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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
7
The ex player and wartime diver, praised by Crockett townsfolk, begins film work opposite Holliday in The Marrying Kind, after Navy discharge and knee injury. His shift to acting follows a Columbia Pictures feature and local endorsements.
Farmers who spread manure in late winter and early spring help wildlife as well as crops. Manure provides weed and crop seeds that serve as winter feed for pheasants and quail, supporting wildlife during lean months from February to April. Spreading now preserves plant food and puts nutrients in fields before spring.
A farmer devised a building solution using two railroad stock cars placed on a concrete base to form a double corn crib with an overhead granary. The cars create the crib space while the roof area below serves as the granary.
Industry forecasts for 1952 show broiling chicken production above 850 million birds, turkey output up about 11 percent from last year, and egg production around 60 billion. Per capita consumption climbs with egg use near 400 annually and chicken intake around 80 pounds per person.
The 1950 census shows only 38.3 percent of U.S. farms have telephones, down from 93.87 percent in 1920. Twenty-eight states report declines, with Texas Missouri and Illinois among the hardest hit. Connecticut leads, with Iowa second, in share of farms with phones.
PHESE comfortable light and graceful chairs and the folding table are simple projects for the home carpenter Pattern 348 for chairs and 349 for the table give actual size cutting guides Pattern 229 shows every step for making cement flagstones Patterns are 25c each WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Bedford Villa New York.
Pickles kept in brine are prone to spoilage and may benefit from a teaspoon of oil on the surface after opening to curb mold growth. Bread stays moist and fresh when stored in a plastic bag in the fridge. without the bag mold can form.
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