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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1955

Page

6

Weather Guides Farming Success Watch Cutting Time For Your Hay Crops

Farmers should judge cutting hay by immediate sky conditions and a barometer for upcoming storms. Alfalfa and clover rot if wet after cutting and pose fire risks if hastily housed before proper curing. Curing takes about 24 hours, making short term forecasts crucial for farm income.

Woman's World: Crafting Festive Decorations for Children

Youngsters can decorate props with plastic foam patterns, sequins, beads, braid, and ribbons. Use wire attachments to hang on trees, adding chains of paper disks from heavy wrapping paper or wallpaper samples. Panels can be dot painted, sprinkled with sequins or beads, and strung on gold thread for a bright holiday display.

Smooth Changeover Tactics For Laying Pullets In Winter

Guidance on moving pullets, housing setup, and management to improve laying and harden birds for winter. Tips cover nest placement, window openness for cold acclimation, water supply, and a year round culling plan if breeding stock was well managed.

Warm Coffee Cake Pleasing Gift From Neighbors

Warm coffee cake is a thoughtful Christmas gesture. Wrap baked cakes in the pan or on a decorative plate, tie with ribbon, and give to neighbors. For multiple gifts, prepare in advance and freeze, then reheat. Recipe includes cinnamon apple topping with oats and pecans, baked until set.

Captured Eagle Causes Trouble for Omaha Visitor

A man trapped a wounded bald eagle with a lasso, triggering legal and practical strife. The bird’s ravenous appetite, a $1000 protection fine, and its threat to farm animals forced action. Nebraska Game officials seized the bird for 700 purposes. Riedel, 38, returned to Windsor where he works as a hospital orderly. The former Mrs. Valeria M. Un-

Word Puzzle Clue Set From Book of Job and More

A compact word puzzle snippet lists clues with numbers for entries such as a Bible name, a comblike part, a showy flower, and a sultan's title, alongside terse hints like gilded, short, and city in Pennsylvania. The fragmented lines suggest a crossword style puzzle from a periodical.

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Trunk Accident Traps Wife as Husband Sleeps Nearby

Chicago man Jonn Vedeckis, 72, calmly told friends his wife Anna, 75, had fallen into a trunk. They found her trapped with arms and legs protruding. He said he could not pull her out and went to sleep. Mrs. Vedeckis was hospitalized for examination.

Chicago Jonn Vedeckis Vedeckis Anna

Skunk Crashers Movie at Connecticut Auditorium

A hidden guest, a skunk, slipped into the Agricultural Auditorium at the University of Connecticut. The odor emerged when the heat was turned on, forcing the janitor to lower the heat as the stowaway remained behind a radiator through the show.

Connecticut Agricultural Auditorium

Folger Library Built by Henry Folger Largest 16th Century Collection

The Folger Library founded by Henry C Folger, oil company president who spent about 45 million on Shakespeare items, is run by Amherst College trustees. It serves as a kit for Shakespeare study housing the bard's works, source books, criticism, and stage history materials. It holds the Western Hemisphere's largest 16th and 17th century English book collection and many editions of Shakespeare, including 79 first folios.

Henry C. Folger Oil Company Amherst College Folger

Well Fed Pasture Increases Beef Yield Per Acre

The University of Minnesota reports that Well Fed Pasture produced 309 pomids of beef per acre, yielding $37.40 more per acre than treated fields. Untreated pastures showed lower yields, while fertilized pastures enhanced production.

University of Minnesota

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