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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1948
Page
8
The ancient musk melon spread from Turkistan and the Mediterranean region into Christian era cultivation. Over generations selective breeding produced modern cantaloupes with thin skin thick meat a golden tint and larger seed cavities.
Sprinklers boosted incomes in Oregon by over 690000 dollars in 1945. Oregon station experiments show crop income increases of 25 to 60 percent from irrigation, with an estimated 5000 to 7000 acres under sprinkler irrigation in the Willamette Valley.
A compact list of Bible passages including Acts chapters 4 9 12 and others, with Corinthian Galatians Colossians references, plus a devotional reading from Psalms 31 6. The text appears as a structured citation set rather than a narrative article.
The article portrays Barnabas as a pivotal encourager in early Christian circles. It highlights his role in vouching for Saul the Terrible to the Jerusalem church and his work in Antioch, where he saw beyond appearances to the grace of God. His leadership and deep faith earn him the nickname Barnabas meaning Son of Encouragement.
The article discusses Barnabas guiding Saul to Antioch and the pair becoming a mission team. It emphasizes matching people to roles, ordination by laying on of hands, and the ongoing meaning of hands-on commissioning across Protestant denominations via the International Council of Religious Education.
Purdue University researchers report 1947 field trials across 15 Indiana counties show fertilizer increases wheat yields by seven to nine and a half bushels per acre. Optimal rates range from 300 to 400 pounds per acre of 3-12-12, with 165 pounds on upland soils yielding five to seven bushels, and 3-12-12 providing added potassium for following crops.
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The article notes nearly a million tractors in action across 18 cotton producing states, slashing labor in cotton production. It cites flame cultivators cutting weed costs to one tenth and NC coastal plains tests reducing labor from 118 to 19.7 hours per acre. Mechanical harvesters pay off by raising field capacity from 15 pounds per hour to about 1,500 pounds in roughly two hours.
Internal parasites drain the U S livestock industry of about 125 million dollars annually. Hidden thieves injure diseased animals, raise grain consumption, stunt growth, and reduce market prices. Control is possible with veterinary guidance and chemicals like phenothiazine and carbon tetrachloride.
Grain can be stored in farm-type bins holding 1 000 to 3 000 bushels if kept dry cool clean and insect free. Insect control relies on fumigation. Shelled corn has stored for years with losses under 1 percent per official reports.
The Empire State is cited as New York’s nickname. A royal flush averages once in 649 740 deals. England’s daylight exceeds the U S in summer due to latitude. South Africa produces the most gold at about 400 million dollars annually. The United States does not own the canal zone, it rents the area.
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