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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
2
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A fragmented notice predicts a Thanksgiving event featuring turkey and pumpkin pie competing for honors. The garbled text hints at seasonal pageantry and parade colors, with unclear details about time or place.
A renovations program boosts milk and beef output by improving pastures with alfalfa ladino bromes. Wisconsin tests show yields doubling to about two tons per acre with 80 pounds of protein, aided by lime and fertilizers. The process involves killing old grass, discing sod, soil building, and new seed beds prepared by field cultivator and harrow.
A collage of vignettes from a family scene and social visits. Children question angels and policemen while a mother debates beauty with a nurse. A visitor asks about future plans as a child reveals mint as the family source of wealth.
Burmeister cites USDA data showing persistent beef demand as wages rise. He notes producers are expanding breeding herds with the current beef breeding herd at a record level and the 1950 calf crop likely to top 1949 by about 800000 head, much of which will be beef type calves.
The graph presents monthly hog price trends across 11 non war years. Bar heights show hogs fed weight over eight months. illustration suggests March farrowing with six month finish timing. Schchafer notes a peak in November, below the yearly average.
Dairy farmers in the United States suffer heavy annual losses due to neglecting quality factors. The article highlights how attention to feed, sanitation, and hygiene can impact milk quality and profits, urging better standards and management to prevent financial drain.
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