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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
3
Purdue agronomists outline a pasture renovation approach using lime and commercial fertilizer to restore vigor and carrying capacity. They detail a red clover and trefoil mix with Ladino clover, and stress careful fertilizer application per acre to support new seeding and legume nutrition.
A study on American farmers shows widespread adoption of electricity with over 95 percent of farms now using electric service. Modernization includes ranges, dishwashers, washing and drying machines, and heating systems. From 1947 to today, more than 100000 thermostat common systems have been installed, signaling rapid rural electrification and home improvements.
A fragmented description outlines building a crate or sled to carry poultry. It mentions loading carriers through top tors and two men handling birds, suggesting a manual method to move the birds from a house to a crate.
The program will persist into January under the Agriculture Department with additional funding possible. It provides loans and finance for construction of new farm grain facilities and can be extended on a basis determined by the department.
The column surveys the fractured heavyweight scene led by Jersey Joe Walcott as Louis, Charles, Marciano, and Layne jostle for supremacy. It weighs old rivals, potential Louis Marciano clashes, and the era’s fading power hitters in baseball’s American League parallels.
Crappie fishing notes describe the white and black crappie, their distinguishing marks, nesting, and spawning in May. It covers color patterns, spine counts, water preferences, and stocking considerations, with tips on gear and lures for better catches.
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