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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
6
A Utah Agricultural College survey shows nearly a third of hatched turkeys die during the growing period. The three top killers are paratyphoid infection pullorum disease and infectious sinusitis which may pass through eggs from parents to offspring. Preventing contact with disease agents and careful selection of hatcheries are key to reducing losses.
Insect specialists say sprays before buds break control the black cherry aphid more consistently than sprays after buds open. Large aphid feeding can affect cherry size and flavor and honeydew can make fruit sticky and unappealing for fresh sale. Sooty mold from honeydew worsens appearance. Sweet cherries are more often infested than sour.
The back forty woodland once viewed as unproductive is now seen as a paying crop. It can be converted into cash, adding value beyond grain, pasture, or dairy.
War born quonsets are repurposed for farming with a Brighton Michigan farmer shown using one. The photo highlights improved window arrangements and practical modifications for agricultural tasks.
The article explains that removing rumen gases is the primary treatment for bloat in cattle. If bloat has just begun, the animal should be forcibly exercised and the distended area managed promptly to relieve pressure.
A religious study notes Nehemiah as cup bearer to Artaxerxes, receiving a royal pass to Jerusalem. He inspires unity, faces opposition from Sanballat Tobiah and allies, and models leadership through faith, courage, and collective work. Read Nehemiah 1 2 and Psalm 122 for guidance.
World Match Production Sweden led for years but the United States now tops the field with Sweden ranking fourth, Great Britain second, and the Soviet Union third.
Sodium dichromate added to brine drippings from refrigerators carriages provides effective protection against corrosive action of brine on car track and bridge structures.
The Sandusky built in Paterson New Jersey is credited as the first locomotive with a whistle. It reportedly ran in 1837 on the line that would become part of the New York Central railroad out of Sandusky Ohio.
Iron in the diet supports hemoglobin formation which carries oxygen from the lungs to body tissues. Good sources include liver lean meats spinach apricots dried beans and egg yolk.
Farm protection guide warns against placing any ordinary stoves or furnaces within three feet of unprotected woodwork wood lathe or plaster partitions in farm buildings to reduce fire risk and protect structures.
Oregon marks the centennial of territorial establishment in 1848 with state wide celebrations and ceremonies. The piece notes Abraham Lincoln was offered the 1849 Oregon governorship but declined.
The common sunfish or pumpkin seed rarely grows beyond six to eight inches but is popular with all ages. Known as the small boy's fish, it attracts both kids and adults. It is a compact, brightly colored fish with a remarkable variety of colors and markings.
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