Kraut and Pork Chops Dinner Idea for Fall
A sauerkraut based pork chops meal with tomato juice for color and flavor. Includes method to brown chops, simmer with kraut and tomato juice, then serve with parsley boiled potatoes. Also provides Nam Kraut Rolls using ham, sauerkraut, cheese, and white sauce baked until bubbly.
Renovating Bedroom Slippers With Simple Home Tips
Easy methods to revive worn slippers include brushing matting from lined fur, washing with warm suds and thorough drying, and brushing for fluff. For quilted chintz slippers use mild suds, a starch rinse, and a light iron finish. leather or satin slippers can be color changed with shoe dye applied after cleaning.
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Soil and straw protect fields while 1951 hog profits show gaps
Farm soil expert RE D Walker explains that leaving cornstalks and soybean straw on fields reduces erosion by dampening rainfall impact. In a University of Illinois test, covered plots lost far less soil than bare plots. Hog profits varied. most efficient herds earned more, with lower pig death loss and higher pigs sold per farm.
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RE. D. Walker
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Urbana
Farm Bureau Farm Management Service
Efficient Pork Production Costs Highlighted
A fragment notes pork cost efficiency with figures: some farmers cost 12.7 cents per pound while others reach 17.5 cents per pound. It underscores variation in production efficiency among farmers.
Portable field cribs double as ear corn feeders
Extension specialist Harry G. Russell reports Illinois swine producers use field cribs that serve as temporary ear corn storage and self feeders. Multiple small units are easier to build and place, with plans like Plan No. 77615 Movable Hog Feeder available from the county adviser or the College of Agriculture Urbana.
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Harry G. Russell
University’ of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Illinois
Russell
College of Agriculture
Urbana
Illinois Rural Safety Council urges road rules knowhow
A rural safety group urges every farm truck driver to learn and practice traffic rules. The council stresses alert driving, proper signaling, and safe following distances to reduce farm vehicle incidents on public roads.
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Ilinois Rural Safety Council
Mt Olive and Local News Highlights
Attendance at Mt Olive Sunday was 60. Clarence Misner preached at Freedom church. Local visits include Aden Reynolds with Valmore Atheys and the Calvert family with Drake family members. The Jolly Pal Club gathered with Lena Artman. care for Mrs Jess Evans noted. University of Illinois cites 12 to 30 percent gains in conservation practices over ten years. A starter feed tip praises green corn chopped with a nail age cutter for cattle. emphasizes keeping corn picker in repair to limit harvest losses.
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Clarence Misner
Freedom Church
Aden Reynolds
Valmore Atheys
West York
Raymond Calvert
Bryce and
Byron
Ray Drake
Alva Orcutt
Jolly Pal Club
Lena Artman
Joe McCrory
Jess Evans
Jack Webster
Delbert McCrory
John Edward Clatfelter
University of Illinois
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