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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
6
A mid century club menu features Orange Refrigerator Pudding with lady fingers and whipped cream, plus Chocolate Torte and Lemon Nut Crunch Cake. It offers make ahead refrigeration tips, serving notes, and a varied dessert plan for large gatherings.
America's champion production sow Ringold Lady Dora No 753056 a Hampshire owned by Meadowlark Farms Sullican Indiana has produced nine star litters totaling 129 pigs with 105 raised to 56 days weighing 369 pounds. The sow first farrowed September 6 1944 and has maintained the record through fall litters with an average of 9.5 pigs per litter.
The article advises peeling sprouted potatoes and avoiding sprouts due to harmful substances. It recommends tossing green vegetable salads just before serving and conserving oil in salads to stretch fats. It also suggests lifting vegetables from a pan of water to remove sand and grit.
An Illinois farm crafts a grain blower using scrap 14 gauge steel for the case and 1-4 inch angle iron for the welded frame. An augur feeds grain into the blower for operation.
A new pig feeding device called the pig strainer was developed in Modoc County California. Inventor Jess Steiner of Cedarville created a creep named strain jer to sort pigs by size at feeding time using buttermilk from a local creamery. The method helps small pigs access feed while larger ones feed separately.
Tree roots threaten sewer lines as they invade underground pipes causing blockages and maintenance concerns. Local officials urge property owners to inspect drains and seek early intervention to prevent costly repairs.
On November 13, 1889 Rutgers and Princeton met for the second intercollegiate contest in the U S. Spectators chanted an old Confederate battle cry to urge their teams on to victory. Princeton won 8 to 0.
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