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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
4
The multiflora rose gains use as a permanent living fence and windbreak across western and midwestern farms. It protects young crops, reduces wind erosion, and provides cover for small animals and songbirds, aiding insect control without shading or weakening nearby crops. Farmers note its adaptability to contour planting and its initial appeal to sportsmen.
Grantland Rice argues football expands while baseball clings to 11 cities and 16 franchises. He notes Los Angeles and Dallas growth, predicts attendance impact, praises college football reforms, cites Don Faurot and Paul Bryant on home grown players, and forecasts a rising Browns season with Marty Marion at shortstop.
Economists call the last five years the Golden Age of American agriculture. They cite rising prices, higher yields, more mechanization, research based practices, and expanded commercialization improving farm living standards. The era brought opportunity and dignity, though benefits varied among farm families.
A national manufacturer introduces spray paint cans designed for simple touch ups around farms. The product promises quick results, reducing mess from brushes, rags, and cleaning, and aims to lessen the hassle of small painting tasks.
Economists forecast at least a five percent increase in farm real estate prices in 1952 as land is seen as a safe investment. They caution that farms can be a poor investment without proper operation and financial planning, noting past increases stem from inflation and speculation.
The ad touts 4 and 4% inch poodle designs in light-blue and black for iron on transfers. Young shoppers and homemakers seek them for shirts blouses napkins towels and aprons as conversation pieces. Send 25c for Pattern No. 445 with 18 poodle motifs 24 flower motifs and laundering instructions to Carol Myrdnte.
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