Starter Fertilizing Key To Boost Corn Yields
The article argues starter fertilizer alone is insufficient for lasting corn yields. It notes farmers overuse or underuse fertilizer and stresses the need to improve soil structure and organic matter. Deep rooted legumes in rotation provide extra soil reserves, aiding high yields alongside fertilizer.
Murder Plot Revealed in Dorinda Thorndyke Case
Sheriff Poole exposes Carol and Fay Thorndyke involvement in a conspiracy surrounding Anne Delahay’s murder. Carol hid alibi gaps with a yellow wig and planned blackmail while Fay’s staged death and fake confession aimed to shield Edward Thorndyke. The arrest proceeds amid mounting evidence and staged alibis.
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Carol
Stella Moore
Dorinda LaCroix
Edward Thorndyke
Thorndyke
Fay Thorndyke
Edward
Stella
Sheriff Poole
Cleve Adams
Anne Delahay
Poole
Miss Hastings
Los Angeles
Thorndyke House
Carrie
Greer
Anne
Miss LaCroix
Cleve
Fay
Dorinda
Hawley
District Attorney’s Office
Truth Behind the Thorndyke Conspiracy Unfolds
Dorinda learns Carol plotted multiple murders using poison and impersonation to gain wealth. Detective Poole details Carol's schemes involving Lana Edward and others, revealing motives and final outcomes. Cleve confesses love, and Dorinda accepts a simpler future as Stell Adams.
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van Sillar
Arizona
Cleve
Dorinda
Carol
Edward
Anne Delahay
Thorndyke House
Miss LaCroix
Poole
Thorndykes
Corinde
Carrie
Dorinda LaCroix
France
Stell
Adams
Boys and Rifles and Fishing Tips From a Sports Column
Jack Lacy urges all American boys to learn rifle safety with a 22 caliber gun. He outlines the Ten Commandments of Safety and promotes NRA and SAFMI resources. The piece shifts to fly fishing tips for dry flies and worms, discussing gear, casting, and handling to improve catches.
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Jack Lacy
Dad
Lacy
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Olin Industries, Inc
New Haven
Conn
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute
Lexington Avenue
New York
N.Y
National Rifle Association
Scott Circle
Washington, D.C
Iowa Factories Surpass Farms in 1950 Output
Iowa factories outproduced farms for the first time in 11 years with 1950 estimates near 2% billion dollars in goods including food products machinery and chemicals. Farm sales were over 2 billion dollars, while factory output often led the economy. 1924 shows farm receipts at 666 million and manufactured goods at 685 million. Farm production may rise in 1951 as rearmament boosts factory output. Clip dairy cows care notes clipping aids milk cleanliness and herd health.
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Iowa
Flock Protectors Guard Nebraska Turkey Farm
Harold Jamieson of Oshkosh Nebraska inspects 2000 broad breasted bronze turkeys as two large greyhounds guard the flock. He says the dogs deter coyotes which are common in the area and that such large guard dogs are standard for many turkey raisers in southwestern Nebraska.
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Harold Jamieson
Oshkosh
Nebraska
Jamieson
Neglect of Dental Care Lowers Milk Production
Ivan H. Loughary, a dairy specialist, reports many dairymen neglect cow dental care. When cows age two to three, their second teeth may erupt crooked, causing poor eating and reduced milk. Proper veterinary care can fix this defect in many herds.
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Ivan H. Loughary
Household hints on cooking dried beans lentils and fish
After searing less tender cuts use stewing braising and pot roasting. Cook dried peas beans and lentils in soaking water to save nutrients. Soak times extend to several hours or overnight to restore moisture. Fish should be cooked only until tender and flaky.
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