Fish Dinners with Zesty Seasoning Show Quick Flavor
A vintage cooking guide highlights quick fish dinners using fresh, canned, or fresh frozen fish. It covers baked stuffed fish, broiled options with onion, and serving ideas like fish rings, broiled whole fish, and sauces. Tips include using butter, mushrooms, and simple seasonings to speed prep and add variety.
Farm Welder Becomes Standard Equipment on Farms
Quick repairs reduce lost time and profits as welders spread on farms. Farmers use welders to build portable equipment like conveyors and extension cords, boosting production. A corn belt farmer showed a portable conveyor with a 1 horsepower motor and a 230 volt extension setup. Labor costs drop with higher yields, making welding outfits pay for themselves during harvest.
SCS Report Stresses Conservation Progress
The Soil Conservation Service annual report for fiscal year 1951 notes no rapid soil conservation progress in 200 years and calls for widespread conservation. It cites 128 502 farmers and ranchers helped with plans on 36 259 290 acres, bringing totals to 883 348 plans covering 248 740 600 acres by June 30 1951. About 2 400 soil conservation districts operate under state laws with a total program cost around 64 million dollars.
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Soil Conservation Service
Arizona Boys Ranch Receives $9000 Gift for Harvest Prep
Creek Farm Bureau members lined up 140 acres of the Arizona Boys Ranch to prepare for the latest cotton crop as mechanical cotton pickers are deployed. The preparation acted as a $9000 gift to the ranch, funding the harvest setup.
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Arizona Boys Ranch
oas‘Creek Farm Bureau
Sick soils nursed back to health in Missouri clinics
Soil tests guide farmers on plant foods and management to restore run down fields to high yields. In Missouri 69 county soil clinics diagnose ailments and prescribe treatments. Labs operate under sponsorship of the extension service at the College of Agriculture and county agents.
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Missouri
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Baseball and racing outlook from a foggy spring
The piece predicts American and National League race dynamics with Cardinals, Phillies, Giants, Dodgers, Braves, Reds, and Pirates in play alongside mentions of Stankys, Musial, and general standings impact. It shifts to Eddie Arcaro, Shoemaker, and Longden dominating Santa Anita with Arcaro aiming for about a million in stakes.
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Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
N.L
Giants
Dodgers
Eddie Blanky
Cardinals
Nationals
Phillies
Braves
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Stanky
Stan ‘Musial
Sawyer
Yankee Indians
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Senators
Hornsby
Veeck
Browns
Newport
Kentucky
Eddie Arcaro
Santa Anita
Arcaro
Bill Shoemaker
Johnny Longden
Shoemaker
Longden
Newport Flyer
Next Move
Hill Gail
Windy City
Eddie
Lawrin
Whirlaway
Hoop Jr
Citation
Ruth
An Actor Son Walks The Stage For A View
A speaker riffs on an actor son who surveys the stage from the wings and comments on the view. The dialogue mocks theatre personas and a long marriage in a joking exchange. The piece blends admiration with satire of show life and domestic routine.
American League outlook show bright spots for 1950 season
The American League sees the Indians and Yankees as top targets while the Tigers regain strength with Art Houtteman. Red Sox face gaps without Doerr and Williams and need pitching consistency. McDermott expected to rise. White Sox and Athletics look like main movers after a stronger previous year.
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Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Art Houtteman
Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Ted Willams
Maurice McDermott
White Sox
Athletics
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