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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
3
The piece compares King David's reign and faith to show a busy man can still serve God. It highlights his public worship, Ark in Jerusalem, and mercy to Mephibosheth, emphasizing inner faith, humility, and reliance on God as the true King.
Michigan State College economist Timothy Hodge says feed and labor make up about 80 percent of dairy production costs. He notes that good pasture and high quality hay reduce labor and feed costs, boosting net returns, with alfalfa hay supplying protein for about 30 pounds of milk daily.
General Electric releases a color film illustrating how electricity eases farm chores and boosts productivity. The film highlights crop dryers barn cleaners milking and water pumping systems electric brooders and ventilating fans as examples of electricity expanding on modern farms.
A religious notes fragment cites Dr Kenneth J Foreman presenting an devotional reading drawn from II Samuel chapters 5 and 7 along with first Chronicles excerpts. The readable portion emphasizes scripture references without full context or dates.
Farmers report a mysterious pig illness causing newborn piglets to shiver jerk and sometimes dance. The condition known as myoclonia congenita remains baffling to scientists with Dr H C H Kernkamp of the University of Minnesota noting its unclear causes and persistent mystery since 1922.
Clay pot rims with soil chemicals can cause plants to shed lower leaves. Use glazed pots, dip the upper clay rim in paraffin, or cover the rim with tin foil to prevent damage.
Soybeans became a major cash crop in Minnesota as prices surged during and after the war. Acreage climbed from 30,000 acres in 1939 to 920,000 in 1947 and fell to 709,000 in 1949, with most growth between 1944 and 1947. In 1949, five percent or more of tillable land in 19 counties was devoted to soybeans.
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