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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
3
Home processing of feed has grown as electricity enables small hammer mills and mixers for automatic operation. One horsepower mills grind 100 pounds at 1 to 3 cents, while larger 3 to 7 horsepower units handle corn or roughage, using 1/10 to 3 kilowatt hours per 100 pounds. Ground feed moves via gravity chutes or a blown line to bins or mixers, with overload protections and automatic shutoffs for efficiency and safety.
A brief guide describes keeping young trees straight without injury by using bicycle tires, watering hoses, or auto tire parts. A wire runs through a rubber tube and can hook over posts or cables, then lock through the rubber to secure the tree.
An image shows a Pennsylvania farmer painting the hay barn roof with aluminum roof paint to weatherproof and cool the 1946 timothy hay crop. The method protects hay from spoilage in unfavorable temperatures or light and reduces losses at low cost.
Plant scientists report Marion and other new oat varieties show resistance to the fungus causing footrot, helminthosporium. Seedborne infection can cut germination or kill plants, but Marion also resists smut stem rust and shows moderate crown rust resistance, protecting oat yields.
Lesson outlines Paul and Silas on the second journey and Lydia’s conversion in Philippi, the first European gospel reception. It notes the Holy Spirit guiding Paul, the Macedonia vision, Lydia’s hospitality, and the Christlike mindset in Philippians 2 5-11, with applications on faithful ministry and perseverance amid trials.
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