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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
3
Readers are advised to respect other anglers by staying clear of their casting range and avoiding splashing or noise. Do not damage fish habitat or pollute the stream. limit catches to what will be used and avoid introducing unwanted species. Preserve water quality and negotiate passes with nearby anglers to ensure a calm, safe fishing environment.
The article describes a fishing lure labeled baby cat and its casting plug. It claims the lure has tested for over a decade and mimics fish movement with electric spark-like action. It notes hair friction, animal coat properties, and conditions like moon phase and water clarity affecting bites.
Golf writer notes a potential Hogan versus Locke series as a major draw, highlighting Hogan as defending open champion and Locke as British Open winner. The piece suggests a match play showdown would renew global interest amid Hogan’s recovery and Locke’s success in South Africa and Britain.
Reported nationwide damage from mixed shipments of cattle and hogs runs into millions. Hog carcasses show bruising from trampling by cattle, with bruised meat trimmed, compared to undamaged carcasses on the right.
Mrs. Cross becomes the world champion woman deep sea diver after a record dive of 152 feet. She, in a field once exclusive to men, contemplates next steps as she adjusts her heavy helmet before a practice dive.
Poultry economics show July to September yield low profits with U S monthly per hen output at 13.2 eggs in 1949. Experts urge strict culling of poor layers and boarders to boost margins and maintain flock weight while feeding a quality laying ration.
North Carolina researchers C. D. Grinnell and J L Moore find calves under ten months should not graze on pasture. Rotate calf pastures and graze parts with horses, mules, or mature cattle to reduce parasites. Parasite populations rise fastest on heavily grazed plots. Mature cattle show age immunity.
Livestock specialist Dick Carlisle of the Illinois College of Agriculture reports that pigs under 150 pounds chew food so well that farmers seldom save enough feed by grinding to pay grinding costs. For hogs over 150 pounds grinding saves about five percent of corn. If grinding 100 pounds costs less than the value of five pounds it pays to grind for hogs over 150 pounds.
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