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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
3
Missouri University tests show pasture fed pullets use 17 percent less feed and gain efficiency over bare ground. Alfalfa pasture improves health, lowers mortality, and boosts laying flock entry rates. Fertilizer and soil-building steps, including deep-rooted legumes and manure, raise yields and cut costs as egg prices shift.
Maryland horse owners are urged to treat horses like tractors to boost work readiness. Joseph M. Vial compares horse mouths to intake valves and calls for floating teeth and parasite control by veterinarians. He advises conditioning through feeding and varied tasks, plus proper water, shoeing, tires, and harness fit.
Clara Leopold extension home management specialist at the University of Nebraska urges farm record keepers to use a daily routine and to keep a pencil attached to records. She advises setting aside a specific time each day to jot down daily transactions for easier bookkeeping.
The piece recalls how players like Cobb Ruth Wagner and Mathewson left gaps and surveys possible future stars who might fill them. It cites Ted Williams Musial Feller Newhouser and others, naming candidates such as Dark Tergeson Kiner Raschi Berra Branca and Campanella among several prospects and veterans viewed as potential gap fillers for the coming era.
Historic move to the Capitol complex as temporary steel structures are removed from both chambers. The House and Senate will reconvene in the old chambers while renovations continue, a pattern last seen after 1814. The 1857 House chamber and 1858 Senate chamber marked early occupancy dates.
Malcolm R. Gilas, executive director, says Mooseheart is run to feel like a home not an institution. The 800 acre farm supplies 60 percent of the food and the student bank accepts one cent checks. A toy filled nursery shows children’s playthings for the younger set.
Democratic leaders lash Republican rivals over failure to set a legislative budget by February 15. the Senate extended the deadline to May 1, which has passed with no budget in sight. Debates over the post office appropriation feature a quarrel over $170,000 in cotton twine, reflecting broader tensions in congressional funding and lending policies.
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