Good Management Builds Pastures on Worn Land
Renovation on the John Fleischenheim farm near Watkins Minnesota shows soil improvement and high yields from careful pasture management. After bare ground with buck brush and June grass the lower field flourished with a spring reseeding of brome and alta fescue and generous fertilizer.
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John Fleischenheim
Watkins, Minn
Buck Brush
June Gross
Fleischer- Jem Gays
Fleischenhch
Flelschenriem
Food Supply Outlook for 1952 Brighter Yet Price Rise Expected
The 1952 food outlook from the Department of Agriculture shows larger supplies at somewhat higher prices, with higher incomes boosting consumer spending. Beef and veal production should offset military needs, while fish supplies stay similar to 1951 but with more fresh and frozen options. Eggs chicken and turkey rise, fluid milk and ice cream increase, butter declines, fresh vegetables may stay tight, and spring planting is encouraged by high 1951 prices.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Shade for Swine Hogs Get Cool Shade From Movable Frame
A simple movable shade frame on skids offers hog producers an inexpensive way to provide shelter. Built as an upright frame with a top of wire fence and straw or weeds piled on, the structure can be sized to fit individual farm needs and moved easily.
Well Managed Acre Supports a Dairy Cow Pasture Advice
An acre and a quarter of well managed pasture will provide good board and room for a dairy cow during summer grazing and keep the animal sleek with high-protein grass silage in winter. J L Haynes of Ohio Experiment Station recommends legume grass mixtures and soil nutrients to build high yielding pasture.
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J. L. Haynes
Ohio Experiment Station
Telegraph Real Estate Lease Forms In Stock
Real estate notices indicate lease forms and other legal forms are always in stock at The Telegraph. Availability is highlighted for readers seeking standard documentation.
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Telegraph
Community Notes Roundup from Chappell and Area
Local births and moves headline community life in Chappell Nebraska and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Joe Teague welcome a baby girl at Miller Memorial Hospital. The Beals relocate to Hershey and the Teague family moves into their former home. Numerous social events include square dances in Scottsbluff, a housewarming for Wayne and family, and a Womans Club session led by Mrs. Floyd Wise. Attendees span Ommen, Kastens, Carleton, Hillman, and Wise families with intercity visits to Grand Island and Denver.
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Joe Teague
Miller Memorial Hospital
Chappell
Morris Beal
Hershey
Beal
Willard Vance
John Ommen
Leota Robertson
LaVerne
Orville Kastens
John Ommen and Sons
Wm. Klingman
Methodist
Ralph Carleton
George Hillman
Scottsbluff
Wayne Campbell
Ernest Whitefoot
Harold
Doris
Grand Island
Dale Whitefoot
Fremont
George Emanuelson
Darice
Frank Marymee
Lodgepole School
Harry Lindley
Bruce
Inter Class Basketball Challenges Highlight Lodgepole Season
The Lodgepole students held an annual inter class basketball game with Seniors and Freshmen beating Sophomores and Juniors optimal score 33 40. The Grade School team reached the District Tourney at Lorenzo with wins over Broadwater 23 17 and Dalton 26 24 before losing to Lorenzo 19 12 to take second place trophy. coaches Bruce Lindley and Jerry Meyer praised a strong season. A Pep Club banquet at Panthers Dreamland honored athletes and faculty with a ham dinner and program including awards and dances. the pageant crowned Bruce Lindley as king and Barbara Fraass as queen, with Don Sprengel memorial plaque presented to Hubert Pierce.
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Frank Plvonka
Mie
Paul Smith
Ge Oe
Lodgepole Boys
Lorenzo
Broadwater
Dalton
Robert Eddy
Lodgepole
Potter
Bruce
Lindley
Jerry Meyer
Panther Dreamland
Catherine de Brunner
Bruce Lindley
Coach Eddy
Mrs. Hardesty
Sally,Hoitman
Betty Lu ‘Hérnbloom
Ednad Hardesty
Conach R. Eddy
Hal Saum
Burnell Saum
Dale Wise
Don Wise
L. E. Lydiatt
LaVerne Robertson
Barbara Fraass
Sally Holtman
Mary
Ann Rufenacht
Don
Sprengel
Hubert Pierce
Gurley Garden Club Meets on Trees Theme
Gurley Garden Club met at Mrs. Ernie Osborns home on March 7. Eleven members shared items about trees. Mrs. Norman Swanson spoke on Evergreens. Mrs. Irvin Campbell prepared Nomenclature. Mrs. Earl Leaalg handled miscellaneous and Wat rempilang songs about flowers. A St. Patricks Day luncheon was served.
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Gurley Garden Club
Ernie Osborn
Norman Swanson
Irvin Campbell
Earl
Leaalg
Fioryers
St. Patrick's Lap
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Brazil
Maxwell
Floyd Wise
Womans Club
Fred. Lehmkuhl
James Sterling
Kelly Line
Don Redfern
Wayne Bond
Harold Boelken
Venona Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Harold Hernbloom
John Hornicek
Cecil Tremain
Furn
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Panhandle Saddle Club, Inc
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Oshkosh
Chet Rieck
Lewellen
Earl ‘Wilson
Jim Fought
Lloyd Criswell
Jimmy Martin
Ava Gardner
Venus
Isan Tmaver
Bea’ Ifule
Pandora
M-G-M
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Miss Gardner
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