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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1950
Page
3
Sit mat sors print s ia pti tle with fragmented wording. The readable parts hint at a quirky item or note, possibly a caption or ad. Entities are unclear, but the line suggests a playful or garbled headline fragment from a local paper.
Ken and Carey confess love on the ranch hillside amid horses and tension with Grandma interfering in plans for college. They pledge to wed, despite looming family obstacles, and celebrate a tentative engagement as the day ends.
The article notes yellow perch inhabit deep spring holes and can be taught to depths of 100 feet. It describes observing perch feeding on worm bait, recommends casting near rocky shores at dusk, and suggests tiny minnows as bait in streams. A primitive cooking method uses two large flat stones with four smaller stones to heat a fire and cook the fish.
The piece, recalling Connie Mack’s 1910-14 Athletics and the shift in baseball economics, argues Mack’s teams were once unbeatable but lacked the financial backing to sustain success. It notes payroll growth, attendance challenges, and the 1950 season as a turning point, with Mack's final bid failing to rise from last-place finishes.
The article notes the Braves, not the Red Sox, have been in the pennant scramble. It paints the Braves as an odd outfit, seventh in batting and near the Cubs, with pitching from Sam Spahn and Bickford. Billy Southworth runs the club with sharp leadership and strict detail orientation.
Farmers long fed milk and milk by products to hogs and poultry before scientists highlighted vitamin B12. Research now notes growth gains from streptomycin and aureomycin in rations, with editors suggesting practical farmers again anticipated these findings though milk products do not contain the drugs.
Walter A. Weber of Washington DC designed the 17th duck stamp selected in Washington DC. The entry shows a trumpeter swan over Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Montana. The competition drew 88 designs from 65 contestants with entries from 25 states DC and Canada.
L H Simerl of the University of Illinois predicts unsettled markets in the coming months. He cites four factors: the July August corn crop, rainfall and borers. military operations affecting markets. anticipated price control and rationing debates in Congress. and widespread erosion of confidence in price levels even before events.
The repeal of taxes on colored margarine set for July 1 is expected to raise margarine consumption. It is unclear whether butter use will decline. Between 1942 and 1948 most of the rise in margarine use came from more families adopting it rather than higher per family purchases.
U S Steel lists agricultural tools in its eight major manufacturing areas per the 1949 annual report. The catalog includes carbon and alloy bars shapes plates sheet and strip pike and tubing for agricultural machinery grain bins wider houses wire gates and formed roofing and siding sheet among other products.
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