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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
2
D G Nelson owner of a 20 acre poultry feed and medicine research farm near Coral, N Iowa, adopts liquefied petroleum gas as the main heat source. The system powers house and water heating, cooking, and two 500 chick brooders with a 1700 square foot laboratory to be connected, providing on site independent fuel.
Northwestern National Life Insurance reports American farmers own 91 million dollars in land buildings livestock and equipment. The 1950 crop value reached about 30 billion dollars matching one third of the plant, with gains led by larger farms and higher incomes per farm.
The American farmer seeks new machinery including a one man wire tie baler handling up to 10 tons of hay per hour. The New Holland unit features a warner to prevent sputtering when wire runs low a hydraulic system for uniform bales and twisters that apply two wire ties in under two seconds while compression holds.
A survey shows a $5.25 seed and care cost yields $91.02 in return, an 17 to 1 gain. The calculation assumes basic gardening tools and growing from seed in a spaded plot.
The piece surveys Hall of Fame candidates including Al Simmons, Chief Bender, Bill Dickey, and Mickey Cochrane, with attention to DiMaggio Musial Williams and others still active. It notes Dr Hyland's mention and discusses eras shaped by the live ball and power hitting, plus concerns about college sports scandals and inflated football gates.
Practical guidance for porch and picnic meals with ready to assemble platters. Recipes include Veal Masked with Mayonnaise Savory Smoked Tongue Peppery Beef Rounds and Tuna Burgers with olives and cheese. Herded toward casual warm evenings and quick servant-friendly dinners.
Lima beans pair with corn, cream, and lemon juice, and also with string beans with butter. A chilly crisp salad layers salted cucumber, onion rings, and lettuce hearts with French dressing for a fresh side.
The recipe suggests adding lots of parsley to creamed chicken for a green color note and serving it over boiled rice. It also includes pan frying fish fillets in butter with bacon, and serving with lemon and tartar sauce. Peach halved apricots with vanilla ice cream on macaroons are arranged with apricot syrup and flavored whipped cream.
Hot iron transfer provides 35 designs with color chart and stitch illustrations. Suitable for tots clothing nursery linens and as a painting guide for nursery furniture. Includes pattern No. R2669 and notes on map requirements and design ideas from Anne Cabot album.
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