Studebaker Unveils 1949 Cars With Modern Interior Upgrades
South Bend based Studebaker introduces 1949 passenger cars featuring a new interior luxury with two tone contrasts, alligator leatherette trim, nylon upholstery, and revised instrument panels. Engine updates include increased Commander power to 100 bhp and better Champion cooling, plus larger bumpers and space improvements across models.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
K. B. Elliott
Elliott
Champion
Commander
Champion Perermance
iLoth
Raymond Lotévy
Car Tomatoes Delivered for Milam School Lunch Rooms
A car load of canned tomatoes for Milam and neighboring counties arrived last week and will be distributed Monday and Tuesday. Chas M Hicks, county superintendent, said shipments are received at Cameron and distributed from this city under the school lunch plan.
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Milam
Chas. M. Hicks
Cameron
Denying Errors Before They Become Serious
A reflective line notes that most errors prove costly only when denial masks them. It argues recognition prevents escalation and emphasizes honesty in addressing mistakes.
City Primary Due In February in Cameron
In Cameron an election is due on the first Tuesday in February under the Democratic primary system. If the City Democratic Executive Committee fails to function, no primary will be called unless candidates offer. Abolishing the primary system is urged if noncompliance continues. The council may see three aldermen elected in off years unless nominees emerge.
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Cameron
Democratic Executive Committee
Board of Aldermen
L. C. Angell Ill at Home
Friends report L. C. Angell is ill at his home, prompting concern among local circles and prompting well wishes for a speedy recovery.
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L. C. Angell
Science fuels livestock industry's growth and new products
A 400-strong Swift research team leads advances turning livestock by products into medicines, textiles, fuels, and cleaners. The study links research to higher market value, new uses for hides, wool, lards, and fats, and explains how by products fund meat production while boosting producer income.
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Dic
Swift
Fragmented Recipe and Quotes From The Month
A garbled kitchen recipe lists pork, eggs, flour, shortening, noodles, green pepper and rutabaga with boiling water and seasonings. It also presents unrelated quotes of the month praising animals and citing Illinois soil testing savings and productivity figures from university researchers.
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Illinois
Roger H. Bray
A. A. Thor
University of Illinois
Business Must Serve Community and Nation
The article argues that both large and small meat packers are assets when they serve the community. It notes two thirds of U S livestock is raised west of the Mississippi and two thirds of meat is eaten east of it, requiring efficient processing and distribution. Swift & Company highlights its 65 years of growth and mass production efficiency, reducing waste and increasing livestock value while earning only a fraction of a cent per pound due to competition.
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Mississippi
Swift & Company
United States
America
Crossbred or Fine-Wool? A. C. Esplin Essay
The debate among range operators weighs crossbred ewes against fine-wool. Benefits favor crossbred ewes for motherhood, prolificacy, lighter shrinkage wool, combing wool, better mutton, range rustling ability, and larger size. Drawbacks include shorter life, wool loss on brush, need to raise crossbred ewe lambs, harder herding, and less hardy traits. Overall, life length, fleece quality, herd uniformity, and herding instinct drive opinions.
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Houston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Fred Lazek
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Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
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Utah State Agricultural College
Logan, Utah
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