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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
8
A Midwest state fair summary shows hog breeders reintroducing pelletized dairy by products into self feeder hog rations. Kraft Foods notes 72 prizes and 70 first prizes across six fairs as pelletized dairy products reemerge in feeding programs.
The record shows receipts totaling 2 673 35 including gasoline tax refund 24 15 and contributions from the county treasurer 542 55. Expenditures total 1 775 07 for road labor, truck maintenance, bridge signs, gas and oil, and other town services with a remaining balance on hand of 62 63 as of March 1950.
US agriculture says mesquite displaces forage grasses and cuts reel and wool output as shrubs increase about 50 percent per acre in Arizona over 15 years. Merriam Kangaroo rat, a southwest desert rodent, feeds on mesquite. rats stockpile seeds in shallow caches.
Shalev Mae Cooper, 18, of Baton Rowse ba, led scoring at the invitational interstate 4-lf poultry yude og contest held at Meteonab T.m Shuw an Cole uge Mss. Cooper tallied 1 17 points and received a prize, while a guard stood nearby as first rc.
Veterinary expert W W Spink of the University of Minnesota warns undulant fever can be wiped out only by eradicating the disease in domestic animals. He stresses pasteurization of all milk and disease prevention through immunization.
Text shows garbled dialogue about resisting an officer and family remarks. Phrases mention a police captain and a burned or mourned aunt, with questions about what happened and a warning from a father. Meaning unclear due to corruption.
Fragmentary lines show a playful back and forth about a canoe and food. The jumble includes phrases like mother, father, paddie, and sharing a thought, creating a quirky, illogical snippet with no clear narrative or identifiable entities.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a customer asking for two plain quinine pills and the clerk resisting. The garbled text suggests a brief exchange about packaging and purchasing, but names, dates, and clear details are missing.
In a clipped garbled exchange, Mrs Smith asks Mrs Jones about remarks concerning her child. The dialogue twists from a supposed insult to a compliment, as Mrs Jones corrects the interpretation, calling her counterpart a great aristocrat.
A fragmented OCR style item describes a quirky exchange in a restaurant setting. A woman asks why someone does not adjust their flies while another responds about heat and comfort. The readable text is nonstandard and lacks clear context.
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