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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
2
Before and after photos from the John Fleischenheim farm near Watkins show soil care transforming worn pasture. Buckbrush and June grass dominated the upper field with only a month of grazing possible, while a renewal program with abundant fertilizer boosted productivity and yields in the lower field.
A household memo presents yeast roll and pastry recipes with almond puffs and Kolache ideas. It details mixing, rising, shaping, and baking steps for apricot filled buns and cross topped rolls, plus modern tips, menu ideas, and light nibbling suggestions to suit frugal meals.
Fleischenhiem plowed and disced in fall, seeded spring mix high in brome with 0-20-20 and ammonium nitrate at rates 250 and 100 pounds per acre. No nurse crop fed. First year produced two crops of brome. Second year avoided seeding due to 8 tons hay in reserve. Pastures 33 Holstein dairy cows seasonally.
The outlook indicates supplies will be available at somewhat higher prices in 1952 with higher incomes, enabling more food spending. Beef and veal output is expected to exceed military use, while meat availability depends on producers marketing decisions. Tea, chicken, and turkey supplies should rise, dairy products increase though butter may fall, and ice cream remains available.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a winter scene with J L and local names. Readable items include a reference to a well managed acre and a seraten lore phrase. No clear event, date, or location emerges from the text.
The piece notes three managers Casey Stengel Leo Durocher and Chuck Dressen facing 1952 pennant pressures. Stengel must replace DiMaggio and outfield mix while relying on veteran pitchers Reynolds Lopat and Jaszki. Durocher must fill second base with Stanky Williams and possibly Hank Thompson and shore up center with Mays replacement, then rely on Maglie Jansen Hearn Lanier Koslo and others for pitching.
Chuck is slated to fill Don Newcombe and Rice in Brooklyn rotation while Clem Lasiné is eyed to replace Newcombe. Manager Dressen seeks better consistency from a talented but uneven staff as Hornsby conducts early workouts in California.
U S rangers report a record travel year with more than 36.7 million visitors to national parks, monuments, and historic sites across the United States. The gains surpassed 1950 figures by about four million. Yellowstone is highlighted as the largest park, spanning over two million acres across Wyoming Montana and Idaho.
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