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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1952
Page
9
Dorothy Barclay urges homemakers to budget time and money, adopting labor saving devices. She highlights a combined washer dryer unit and a new dryer with adjustable time and temperature, vented basement use, and ozone lamp to keep clothes fresh, reducing weekly chores and energy use.
In Shakopee Minnesota the Fire Prevention Day featured 20 inspectors visiting every business to identify fire hazards. Local Boy Scouts assisted as schools held drills and fire prevention films, ending with a banquet and speeches summarizing the day’s lessons.
Hustisford residents planned a carol march to celebrate Dr. Philip A. Panetti’s 80th birthday and public service. He died the day before, after retiring last summer following a stroke, leaving the Wisconsin village without its longtime physician who had served over half a century.
Farmers in 12 northeastern Indiana counties favor a five-grass mix of timothy chrome red clover Ladino clover and alfalfa. With proper nitrogen phosphorus and potash fertilization and yearly top-dressings the mix yields up to 3 tons of hay per first cutting and can rival larger pasture land in forage. The legumes’ deep tap roots build soil, add organic matter, improve drainage and boost fertilizer efficiency while supporting livestock and crop needs.
Westerhauser Nurseries of Sawyer Michigan breeders present the 20th Century ever-bearing strawberry. The variety is said to fruit in about 60 days and yield large sweet berries from June through October with early blossoms removed to strengthen roots for a bigger late season crop.
At the 52nd International Livestock Show Iowa State College claims grand championship with 1240 pound Aberdeen Angus steer Toby. Toby had previously won reserve in 1950 and is noted as the only steer to reclaim the higher award. Shown with Toby are Chief Judge A D Weber W W Prince Jess C Andrews and George Edwards.
Ohio State University farm experts report soil type should determine when to plow. Over 14 years spring plowing is better on light soils as fall plowing leads to spring compaction. On heavy soils late fall plowing yields equal or better granulation than spring plowing.
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