WLOOR SANDER EDGER FOR RENT AND HAY FOR SALE
Classified notices list tools for rent including a floor sander and edger and a large floor polisher. Local residents advertise hay for sale at 35 dollars per ton or by bale and various trades, farm equipment, and services. Names include L Bitore Vernon Ill and Thurby Meador Vernon Ill with phone references. Also noted are a Kodak 35mm reward and several livestock and farm item ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wloor Sander
Edger
L. Bitore
Vernon, ‘Ill
Thurby Meador
Vernon
Fertilizer Deals and Lost Hound Notices
An old classifieds page lists fertilizer offers including 38 percent nitrate cars in February and 12 12 12 Arcadian Granular with trace minerals in April at 80 dollars per ton plus other numbers and 60 percent potash on hand, with dealer names Calphos Arcadian Fertilizer and Myron Feeds. Separate notices include a lost hound pup in Patoka and a found red and white fox hound, plus household tips on removing candle wax using blotting, heat, and solvent steps and warnings about carbon tetrachloride toxicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calphos
Farm Fillers and Barn Safety Tips for Winter
Farmers may substitute ground corncobs for roughage to stretch silage for beef cows. Clean barn hazards to improve winter chores safety and monitor dairy cows for signs needing immediate treatment.
KSTM-TV to Begin Non directional High Power Color Tests
Marshall H Pengra announces KSTM TV in St Louis will go non directional with a 275000 watt transmitter and soon begin compatible color transmission though commercial color TV is at least two years away. UHF advantages improve color clarity and reduce interference while current sets remain usable in black and white with better picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kstm-Tv
Marshall H. Pengra
Louis
ABC
Louisville
Denver
Petigra
Plor Television
Pengra
Tithe Magazine
W. R. G. Baker
National Television System Committee
Usej
St. Louis
Orange Pecans Delicacy Highlighted by Illinois Expert
Foods specialist Mrs Glenna Lamkin of the University of Illinois recommends orange pecans as a midwinter nibble. The recipe uses sugar water orange rind orange juice salt and pecan halves cooked to the soft ball stage then crystallized and separated into individual nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Lamkin
University of Illinois
Facts and figures from Washington history and cooking tips
A jumble of trivia covers U S government moves to Washington and landmarks such as the Capitol and White House. It includes haphazard notes on cooking ham, the first census, and unrelated random facts about cords of wood and shipboard days.
Winterize Your Electrical Equipment
University of Illinois agricultural engineer Frank Andrew warns farmers to winterize electrical gear like motors. Clean motors to remove summer grime, replace oil with a light winter grade, and fit a time delay fuse to aid cold starts. Keep equipment warm when possible and preheat moving parts such as pumps and milking machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrew
University of Illinois
Andrew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patoka
Hereford
Artie Rogier & Son
Patoka, Ill
Hybrid Seed Corn Co
Liberal Commission
Ill
Eugene Smith
Odin
Eastman Kodak
LaGrove Community High School
John M. Graves
Farina
Poland
China
John R. Revis
Westinghouse Electric
George Wickersham
Donald Orr
Brownstown
Water Service
Bob Hopkins
Davis Jennings
Chester Jolliff
Brooks Meadow
Ili
Alice Coleman
University of Ilinois
King Templar
Illinois
Knights Templar Commandery
Knights Temple Educational Foundation
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago 4
U.S
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington Monument
Capitol
White House
Washington, D.C
Velveeta
Franks
IGA
Lg.a
Boscal
I.G.A
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