Polk County Commissioners Approve Siphon Under Public Road
Polk County Nebraska July 2 1946 official proceedings record claims audits and warrants across funds. Board grants Alex Pedraza permission to construct an inverted siphon under a public road to irrigate crops with safety and legal compliance.
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Freezing Cooked Foods Solves Homemaker’s Problems
Capper's Farmer expert Joan Miller urges farm homemakers to freeze cooked foods to save time and labor. She cites benefits like ready meals for helpers, efficient use of peak food quality, and distributing work. Common lengths for frozen items range from cookies six months to tomato juice nine months.
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Baby’s wash rules for delicate infant garments
The Capper’s Farmer Home Editor advises washing baby clothes in lukewarm water with plenty of suds to prevent shrinkage. Avoid wringing, twisting, or cold-day line drying, and treat stains before washing using safe solvents and cold water for certain stains.
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