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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1951

Page

7

Firearms Still Needed On Most U. S. Farms

In a period piece urging gun use on farms, the article argues rifles and shotguns remain vital tools for pest and varmint control. It highlights the .22 short for close-range pests and praises a low-cost Model 47 single-shot bolt action rifle with automatic safety.

U. S. Farms

Increased Dairy Product Prices Forecast for 1951

Dairy price outlook 1951 projects higher milk and dairy product prices as demand rises due to larger defense outlays. Milk production is expected near 1950 levels while cash receipts from marketings likely exceed expenditures, boosting farm income despite carry in stocks and exports.

Three-Winged Chicken Study At UCLA Delves Into Transplant Timing

Rosemary Peplinski and Olive Newton of UC medical school study three winged chickens used in skin graft research. A third wing transplanted before birth attaches to the breast, while post birth transplants fail, possibly guiding future surgical progress. Chickens develop as healthy hens and roosters with either three wings or one wing.

Rosemary Peplinski Olive Newton University of California Medical School UCLA

Egg production hits record high in October

The U S department of agriculture reports a record lay rate and the largest October egg production ever. Farm flocks laid 4 014 000 000 eggs in October, up six percent from a year ago and 37 percent above the 1939 48 average. Favorable weather kept production at record levels across most regions except the south central.

U. S. Department of Agriculture South Central

Tangled Fragments Offer Odd Snippet of Text

The readable lines show garbled phrases about a home and syrup with stray references to Gough and ready mix Pikex. No coherent story or clear events emerge beyond fragmented product-like terms.

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