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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

8

Beeman and Emmys Quiet Farmyard Dilemma

The narrator introduces Emmy at Quicknoll ranch where she cooks as Fuller Lamson buys the Hall place to raise horses. A wary beeman notes Lamson is aloof with Emmy, who is drawn to education and kindness. After a tense supper the trio contemplates a night out as a wary beeman contends with unseen motives and a lingering affection for Emmy.

Mater Bat Quicknoll Ranch Emmy Bill Fulter Lamson Hall Place Sierra Foothills Redlands Farland Lamson Loney Fuller Lamson Cardinell Laurson Emily Fin

Slow and Careful by John Scott Douglas

A vignette follows Bill and Emmy after World War II as Bill relocates a hive operation under fruit trees. Emmy worries about work and loneliness while Bill jokes with Lamson and reflects on their decade of marriage amid bee husbandry and a tense confrontation.

John Scott Douglas Bill Emmy Mr. Laynson Ernamy Bil

Legumes Open Soil To Air and Water System of Rotation

Heavy soils compact easily and cut water and air supply, harming corn and small grains yields. Deep rooted legumes like alfalfa, sweet clover create channels, improve soil structure, and leave mineralized organic matter that feeds crops. Regular use of deep rooted legumes and proper fertilization helps prevent compaction and sustain production.

You Can't Run Away From Self Says Psychologist

A speaker discusses how people flee crises by escaping into regression extraversion rationalization and other defenses. He warns that escaping often harms more lives than the conflict itself and outlines twelve routes ending with sublimation as the healthiest option to channel conflict into constructive use.

Jeff

Soybeans Provide Protein To Offset High Food Cost

High food costs challenge homemakers to stretch dollars while maintaining protein in the diet. Nutritionists note protein is essential and expensive meats and dairy can be offset by cheaper options. Soybeans and other beans offer high quality protein with iron, calcium, phosphorus, B vitamins, and vitamins A and C in fresh or sprouted forms.

Extension Service

Start Baby Chicks Right Use Hr LeGear AA Poultry

The text advertises poultry supplies and services claiming economic prediction and satisfaction. It mentions Dr La Geary and a shipment of chicks or related items. A Seattle address is given as Josue Bax 618 Seattle Washington, with miscellaneous items like shells, dyes, drills, and chain on a spool.

Hr. LeGear AA Poultry Dr. LaGeary Ana Elie Josue Seattle Washington

Ayrshire Auction Breaks Records in U S Sale

Frank Lite of Bellefontaine Ohio sold 23 Scottish bred Ayr shires averaging 2267.39 dollars. The sale grossed 52150 dollars. Howard Baum and Sons of Paint Valley Farm Bainbridge Ohio set a new record bull calf price of 2600 dollars for eight month Killoch Gay Spark.

U. S Frank

Increased Yields With Fertilizer on Wheat and Hay

Dr. D R Dodd of the Ohio experiment station reports wheat yields can rise 7 to 14 bushels per acre and hay and pasture crops seeded with small grains can increase with more fertilizer. The practice is especially profitable on land already well managed, with tests showing plots producing 85 bushels of corn, 23 bushels of wheat, and 3 tons of hay per acre prior to fertilizer. A 2126 fertilizer rate was applied to wheat in the tests.

D. R. Dodd Ohio Experiment Station Dodd Ohio Station

Minnesota launches two million tree planting drive this year

Minnesota begins a broad tree planting program authorized by the state legislature. About two million trees are involved. one million deciduous and conifer trees are sold at cost for private land plantings, and another million conifer trees are offered free for public lands.

Minnesota

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