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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
3
Hearty fall meals stir appetite with Veal Scallopini and Yankee Pot Roast. Recipes mix international seasonings, from veal with lemon and mushrooms to Creole pork chops and agout stew style veal. Includes a coffee custard sauce tip and bread spread idea.
Poultry experts warn profits drop in July to September as average US hen production dips to 13.2 eggs monthly in 1949. Close culling of flocks and removal of nonlayers helps sustain profits. identify poor layers by physical signs and feed remaining birds a strong laying ration.
North Carolina researchers C. D. Grinnell and J. L. Moore report three main findings on calf parasites. Do not turn calves under ten months on pasture. rotate calf pastures to cut parasite intake. graze pastures part time with horses, mules, or mature cattle. Parasite growth is rapid, higher on heavily grazed plots, and age immunity exists in mature cattle.
Carlisle a livestock specialist at Illinois College of Agriculture notes pigs under 150 pounds chew food so well farmers rarely save enough feed by grinding to offset grinding costs. For hogs over 150 pounds grinding saves about five percent of corn. if grinding 100 pounds costs less than the value of five pounds it pays to grind for larger hogs.
Classic spider-web design scarf and mat set crocheted in string with picot edging. Scarf length is adjustable and available in white or pastel colors. Pattern 7050 provides directions. Send 20 cents, your name, address and pattern number.
The article compares Ben Hogan and Bobby Locke as leading golfers with contrasting styles, noting Hogan as defending U.S. Open champion and Locke as British Open champion. It suggests a marquee match series could boost interest, while recounting past great duels and Mangrum's recent pace.
The Red Sox lag behind the Yankees by a wide margin last year and still face a tough climb this season with Ted Williams injured. Their hitting remains elite while pitching and fielding lag, according to observers who note weak defense and slow infield coverage.
The piece notes uncertainty over luring Jake LaMotta to face Ray Robinson Jr this summer. It cites Tiberio Mitri failing to meet expectations, praising him as a solid boxer but lacking knockout power. It argues a puncher is needed or at least a strong kick in either hand.
A playful wading poo sand box for children features an adjustable sun shade and a marine plywood bottom. The kit includes a jolly whale painting pattern and color chart, pattern 306, priced at 25 cents from Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 19 Bedford Hills New York. A second note recalls a midwestern firm offering coal shovels to 150 visitors, with shovels engraved about oil heaters.
The quiz lists Mrs. John Tyler as the first widow of a U.S. President to receive a pension. Answers include major cities between the Mississippi and Pacific, Babel height, soft water, William Dudley Pelley, and shoddy wool.
Pasadena writer Eloise Andrae used a temporary driver's license under the name Susan Ann Little to cash 25 dollars, then charged 395 dollars to a friend, and later 15.47 dollars, all without incident until detectives arrested her. She is booked on forgery suspicion.
Mrs. Charles Shell claimed she had fired at the wrong woman after stepping from her Madison home and shooting into a car carrying Mrs. Jerry Shepard. Shepard survived the incident.
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