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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

7

4-H Club Ferrier Fails Post Decay

Terry Liston, 1% year old president of South Carolina Four-H Clubs, developed a method to extend fence post life by pressure treating 700 posts with creosote. Assistant county agent J R White Jr supervised testing and Creosote treated posts promised over 30 years life, inspiring other farmers to adopt the method on their farms.

Terry Liston South Carolina Smoaks Terry J. R. White, Jr 4-H Charleton S. C

Practical Household Tips From A Vintage Note

A collage of kitchen and sewing advice includes washing lettuce leaves with water at the base, separating celery stalks, and a creamy egg slaw recipe. It also covers vegetable preparation keeping nutrients, sewing with fine needles, ironing hints, fabric care, and storage ideas for summer cleaning.

Sale of Farm Churned Butter at New Low

The US department of agriculture notes farm butter produced for sale has fallen to 41.5 million pounds in 1949, below 50 million in 1947, and far under the 175 million pounds marketed in 1924. Only eight states in 1949 exceeded 2 million pounds.

New Low US Department of Agriculture

Hy-Line Chicken Developed at Robert Wallace Hatchery

Hy-Line chickens were developed by Robert Wallace at his Doylestown Pennsylvania hatchery using a cross breeding formula similar to that used for hybrid corn. The text notes the development method and the illustration shows the cross breeding used.

Robert Wallace Doyletown

Nebraska Farm Families Face About 10 Percent Income Drop

Nebraska farm families will see roughly a ten percent decrease in net income in 1950 versus 1949. Extension farm management specialist L F Snipes of the University of Nebraska cites similar total production costs and higher or similar family living expenses as the main reasons.

Nebraska L. F. Snipes University of Nebraska

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