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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
2
Pork appears as an economical staple with rich vitamin B content. Recipes include Pork Steaks and Sweet Potatoes, Spanish Pork Shoulder Steaks, Cushion-Style Pork Roast with Apple Raisin stuffing, Pork Tenderloin with Dressing, and Broiled Spareribs. Each dish uses shoulder or loin cuts, varied flavors, and standard oven times to deliver tender, flavorful meals.
Grantland Rice lauds Jim Konstanty in Clearwater for his smooth pitching and leadership. Eddie Sawyer faces a tough 1951 season with Curt Simmons away on army duty, relying on Konstanty, Robin Roberts, Bubba Church, and others to contend with stronger Dodgers and Giants.
Cattle breeders nationwide are adopting creep feeding to boost calf weight and reduce time to full feeding after weaning. At Norris Cattle Company’s Ocala ranch, calves access a high wire creep to allow entry but keep out the mothers. Proponents estimate creep feeding can add about 100 pounds by weaning, with oats and corn as base rations and added protein. Some argue pasture creep saves up to a month in post weaning development, though feeding mixes vary by producer. The trend reflects broader moves toward better feeding, housing, and handling of calves. Tender asparagus tips with melted butter and pepper offer a simple seasonal pairing, while other vegetable dishes mix fresh peas, bacon drippings, and crumbled bacon for variety. A lemon juice lift enhances fresh pineapple, with coconut shreds finishing a cooling fruit treat.
Fresh garden peas shine when cooked just done with little water to preserve sweetness. Toss with sautéed mushrooms for a special dish. Turnips can be sliced into balls with a melon scoop and boiled briefly, then brushed with melted butter before serving.
Adorable yoked dress with shoulder buttons and a simple cape for a young girl. Includes pattern No 8682 in sizes 2 to 6 years with perforated layout and yardage details for 39 inch fabric and a 54 inch contrast. Also mentions Pattern No 1740 for sizes 10 to 20 with dress and jacket yardage.
Farmers learn the home farm flock yields high profit per 100 dollars feed as market lambs and wool rise. U S sheep numbers at 85 year low, 62 million in 1940 dropping to 27 million now, while rail costs up and west coast demand strengthens lamb prices.
Farmers who store small grain and feed in barrels find the above keg support a time saver. The bracket, made of iron or steel rods bent to shape, provides supports and also serves as runners for moving barrels.
The 1950 U S Department of Agriculture report shows green peas as the leading frozen vegetable with a record 154 million pounds packed in 1950. Cold storage holdings rose to an all time peak of 458 million pounds in frozen storage at the end of October 1950.
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