Safe Hand Torch Does Many Chores
A compact Bernz-O-Matic safe hand torch uses a disposable propane cylinder and weighs under three pounds. It lights in the coldest weather, requires no priming, and can burn at 2300 degrees in any position, enabling farm and home repairs from milking machines to freeing frozen fittings and igniting smudge pots.
Dehydrated Steaks Promise Two Year Shelf Life
University of California researchers developed dehydrated meats including roasts, chows and ground meat that store at room temperature for two years when kept in airproof containers. The process uses a high vacuum to remove most water, with preparation by soaking in water. Military, hikers, and campers may benefit from ready to cook high protein foods.
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University of California
Simple Homemade Ventilator Keeps House Dry
A basic ventilator uses a thermostat set at 42 degrees to control a hinged door in the ventilating duct. When indoor air stays above 42 degrees the fan expels it outside, and when temperatures fall below 42 the door opens to recirculate moist warm air until the set point is reached again. For assistance place want ads with The Telegraph via phone 5555.
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Postwar enrollments rise for second straight fall term
For the second year running 1954 fall registrations on American campuses rise continuing the postwar upward trend after five years of declining enrollments following WWII veterans leaving campuses. Women workers now make up about one third of the U S labor force according to Department of Labor data.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Economics of a 1000 pound steer and meat profits
A 1000 pound steer yields about 600 pounds dressed, with only small portions becoming porterhouse and sirloin. Packer pays $250 live and may net little on the dressed carcass after by products. Retail sale margins vary with trimmed fat and by products, while by 1951 US tuberculosis mortality had fallen to half of 1954 levels per insurer records.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Village of Lodgepole Jan 3 1955 Village Board meeting
The Village Board of Trustees met at the Town Hall at 7 30 PM. Present were Bondegard Lindley Quinn Bills with Kripal absent. Minutes read and approved. Bills listed by fund and approved for payment. Adjourned by the Chairman. Attest Clerk Bondegard.
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Ee Bondegard
Harve Lindley
Lew Quinn
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