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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
8
The meat sector notes 1951 should see near record output due to defense purchases and high employment. Of each dollar in sales 78 cents goes to farmers, with packers capturing 10.7 cents and other costs at 9.6 cents. profits cover meat, by products and non meat lines.
Poultry experts advise one pound of balanced feed per seven eggs. Use 76 to 90 percent cereal grains and by products, 5 to 10 percent animal protein, one or more plant protein feeds, and at least one legume roughage. Include calcium carrier if no meat or fishmeal, and add one pound salt per 100 pounds total ration.
Simple sunlit hog house described with dimensions seven by eight feet and four foot ten inches high. Built on skids with rough floor on 2 by 4s, studded walls of lumber and tempered hardboard siding and roof. Plans labeled AFB-196 offered free by Farm Service Bureau in Chicago Illinois.
Plan outlines include alfalfa pasture for hogs to save grain and protein feeds, aiming to improve efficiency and feed costs for farmers planning next year.
Agriculture over the last decade grew production from 19 to 14 percent despite population rise and labor declines. Gains came largely from land‑grant colleges with extension programs, research and resident teaching, plus mechanization driving the increase.
A political critique argues the nation faces a risk of world war with Red Russia, runaway inflation, and national bankruptcy due to government spending. The speaker blames the Roosevelt and Truman era policies, calls for reducing bureaucratic spending, cutting dam projects, and opposing large rearmament while urging Congress to curb deficit financing and focus on preparedness.
A Sunday school lesson emphasizes Jesus as the ultimate teacher, focusing on faith and life in simple language for common people. It argues teachers should imitate Jesus by using relatable illustrations, one core truth per lesson, and keeping students awake and engaged.
Claire Chennault urges arming and guiding anti communist guerrillas in China with U.S. support, arguing guerrillas could pressure Korea and blunt Beijing influence. He backs Formosa air raids and a Wedemeyer led mission to supervise operations, amid broader Cold War tensions.
In Rogate England the British debate nut terminology echoing Americans while government orders create a tangle. A Conservative MP cites a 28 government order altering language to define nuts and groundnuts, lamenting the cluttered phrasing and proposing straightforward use of peanuts.
In Berlin a refugee named Willie Reusch recounts fleeing the Russian occupied zone. He says Russians influence youth and clone police, with 82 factories in the Baltic region producing weapons and heavy equipment. He plans to enroll in a Hamburg university under a concealed identity.
Pittsburgh reports a new cold extrusion method for artillery shells using hydraulic presses to form six inch by six inch slugs into 15 percent inch long casings. The process replaces hot forging, reducing metal use by about 40 percent and requiring little machining.
In Green Bay municipal court Sel mon, Stutleen explained he struck his wife after a long shopping trek seeking a missing item. He said his wife dragged him on the search and, after she insisted she saw the item at a store, he acted. The incident followed a tense outing marked by frustration and a disputed purchase.
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