Productivity Of Farm Worker Has Big Increase
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a rise in farm worker productivity from 10 to 18 or more people fed per worker since 1940. Factors include investment in machinery, better farming techniques, and larger economically sized farms, with total farm employment declining to about 8.5 million in 1954.
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Looking Ahead by De George Benson on Communist Anti Religion
The author argues communism seeks a godless world and would not compromise with Christianity. He cites official Moscow documents stating opposition to religion and liquidation of clergy, and recommends Lt. Thomas A. Dooley's Deliver Us From Evil as further context.
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Simple Laundry Trick Turns Dull Routine Into Quick Dry
A concise tip outlines loading clothes into a dryer, setting controls, and removing dry items promptly. The guidance emphasizes speed and minimal effort for efficient laundry.
Idaho farmers plan higher acreage for crops this year
University of Idaho extension economists report increases in dry field peas up 35 percent beets up 2 percent potatoes and corn up 3 percent. Oat acreage falls 11 percent and spring wheat down 2 percent with barley and dry beans also shrinking.
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Idaho farm outlook shows livestock gains and potato shipments rise
In 1955 Idaho livestock numbers rose with cattle reaching 1 457 000 head and milk cows up 2 percent while sheep declined. Idaho milk production in February reached 113 million pounds up 3 percent from a year ago. Potato shipments for 1955 are higher than a year earlier despite delayed California crops and cool Idaho weather.
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Buick presents 1956 model with enhanced ride and handling
Buick touts a redesigned 1956 model featuring split second throttle response, switchable pitch at full throttle, four wheel coil springs, a strong X-braced frame, torque-tube drive, and deep oil shocks for softer, buoyant ride. It claims best Buick yet and positions price to boost sales.
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