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization will attempt a nationwide census of rabbits in Australia. The task aims to estimate population size lifespan and breeding rates, a complex project likely to take years despite sheep outnumbering rabbits by large margins.
Wisconsin dairymen report lower milk costs by year round pickled pasture feeding. Cows prefer grass legume silage to fresh grass and yield rises while grain and protein needs drop. Capper’s Farmer lists reasons: forage goes farther ensiled, grass silage nutrients aid production, caramelized milk is preserved, cows healthier on mineral rich rations, more grass avoids soil loss and lowers tillage costs.
A white New Zealand doe at Oshkosh Nebraska produced 36 bunnies in four months. The litter sizes were eight, eleven, and seventeen babies respectively, marking a notable rabbit breeding record.
A new product offers sweet flavor without calories or carbohydrates. Sodium cyclamate, a harmless heat stable sweetener, can be used in canning beverages and cooking. it provides sweetness but no bulk or syrup and is FDA approved for interstate trade.
On a warm day, serve poached eggs over creamed spinach and top with crisp bacon. The dish pairs light greens with rich yolk and savory bacon for a satisfying luncheon or supper.
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