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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

7

Electrification boosts farm production on Motz farm study

On the Joseph Motz farm near West Farmington Ohio the average farm output per hour of labor rose from 66 cents in 1944 to $1.17 in 1950, a gain of more than 51 percent, under a Westinghouse Ohio Public Service Company experiment begun in 1944.

Joseph Motz West Farmington Ohio Westinghouse Ohio Public Service Company Motz Metz Vacationland Travel Service, Inc America Bermuda Europe New York City Vacations and Travel Service, Inc West 17Th Street New York

New Potato Products Help Hold Markets Against Competition

New potato products and distribution improvements are stabilizing markets against rival foods. Chips, frozen fries, pre peeled potatoes, and consumer packaged potatoes support growers. Grading and labeling promote Iowa and Mine potatoes while a strong ad campaign aims to reverse decades of declining consumption.

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Boy 13 Sells Champion Steer for World Record Price

13 year old Andrew Tatsch of Crabapple near Fredericksburg Texas sells his 1000 pound steer Shorty at the San Antonio restock show for a world record 21000 dollars. The steer wins the grand championship and Tatsch plans to buy a ranch with the proceeds.

Andrew Tatsch B. B. McGimsey San Antonio Shorty Young Tatsch Crabapple Fredericksburg Texas

Stomach Cancer in Horses Revealed By Stallion Cacique Death

The death of Cacique, a pure Arab stallion, highlights the difficulty of detecting stomach cancer in large animals. The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association notes early diagnosis is practically impossible, as symptoms are unclear and death can occur rapidly.

Cacique Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

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