College Football's Split Sparks Wide Conference Changes
Grantland Rice surveys 1952 college football where Eastern and Southern leagues push for bigger athletic scholarships and bowls. He notes shifts in the Southeastern and Southwestern alignments, the Big Ten and West Coast roles, and potential outsiders shaping the bowl map amid growing financial stakes at Santa Anita racing.
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U.S.A
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Missouri
Pacific Coast Conference
Southstern
Southeastern
Georgia
Texas
Holy Cross
Fordham
Miami
Virginia
Southern
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Five-Grass Mixture Yields Higher Quality Hay in Indiana
In northeastern Indiana counties farmers swear by a five-grass mix of timothy brome red clover Ladino clover and alfalfa. County agent Walter Rusk says with fertilizer and yearly top-dressing this mix has produced up to three tons of hay per seeding. Norman Thompson reports grazing 27 cattle 16 dairy cows 11 calves plus pigs on five acres seeded to the mix for five weeks. The legumes deep roots improve soil tilth drainage and water holding capacity while boosting fertilizer efficiency.
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Indiana
Walter Rusk
Huntington County
Norman Thompson
Huntington
Rusk
Budgetwise Meals from Leftovers and Canned Foods
Budget aware cooking shows how to stretch dollars with leftovers and canned goods. Lynn Chambers offers Cream of Tomato Soup, meat pin wheels, beef ring, quick chop suey, and a savory pork and beef dinner. Tips include using pressure cookers, milder sauces, and smart vegetable prep for appealing, economical meals.
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Lynn Chambers
Bevera
Improved Ever Bearing Strawberry Developed
Garden readers learn of the Century ever bearing strawberry from Westerhauser Nurseries Sawyer Michigan. The new variety fruits in about 60 days, yields large sweet berries, and thrives in any soil. Gardeners should pinch first blossoms to strengthen roots for bigger summer harvests.
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Westerhauser Nurseries
Sawyer
Michigan
Grand Champion Toby Returns to Claim Grand Championship
Grand Champion Town State College won the grand championship of the 82nd International Livestock Show with a 1,240 pound Aberdeen Angus steer Toby. Toby previously won reserve in 1950 and is the only steer to return and capture the prize. Shown with Toby are Chief Judge A D Weber, W W Prince of Union Stock Yards, Jess Andrews of the yards, and the cattle herdman for Iowa State College.
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Town State College
Toby
A. D. Weber
W. W. Prince
Union Stock Yards
Jess ©. Andrews
Towa State College
Time of Plowing Should Depend on Type of Soil
University farm experts report that soil type determines whether to plow in fall or spring. Over 14 years spring plowing benefits light soils, while fall plowing risks spring compaction. Heavier soils favor late fall plowing for better granulation than spring plowing.
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Unio State University
Glorified Spinach And Stuffing Tips For Dishes
A note on raisin stuffing recommended with cured pork shoulder and a hot cider raisin sauce pairs with ham. It also cites slip covers from closely woven fabrics, praising durability and tailored fit. Spinach gratin offered as baked dish with white sauce cheese and crumbs.
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