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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

3

Program for Small Farmer Reforms Sparks National Debate

A wartime era survey in Washington prompts talk of government land redivision and farm loans to aid small farmers facing land, equipment, and know-how shortages. Brannan faces opposition as lawmakers debate crop controls, land policy, and potential buyout plans amid broader political maneuvering.

Truman Administration Brannan Ogle, Jr Truman Acratic National Committee Guy Gabrielson Yle Gabrielson Reconstruction Finance Corporation Boyle National Committee William

Thumb Sucking Normal in Young Children Says Doctor

Dr J Newton Kugelmass of New York notes thumb sucking is normal before age two and usually declines after. If it persists beyond age two, the child may feel unloved or anxious and should be treated rather than the symptom.

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Lime and Fertilizer Boost Hay Yields in Minnesota Farm

Ben Vossen of near Watkins Minnesota expands his balanced fertilizing plan with lime and plant foods containing nitrogen phosphate and potash. He sprayed buck grass from oats, limed and fertilized, kept oats two years, then seeded alfalfa. He harvested eight tons of hay on two acres versus about half a ton previously.

Ben Vossen Watkins, Minn Vossen

Shelf Patterns and Easy Quarter Inch Wood Shelves

Patterns offered at 25 cents each to guide easy cuts for quarter inch material. Instructions describe tracing patterns onto wood and cutting with a coping saw for attractive shelves.

Total Feed Supply Will Be Higher Than Last Year

The 1951-52 feeding season outlook from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics indicates a larger total feed supply of grains and concentrates, enabling similar feeding rates per unit as last season. livestock numbers are expected to rise to about 174 million animals, up from 168 million, with about 4 billion bushels available and a total grain supply of 127.1 million tons versus 125 million tons last season.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Department

Tractor Drawbar Improves Harrowing on Field Turns

A heavy angle iron bolted to a tractor rear extends beyond the wheels to ease harrow fastening with a long chain hitch. It aids turning at field ends and can be removed when not in use.

Iowa Tests Show Value Of Alfalfa for Swine

Iowa State experiment compared hogs fed on dry lot versus alfalfa pasture. Hogs on alfalfa gained faster, with the biggest benefit from protein and mineral supplements fed with alfalfa.

Iowa

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