Antigo Gas Goes Rural Fueling Farm Homes 20 Miles Out
Antigo Wisconsin expands city gas service to farm folks within a 20 mile radius. The restructured plant now uses propane air gas and provides backyard storage for large users and bottled setups for small homes. Rural customers receive monthly fuel bills with metered consumption and guaranteed supply despite bad weather. Rates to town and farm customers have been cut three times since reform.
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Contour Farming Cuts Soil Losses in Half
Iowa agronomists report contour farming halves soil losses and raises yields. It boosts corn by up to 7.4 bushels per acre and soybeans by 2.7 bushels. Benefits include lower fuel costs, longer corn rows, and need for more contour cultivation amid expanding row crops.
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New Safety Plug With Replaceable Fuse For Farms
A new safety plug for farmers features a tiny replaceable fuse and connects to cords exactly like a wall socket. If a short occurs in any connected cord, the fuse blows and cuts off current, preventing fire by stopping the power at the source.
Nebraska Farmers Pay High Cost for Corn Crop
Nebraska farmers faced severe losses and several injuries this season as accidents with cornpickers rose. The report notes two deaths and numerous injuries from last year, urging discussion of safety with harvest crews to prevent further harm.
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Kitchen Gifts for Christmas Delights Made at Home
Easy to make edible gifts for friends and family in the kitchen. Includes pink apple jelly grape grapefruit jelly pineapple jam and Christmas Star Cookies with step by step measurements and instructions.
Lynn Says Use these Short Cuts During Busy Holidays
Quick kitchen tips for holiday meals including cut shapes from dough, melting cheese for vegetables, making deluxe candied orange peel, popcorn balls, and muffin warmth techniques. Practical time savers emphasize simple substitutions and prep steps for faster service.
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Bowl games crisis prompts redistribution plan
Column argues to expand bowl revenue sharing among conference teams to curb overpayment and overkill. It cites Southern and Southeastern concerns, cites Notre Dame and Michigan as example drawing power, and warns current system may push conferences to reject bowls without smarter direction.
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Tailored Suit Dress Pattern For Many Sizes
Pattern No. 8627 offers a sew rite rated suit dress in sizes 12 through 20 and 42, with size 14 option shown including short sleeves. This versatile pattern is marketed as a year round wardrobe staple for varied occasions.
Christmas Cigarette Gifts Promised for Smokers
A vintage ad urges gift shoppers to buy Camels and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco for Christmas. It touts Camels as America's most popular cigarette and Prince Albert as the largest selling smoking tobacco, with festive cartons and built in Christmas cards.
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