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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1950
Page
3
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Dorinda narrates a tense scene where Anne dies by a falling boulder and suspects dark motives involving impostor Derinda LaCroix. Sheriff Poole, Dr. Hanlon, and the coroner investigate while Cleve and Harriet confront secrets at the seaside house. A mysterious yellow flash haunts Dorinda as she recalls that fatal moment.
Dorinda recalls a fleeting yellow impression on the bluff while Poole suspects a deliberate setup at the house. Carrie recounts a false hospital call about her son, fueling fear and asking if more danger lurks in Trentville as authorities probe possible connections.
Concrete blocks gain popularity in farm construction per American Builder magazine for durable clean dairy barns with low upkeep. Well insulated dairy barns allow cow body heat to maintain 45 to 50 degrees, while lightweight aggregates and hollow cores improve efficiency of rural buildings.
A study found fewer than half of U S farm homes had baths and only half the rooms were heated. Postwar standardization produced rectangular, small, cramped houses with poor plumbing and heating. Redesigns by the agriculture department aim to provide larger spaces and better facilities, while a 10 year electrification push reaches 75 percent of farms, opening a market for automatic equipment and appliances.
The article explains using a tow rope hitched to the front of the car and tied to a stake or tree at a side angle to provide leverage for pulling a vehicle out of a ditch with minimal effort. It targets farmers on hard surfaced roads who may face occasional ditch recoveries.
The 1950 crested wheatgrass seed crop is estimated at 5,430,000 pounds, about 5 percent above 1949’s 5,090,000 pounds. North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana show larger crops, while Nebraska, Colorado, and Washington report smaller yields amid a near failure in Colorado.
The article argues the West Coast seeks a third major league status, citing Los Angeles and San Francisco population heft, park sizes, and the impact of drafts and television on minor leagues. It highlights star sales, televised games, and long careers of greats like Joe DiMaggio, noting looming tensions at the winter meeting.
Stumped for last minute ideas for friends who smoke cigarettes or pipes. Gift options include Camels cigarettes in cartons and Prince Albert smoking tobacco tins. Both come in festive wrappings with built in writing space, offering easy gift solutions for budgets.
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