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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1950
Page
2
The United States agriculture department reports 1950 crop production was the third largest on record, exceeding eight year average despite reduced acreage. Corn led large outputs with 3 131 million bushels while soybeans sorghum sugar beets and red clover seed also posted record levels.
A健康 era home guide promotes a month long plan for nutritious breakfasts. It features orange grapefruit juice, oatmeal, eggs, muffins, and includes recipes for French toast omelet and baked eggs. Detailed steps cover preparation, timing, and variations.
In a wartime order New York and other cities suspend new office and commercial building. Excava tion watchers lament the loss of their morale boosting pastime. Elmer Twitchell and supporters call for Federal Kibitzer Relief Projects to keep steam shovels in action.
University of Illinois expert C S Rhode advises dairymen to feed high quality alfalfa hay to raise milk production and cut costs. Twenty five pounds of alfalfa can supply protein for about 30 pounds of 4 percent milk and deliver calcium carotene and vitamin D in winter. Alfalfa provides protein and total digestible nutrients at lower cost than soybean meal oats or corn and cob, with cost per pound of protein and per 100 pounds TDN shown.
The Chicago Stock Yards move toward better service for livestock farmers as galvanized steel pens replace old wooden ones. The new pens are fire proof rust resistant and have smooth edges to prevent cattle bruising.
Dr. A K Kuttler reports that in major livestock nations 25 to 50 percent of cattle have bovine tuberculosis and thousands of human cases are seen annually, while in the United States the bovine type of the disease in people is becoming very rare.
Simple breakfast tips from Lynn include a cocoa sugar mix for hot cereal and an eggnog topping. Mix cocoa and sugar with milk and water, then stir into hot cereal. Beat egg with sugar milk and vanilla for a festive note. Children will enjoy butterscotch flavor as a change.
Poached eggs prepared in hot water then served on toasted buns or biscuits offer a fresh take on a classic. Add sausage patties, fried crisp, for extra appeal and bake eggs in cream for 15 to 18 minutes in individual dishes.
A humorous dialogue asks where a country’s population is densest, answered with a playful line about thinking from the neck up. The exchange reflects casual chatter rather than a factual report.
Hutchinson grandmother Mrs. L. C. Britain of Hutchinson Kansas earned ten awards at the 1950 State Fair for her cooking entries. She praises Fleischmanns New Improved Active Dry Yeast for baking. She reports three main hobbies: gardening sewing and winning competitions.
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