75 Per Cent Farm Fires Preventable
University of Illinois researchers Dean Winter and Gilbert Sauer find 75 percent of farm fires could be prevented by farmers inspecting for hazards and correcting wiring heating and lightning issues after surveying 53 Illinois farms. They urge routine inspections every few months and rapid hazard removal.
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Farm Wife to Encourage Building on the Farm
Researchers in Minneapolis-Honeywell argue farm wives will drive a coming building boom on rural homes. Higher birth rates mean larger families and demand for roomier quarters, while a looming farm labor shortage invites remodeling to ease chores. With farm incomes seen rising about 5 percent to $395 million, funds may support construction and home updates.
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Grand Champion cattle sold for breeding in Illinois farm
Blue Ribbon winner from 1951 1952 Denver shows and 1952 Phoenix show was bought by Roy A Kropp for breeding at Chardon Farm Grayslake Illinois. He purchased the prize animal from Jack Howley Minneapolis for 50 dollars.
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200000 Farm Tractors Run on Butane Gas
More than 200000 farm tractors, factory or converted, now run on liquefied petroleum gas. Farmers report engine maintenance cuts up to 50 percent. Known as butane, propane, tank and bottled gas, it also has household uses in cooking heating water refrigeration and incineration.
Printing Services Ad From The Telegraph
An advertisement styled note offers broad printing capabilities with rush service and welcomes large or complex orders from readers of The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
Rabinofs Shine In Delightful 1951 52 Duo Concert
Civic music lovers enjoyed a fine Monday evening as Benno and Sylvia Rabinof, a husband and wife violin and piano duo, presented a polished program. The major work was Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy Opus 46, performed with fullness and precision, followed by Beethoven and Bach showcases. The encore included playful pieces and Bartok folk dances, with Kreisler technique on display in Lis Clochetti.
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Social Security Starting Date Clarified for Beneficiaries
The new starting date for figuring old age and survivors insurance benefits is important to everyone employed or self employed in covered work. H. F. Benjamin, manager of Scottsbluff social security, explains the change and its impact.
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H. F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff Social Securit
Social Security benefits notes and retirement timing
The article explains how work after 1950 affects benefit calculations and insur ance for those in covered employment since 1951. It advises delaying claims to improve payments, mentions eligibility at age 65, survivorship, and guidance to visit or contact the Scottsbluff office in 1952. It also lists high scores in local bowling games and names players.
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Scottsbluff Social Security Office
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