Handloading your own shells saves money and offers choice
A guide to reloading shells explains cost benefits from 27 cents to 5 or 7 cents per round and describes safety risks. It notes advantages for small targets, precision bullets, and the potential shell shortages amid rising defense demands. The Ideal Hand Book by Lyman Gun Sight Corp is recommended for beginners.
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National Defense
Lyman Gunsight Corporation
Middlefield
Connecticut
Sensational lure praised by top U S anglers
Eddie Pope’s Hot Shot lure draws praise from experts Mike Hudoba Rudy Vetter Bob Hall and Fred Brown across regions. Reports describe strong catches of white bass in Kentucky impoundments and successful use on large and small mouth bass crappie and bream with fly rod sizes.
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Eddie Pope
Mike Hudoba
Rudy Vetter
Bob Hall
Fred Brown
U.S
Kentucky
Record antelope season planned for Wyoming with 45800 permits
Wyoming Game and Fish plans a record antelope season for next September and October. The northeastern area will hold 30000 permits, with season dates September 2 to October 14. Hunters may hold two permits for the Northeast Area and may hunt in several counties within a 13000 square mile region. Night crawlers are common after rain but hard to catch. use red cellophane over a flashlight to locate them.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Northeast
Campbell County
Johnson, Natrona
Converse
Weston
Crook Counties
Plains
Kansas
Colorado
Montana
Dakotas
Hard on Pitchers A Century of Change in Baseball and Racing
A veteran recalls how pitching has changed since 1920 with power hitters and short fences. The piece contrasts early pitchers finishing games with today’s bullpen specialization and pressure. It also covers horse racing earnings from Elmendorf and Coldstream studs, and notes on stars like Mantle Mize and the 1951 Yankees outlook.
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Frank Baker
Baker
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Alexander
Mathewson
Johnson
Young
Matty
Mattey
Ed Walsh
Cubs
Aging Farm Homes Require Remodelling Surge
Most American homes and farm homes date from before the 1950s with over 50 percent at least thirty years old. About 23 million of roughly 42 million houses nationwide are thirty years or older, signaling a large modernization and repair need ahead of a projected slowdown in new home construction.
Barn Remodeling Adds Space and Value for Farm
A refurbished barn now provides livestock and hay storage, enhancing property appearance and farm value. The project features an asphalt shingle roof, new siding, and other updates, showing remodeling pays when the structure is sound and materials are available under defense program restrictions.
Salad Dressings and Fresh Greens For Summer Meals
Summertime meals call for varied salads using abundant greens and new dressings. The article provides Smooth and other dressings, tips on fresh vegetables, and recipes for Deviled Macaroni, Quick Russian Dressing, and a blueberry pancake dessert accompaniment. It outlines fresh broccoli and pepper quality cues and offers a complete vegetable salad and perfections for budget meals.
Farm Families Choose Type Of Home They Will Build
A survey of 12 north central states shows about nine hundred farm families favor a one story house with six or seven rooms a sloping roof and central heating. They want porches a spare bedroom a basement a first floor coat closet a separate dining room a first floor workroom and a drive arranged for front door access. Most prefer a kitchen dining area with an additional dining room for six or more people.
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North
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Farming coach Adolph Rupp Scouts Hereford Heifers
University of Kentucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp applies his sharp eye to a herd of hereford heifers as part of a farming program. He plans to keep most of the heifers on the first team if they develop as expected.
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Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
New Jersey Farm Prices Lag National Increase
Rutgers University economists report New Jersey farm prices have risen 13 percent since the Korean War, well below the 26 percent gain seen nationwide. The state's key commodities include milk eggs fruits and vegetables.
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New Jersey
Rutgers University
Lynn Chambers' Menu: Meat Balls and Tomato Sauce
Menu item notes Lynn Chambers served meat balls in tomato sauce with buttered noodles as a simple meal option in a dated dining context.
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Lynn Chambers
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