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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
7
A Kvatt foods summary of 1949 midwest state fairs shows 72 championship prizes and 70 first prizes awarded to hogs fed pelletized dairy by products. The data indicate renewed use of skim milk and dairy by products in hog rations through self feeder programs, boosting efficiency and labor saving.
Desert rats storing seed in caches help plant mesquite, accelerating its invasion of grassy ranges. The U S department of agriculture notes mesquite displaces forage grasses and hurts beef and wool production. Arizona shows about a 50 percent rise in mesquite shrubs per acre over 15 years, per a forest service report. The Merriam kangaroo rat, native to the southwest, feeds on mesquite.
W. W. Spink of the University of Minnesota states undulant fever, or brucellosis, can only be wiped out by eradicating it in domestic animals. He adds pasteurization of all milk is essential to prevent human infection and that immunization has no preventive role.
President Truman honors Speaker Sam Rayburn at a bipartisan birthday luncheon where a Florida Florida grapefruit joke and hat trick amuse guests. The House small business committee led by Wright Patman previews a harsher anti trust overhaul with treble damages and higher fines. Atomic energy commissioner Sumner Pike plans to return to Maine politics, signaling potential upheaval at the capitol.
The note advises saving gas by using center simmer to achieve boiling while cooking. It explains blanching almonds by blanching in cold water until boiling, then cooling and peeling. It suggests sour cream enhances mashed potatoes and gives a simple brine for curing pork with salt saltpeter and water, tested with a potato.
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