Poultry Industry Expected to Set 1952 Production Records
The 1952 poultry outlook predicts a surge in output with broiling chickens rising to over 850 million birds from 784 million last year. Turkeys may reach 53 to 60 million, eggs hover near 60 billion, and per capita consumption shows large gains since 1941.
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Turkey
U.S
Spreading Manure Helps Wildlife and Crops Say Specialists
Farmers who spread manure in late winter and early spring aid wildlife by providing winter feed for pheasants and quail. Experts note manure spreads conserve plant food, reduce leaching, and should occur when field conditions permit from now until full spring.
Farmer repurposes stock cars for corn crib and granary
A farmer builds a double corn crib and overhead granary by placing two railroad stock cars on a concrete base. The design uses the car shells as the cribs and the space beneath the roof becomes a granary for storage.
U.S. Farms Have Fewer Phones in 1950 Than 1920
The 1950 census shows only 38.3 percent of U S farms have telephones versus 38.7 percent in 1920. Twenty eight states report declines with Texas Missouri and Illinois among the hardest hit. Connecticut leads in percentage of farms with telephones with Iowa second.
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America
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Connecticut
Towa
Teen party buffet menu for teen-agers home meals
A guide for at home teen parties with a kitchen take over buffet menu. It includes Barbecued Beef on toasted corn bread, Golden Corn Bread, Date Triangles, Nibblin Chocolate Balls, simple lime gelatin salad, cookies and a festive punch recipe.
Wisdom notes social and business activity in Wisdom
Ed Glassey visits Anaconda. Mrs. Heber Rogers, former Wisdom resident, visits friends and plans to fetch her sons in Belgrade. Local residents attend fishing trips, gatherings, and showers. Community events include a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Kenneth Murphy, a 21st anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Wilke, and a Bible school start with 24 students. District No. 16 boards met to draft next year’s budget.
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Ed Glassey
Anaconda
Heber Rogers
Wisdom
Claude Anderson
Butte
Peterson
Wisdomites
Dillon
Harold Nelson
Pete Rasmussen
Raymond Johnson
Maryellen
Clarence Helming
Joanne
John Burrells
Marlow Hyatt
George Helming
Kenneth Murphy
Jake Neidt
Glen Hess
Frank Wilke
Earl Willey
Percy Willey
Mr. Willey
Bill Jacobs
Glen
Melrose
Pete Biden
Clark Huntley
Men’s Club
Charles Cunningham
Cascade
Stanley
Grantsdale
Walter Stewart
Harry Helming
Len Smith
Billings
the Basin Mercantile Co
Ralph Huntley
Stan Huntley
Bruce Helming
Camp Roberts
Calif
Leon Noshc
Carl Ferguson
Henry Wenger
Community Memorial Hospital
Winnifred Hughes
Ken Murphy
Louella Hogge
Murphy
James Armstrong
Chet Bruns
D. J. Stephens
Clifton
TIGHT ROPE Allison Burks
Stella Moore masquerades as Dorinda LaCroix to protect Dorinda s grandmother but is challenged by a man who suspects the disguise. Dorinda dies in a shipwreck amid Paris escape, while Stella pursues keeping the deception alive at the LaCroix house.
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Stella Moore
Dorinda LaCroix
Dorinda
Paris
LaCroix
Edward
Edward’s Plan Collapse Aboard Family Secrets
Edward grapples with his ailing mother’s suspicions as Fay and Dorinda face the fallout of Dorinda’s death and a scheme to hide the truth. He orders a delay, seeks a plastic surgery cover for the scar, and presses for a doctor as tension spikes in the living room.
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Dorinda
Fay
Mother
Laura
Edward
Lucy
Cat Distemper Facts and Prevention Advice
Q and A covers distemper seriousness and cause, typical symptoms, fatality risk up to eighty percent, and treatment options. It recommends vaccination as best protection with two small doses about 10 days apart, notes vaccines are inexpensive, and cites on farm benefits for rodent control.
Garden club federation elects Montana leaders at 14th convention
Missoula reports Mrs J B Collins of Great Falls elected president of the state federation of garden clubs. Also chosen were Mrs Robert Hamilton of Billings as first vice president Mrs Lewis Harmon of Roundup as second vice president and Mrs Robert Hamel of St Ignatius as third vice president.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Great Falls
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Robert Hamilton
Billings
Lewis Harmon
Roundup
Robert Hamel
St. Ignatius
Montana crops expected to fail under drought
Montana Agricultural Commissioner Alfred R. Anderson reports prospects for a large wheat crop have diminished. Spring wheat in eastern and northern Montana is damaged by drought, winter wheat also damaged but less severely, and hay on dry land in eastern and northern Montana may be very light or nonexistent.
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Helena
Montana
Alfred R. Anderson
Anderson
Crossword Puzzle Acro 1 Rapidly 6 Intrigue 11 Judean kir
Complex puzzle clues mix religious terms and nautical jargon across across and down entries. The grid features definitions for verbs nouns adjectives and abbreviations including famine famine wait
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Naut
India
Anglo-S
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