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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
3
The New Hampshire preferential primary yields Eisenhower and Kefauver strong showing amid national tone debate. Voters weigh regional trends, taxes, and economic outlook while campaigns assess implications for the presidential race and future governance.
Derby contenders from Vanderbilt and GreenTree circles surface as early favorites for Santa Anita and Churchill Downs. Primate Tom Fool Count Flame Count Turf appear among mains, with Gail, Whither, and stablemates under scrutiny. Trainers like Winfrey and Jones voice cautious optimism amid shifting spring expectations.
An old observation links fertile land to better game habitat and abundance. The note cites Bromfield and Leopold on soil fertility driving vegetation and animal breeding, suggesting poor land yields fewer game and weaker breeding, with ties to conditions on farms and the impact of habitat quality.
A debate on predator control and habitat adequacy for quail and grouse. The piece argues bounties, artificial propagation, and sanctuaries fail to solve wildlife management and urges farmers and citizens to act, balancing predator control with conservation and hunting practices.
Fragmentary notes describe anglers testing a tip for changing plugs. The garbled text hints at adjusting largetoap items and tightening ends while removing ligomerels and pulling a small nip.
Simple home projects describe cutting guides for chairs pattern 348 and table 349. A cement flagstone pattern 229 shows each step. Patterns are priced at 250 each. New York workshop pattern service offers these patterns.
A fragment advises preserving pickles by brine and preventing spoilage with a teaspoon of oil on the surface after opening the jar. It also suggests storing bread in a plastic bag in the refrigerator to keep it moist, warning that mold may develop if the bag is not used.
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