Nebraska to Use Three Color Schemes on 1952 Plates
Nebraska will issue 1952 licence plates in three color schemes state and non resident trucks oxide red with white numerals farm trucks black with white numerals and passenger car and commercial trucks yellow with black numerals. The yellow is new paint and white is ink not paint. About 1850 gallons of paint and ink will be needed for all plates. Germs Scram A new application of paint is considered one of the most effective ways of driving out germs.
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Nebraska
O. J. Boyles
Boyle
Minnesota
Boyles
New Hotel for Sidney Drives Civic Investment Push
Sidney citizens debate a long proposed modern hotel to unlock business potential and attract new industry. Campaign highlights prime location in rich Boyd County, oil influence, growing commerce, and the need to attract conventions and travelers. Investors urged to fund Sidney Community Hotel Corp with broad local participation.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Community Hotel Corporation
Nebraska
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Meat Industry Shares in 1950s Economy Forecast
The meat industry from farmer to consumer accounts for 78 percent of the dollar spent in the sector with 1949 profits about seven tenths of a cent per dollar. Pay rolls dominate packers' expenditures at 10.7 cents, with 9.6 cents for other expenses and 1 cent for taxes. Profits cover meat and by products. Industry expects near record production in 1951 as defense buying and high employment keep demand strong.
Ticklers in Colonial Streets End of Post Rider News
The article notes newspapers in colonial America were rarely sold on streets before the 1830s, with delivery by post riders who announced arrivals in settlements with horn blasts. It highlights the shift toward street sales and the role of horn signals in signaling new issues to readers.
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America
Balanced Poultry Ration Improves Egg Output
Poultry experts say about one pound of balanced feed yields seven eggs. Use 75 to 90 percent cereal grains and by-products, 5 to 10 percent animal protein, 0 to 15 percent plant protein, and 5 to 10 percent legumes. Include calcium carrier if no meat scraps, fishmeal or tankage. Add one pound salt per 100 pounds total ration.
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Vocational Agricultural Service of
The
University of Illinois
Warm dry hog housing plan for high profits
Scientific hog raising for high profits calls for warm dry inexpensive housing. The sunlit hog house measures 7 by 6 feet and 4 feet 10 inches high, built on skids with a rough one inch floor on 2 by 4 sills. Studding uses 2 by 3 lumber supporting masonite siding and a quarter inch tempered hardboard roof. Plans AFB-196 are free from Farm Service Bureau Suite 2037 Chicago 2 Illinois.
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Farm Service Bureau
West
Washington St
Chicago
Farmers Plan Hog Pasture For Next Year
Plan Hog Pasture advocates alfalfa pasture to save grain and protein feeds for hogs next year. The proposal emphasizes integrating forage crops to reduce feed costs and improve herd nutrition.
U S Crop Production Up During Last Ten Years
Agriculture in the last decade rose by 10 to 14 percent while manpower fell as population grew. Leaders credit agricultural colleges with extension research and teaching and note mechanization boosted output.
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U.S
Custard Rule: Two Egg Yolks Per Egg Call
Custard notes: substitute two yolks for each whole egg requested. This keeps richness while adjusting firmness. use yolks only for texture and color balance in the custard.
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