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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
5
Emoch W. Nye D. D. Minister delivers address under Paracsage phase 3281 proclaiming a changeless Christ amid changing Sunday services. Sunday School begins at 9:30.
Notices describe a structure erected in 1845 at Gerviers with a scheduled monthly event on the first Sunday at 4:00 PM standard time. The entry references a BST designation and a date notation 5-06, indicating a specific regulatory or ceremonial timing for the observance or meeting occurring on that recurring monthly basis.
Sunday worship and activities listed for Methodist Church including 9:30 p m service 10:30 a m Sunday School and youth programs at Brimfield. All-church picnic at Gren Oak Park. Christian Science Church notes for August 13 Lesson Sermon Soul with Bible citations and the Science and Health text excerpt.
WNOF reports fall seeded wheat shows more bushels with Piast Feed, aided by nitrogen enhancing growth and legume interaction. The plan emphasizes planning and soil fertility to improve efficiency and profits for farmers.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, citing Purdue expert W M Beeson, outlines four ways pasture fertilization increases beef per acre. It raises forage quality and digestible units, boosts protein content, raises carrying capacity, and reduces cattle exercise needs, with tests showing about 200 extra pounds per acre when applying 300 lb 0-20-0 and 200 lb ammonium nitrate on bluegrass.
A summary of pasture fertilization methods claiming more grazing days and lower feed costs. The text notes spring fertilizer gives solid turf and fall applications reach root zones. Mentions potential profitable results and savings on the feed bill.
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