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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

3

One-armed gadget guides soil management teaching

Kerr of the state extension staff unveils a two part teaching device to show soil management value. A land use capability chart and an analyzer with four concentric circles assess slope drainage texture and erosion to indicate soil balance with color coded signals.

Ofrteas Ithaca Cornell Hugh Harry’ Kerr State Extension Staff

Desserts From the Past Week Offer Healthful Treats

Weekend dessert column promotes nutritious options using fruit dairy and eggs. Recipes include orange dessert with whipped egg whites fig bread pudding toasted pears lemon cream sauce and apricot marshmallow treat, emphasizing vitamins minerals and protein.

Mission Giving and Obedience in Early Church Reflected

A sermon excerpt questions church members who doubt missions and cites a 9 137 065 annual fund total. It argues per member giving averages under five cents daily yet praises Christian outreach. The text notes only about four percent of ministers go as foreign missionaries and suggests fear as a trigger for duty.

Cows Infested With Lice Sour Milk Output Says Expert

Ohio State University extension entomologist T H Parks warns cattle infested with lice perform poorly. Lice thrive in winter and spring. treat promptly. Signs include coarse hair and patchy skin from rubbing. lice impede weight gain and milking consistency.

T. H. Parks Ohio State University Parks

Farm telephones rise to forty percent nationwide

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a July 1 1949 survey showing 40 percent of U S farms have telephones, up from 37 percent previously. The increase indicates expanding rural communication facilities and access to telephone services for farmers nationwide.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States

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