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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
3
World War II boosted farm arc welding as rural power lines expanded. Many farmers learned welding to repair machines on site, converting scrap into new equipment and making widespread repairs. Welders revived parts, created feed cars and racks, repaired gears, rims, and hitch bars, and adapted horse-drawn gear for tractors.
Harold L. Lundquist reflects on Israel in exile as a threefold divine purpose. The nation served as a repository for God’s truth, a channel for the coming of the Redeemer, and a national witness to God among nations.
Crochet pattern 7404 offers star medallion directions with charts photos and complete guidance. Priced at 20 cents the improved pattern emphasizes easy needlework and heirloom quality.
Purdue University argues that there is an easy and a hard way to do any job and that using one’s head saves time labor and expense. It notes people often rush to finish without seeking the most effective method.
Professors Pepper and Hastings of Montana State College designed a thermocouple to measure grasshopper body temperature in relation to sunlight intensity and air temperature, to study when and where these pests feed.
Dr. R. L. Cook of Michigan State College notes balanced rotations improve soil. continuous cultivation depletes organic matter and lowers yields.
The article explains early castration of pigs at three to four weeks improves handling, healing, and supervision. It notes low incisions aid drainage and lead to neater finished barrows, suggesting earlier castration yields better weights for market.
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