The Modern Farmer Becomes Great Producer
The text notes rising farm productivity with modern know how enabling output to meet the needs of 15 people per worker, up from eight a generation ago. It cites share of population on farms dropping from 35 percent in 1912 to under 15 percent today, and hints at future implications.
Changing Farm Picture Since 1912 and Fertilizer Use
The illustration shows farm progress since 1912 with machinery and fertilizer boosting output. Census estimates project 190 million fed by 1975 as population grows 2 percent yearly. With little new land, soil productivity and fertilizer use drive higher yields and lower costs per unit for farmers.
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Census Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thermostat for Farm Use Offers Rugged Temperature Control
Minneapolis Honeywell develops a multi purpose thermostat for barns and farm buildings. It withstands dust corrosion humidity and accidental damage and controls gas oil or stoker fired heating between 35 and 100 degrees F. It can be adapted to cooling systems and mounts on surfaces beams or posts.
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Minneapolis- Honeywell
Dairy Month Promotes Understanding and Dairy Sales
Dairy Month runs June 1 to 30 to boost public understanding of the dairy industry and increase dairy foods sales. The effort benefits American farmers producers and consumers as dairy products are framed as health foods. Television stations in the United States have risen from 125 in 1952 to 356 in 1953 according to the 1904 Ency-.
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United States
Small Homes Design No 238 tour and purchase details
A playful survey of a new home design from Penny's Small Homes in Berkley Michigan. Readers are guided through an imagined interior featuring an entry hall, living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, and ample storage while noting accessibility and layout ideas. Availability includes blueprints for five dollars and design portfolios for one dollar each with delivery in about two weeks.
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Illinois home economists advise six French herbs for cooks
The University of Illinois home economics department suggests six French favorites for beginners rosemary basil marjoram tarragon thyme and chervil. Rosemary flavors poultry stews and sauces while basil enhances tomato dishes and salads. Marjoram adds tang to potato salads and vegetables. thyme layers flavor in meats and gravies. chervil echoes tarragon in salads omelets and stews.
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Urbana
University of Illinois Home Economics Department
Let Garden Grow Thirsty Then Give It Big Drink
Gardening guidance explains balancing soil moisture to enhance root growth. Let soil dry between deep soaks, water thoroughly to root depth, and prefer continuous watering rather than brief top-soak. Techniques include deep irrigation and tile trenches near melon and tomato hills for efficient delivery.
Care Tips for Maintaining Your Mattress and Tools
The guide urges airing turning and brushing or vacuuming mattresses often. Treat stains immediately using thick sponges and clean water and air dry or use a dryer. Mop heads should be washed hot after each use and kept clean to perform well.
By Lyn Connelly Aims For Renewed Focus On Local Affairs
Local columnist Lyn Connelly outlines upcoming community issues and the need for civic engagement. She emphasizes residents’ involvement in budgets, public services, and neighborhood planning to strengthen the town’s future.
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