Smiths Cow Completes 338 Day Production Test
Fabey Hill Justrix Albus Fay, a registered Holstein cow owned by Farnham W. Smith of Carlisle and Concord, completed a 338 day production test. She yielded 524 pounds of butterfat and 16 303 pounds of milk at 3.8 percent credit. The cow was milked twice daily and was nine years nine months old at test start, with testing supervised by the University of Massachusetts in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association at Brattleboro Vermont.
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Concord
Fabey Hill
Justrix Albus Fay
Farnham W. Smith
Carlisle
University of Massachusetts
Holdstein- Fui Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Hadacol advertised as vitamin relief for aches pains
A vintage Hadacol advertisement claims relief from aches and pains caused by vitamin deficiencies. It touts rapid absorption, a money back guarantee, and availability in Lafayette Louisiana with trial size priced at $1.25. It emphasizes iron and B vitamins and urges substitution avoidance.
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Mayo
Benni
Claveland
Ngton Ave
Col
Hadacq
Sapality
F. Lafayette
Louisiana
Local Births and Community Notes in Maynard Concord
Mr and Mrs Philip A Wilson of Maynard announce the birth of a daughter on July 11 at Emerson hospital Concord. Dr R E Hooper of Maynard and his family recently left for a 10 day vacation and Dr Hooper serves on Emerson hospital staff in Concord. Local Concord Lodge of Elks plans participation in the Massachusetts Elks circus. Pvt William F McNally Jr US Army trains at Camp Gordon Georgia and may return home on furlough. Summer repairs at Concord public schools aim to ready for fall opening September 5.
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Philip A. Wilson
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Wilson
R. E. Hooper
Dr. Hooper
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks Circus
Massachusetts
William F. McNally, Jr
U. S. Army
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Concord High
Boston College
William F. McNally
12 Elm Place
West Concord
Senate backs relief rolls amendment amid welfare funds debate
The Senate approved a measure 38 to 30 to let states keep federal welfare funds for relief after opening relief rolls to public inspection. Indiana and Illinois had moved to allow scrutiny. The plan, backed by President Truman, awaits House action and ties to a bill raising federal aid by 140 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sens
Jenner
Indiana
Dirksen
Illinois
Truman
Concord Notables And Personal Notices From The City
Willis M Pearson plans a new home on Cross Street Carlisle after leaving Concord High School athletics. He will marry Jane Richardson of Concord in September and they will live at the new address. Bella Ritchell, Brooklyn author, returned from visiting the National Thoreau Society in Concord. Frankie DeMao, 10 months, son of Sergi and Florio DeMao of Bedford, rejoined parents after care at Cushing Hospital while Esther Nissen convalesced. DeMao serves in the U S Marine Corps.
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Willis. M. Pearson
Walden Street
Cross Street
Carlisle
Concord High School
Jane R. Richardson
Barretts Mill Road
Concord
Bella Ritchell
Brooklyn
New York
National Thoreau Society
Frankie’ DeMao
Sergi
Flori DeMao
Bedford
Joseph M. Steinmann
Main Street
West Concord
Cushing Hospital
Framingham
DeMao
Esther Nissen
Netenea E Spars
Seref
U. S. Marine Corps
Nitrogen Starved Corn Signals In Early Signs
The article notes nitrogen starvation in corn shows on ears and leaves with yellow leaf tips and pale green color. It explains signs can appear from knee-high to maturity and offers three ways to boost nitrogen: legumes, manure, or nitrogen fertilizers, while stressing the need for phosphate and potash.
Citrus byproduct feed boosts cattle health and milk yield
Florida citrus fruit processors convert discarded peels pulp and seeds into a dry cereal like feed. The process presses juice from waste and concentrates it into a citrus molasses. The final product is packaged in 100 pound bags for cattle, dairy and beef use.
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Florida
Fovinda
Jeep Spraying Herbicide on Farm Weeds This Season
A farm operation describes spraying procedures to control weed growth using adjustable mist patterns to cover fields. The method allows a flexible application in different field conditions and aims to optimize weed suppression.
Kansas Farmers Receive Indemnity for Wheat Damage
Wheat damage indemnities totaling over 2 million dollars are expected for Kansas farmers. More than 300000 acres of damaged wheat have been released to insured landholders under federal crop insurance, with payments anticipated to exceed two hundred thousand dollars in total indemnities for the current crop year.
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Kansas
Ieeae Nelesga
Junkyard Sign Reads Cars In First Crash Condition
In Chelsea Massachusetts a junkyard posted a sign reading All Cars in First Crash Condition. The odd phrasing drew attention from passersby and local observers who noted the quirky wording on the lot.
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Chelsea
Mass
U.P
Know These Garden Pests And How To Kill Them
Garden pests attack specific plant groups and can be predicted by experience. Identify aphids beetles flea beetles cucumber beetles potato bug leafhoppers squash bugs and cabbage worms among others and control with rotenone pyrethrum nicotene DDT or calcium arsenate dust or spray as indicated. Use collars for cutworms and poison bait for grasshoppers to protect crops.
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Colorado
Asphalt Roofing Cuts Fire Insurance Costs Across Homes
Roofing material like asphalt shingles now offers fire resistant coverage for about 99 percent of American homes and farms. By reducing fire risk from chimney sparks and other sources, insurers in many cities lower premiums on homes protected with asphalt roofing.
Third Largest Industry Sees Growth in Home Furnishings
The home furnishings sector, the third largest in the United States, posted sizable expenditures as it serves about 15,000,000 households. Industry data indicate strong growth and spending patterns in 1950.
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United States
World's Largest Dinosaur Footprint Highlighted in Massachusetts
Carlton S. Nash claims his land in Hadley hosts the world’s largest dinosaur footprint measuring 23 inches. He invites public to view his footprint quarry noted for a tail impression site, as attention grows beyond locals. Yellowstone Park spans three states.
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South
Hadtey
Mass
U. P
Carlton S. Nash
Nash
Custom Oklahoma City home features grand recreation space
The design emphasizes gracious living with a large recreation area and glass end wall. Interior construction uses hardwood plywood with rich face veneers, abundant storage, and plywood closets in bedrooms. Exterior options include an attached garage and veneer sidewalls, with a video blended or solid veneer finish.
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Stone
Belek
Chumacher
Tower N.W
Okla
Summer heat draws crowds to White Pond and Walden Beach
Police Officer James Barret of Concord oversees White Pond patrol while lifeguards aid crowds at nearby Walden Beach. Local students from Concord and nearby towns have left for military service. Mr and Mrs William Kussin of Concord operate a Cape Cod shop in Hyannis this summer.
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White Pond
Walden Pond
James Barret
Main Street
William F. Kussin
Hyannis
Cape Cod
Kussin
Concord Board of ‘Trade
College
John G. Skewes
Main
James V. Robinson
Munroe. Place
Robert J. Ware
Grove Street
Skewes and Robinson
Dartmouth
Ware
Boston University
Concord leaders share community notes and moves
The item lists Concord residents with workplace and housing changes including Valentine M Dame Water Department track captain now employed locally, Mr and Mrs Anthony J 22 Conant Street expanding home plans, Flannery family relocation, and military service updates for George E on furlough with a future assignment. Ruth Ann Tobin noted for school activity and local entertainment references mention.
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Valentine M Dame
Concord Water Department
Anthony J
Conant Street
Cord
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