Service Machinery Before Rush Season
Preparations before the busy season prevent costly breakdowns. Inspect and refresh tractors and equipment with oil, grease, and fresh gasoline. Clean carburetors, change oil and filter, check ignition and timing, replace worn cables, clean and tune spark plugs, and frequently lube pressure fittings to save money and improve performance.
Ways to Control Farm Pond Fish Loss Outlined
Wildlife specialists warn farm owners to watch ponds in spring and summer for fish deaths and outline control methods. Causes include phosphorus deficiency carbon dioxide excess and low oxygen. If many bluegills or bass surface distribute 50 to 100 pounds of 18 percent superphosphate per acre at dawn and stir the water with boats between 3 and 4 pm to improve oxygen distribution.
Clever stair-step storage idea for rubbers galoshes and more
Step Storage Here presents a simple hinge step under a stair near a back or side door to store rubber boots and galoshes as a handy catchall for kids items like bats and catchers units. It aims to tidy entrances and reduce extra cleanup. Natural Elements notes there are 92 elements from hydrogen to uranium.
Hudson Iowa town feeds Seeds for Democracy effort
Hudson residents led by Mrs. Kent Pellett organized 22 groups to collect about 800 seed packets worth over 100 dollars for the Seeds for Democracy campaign. The goal is 1,000,000 packets shipped to Manila and Philippine gardens to aid farmers and teachers in developing self-sustaining crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Republic
Hudson
Kent Pellett
Valentine
San Francisco
California
Farmers Profit by Land Sales in Booming Area
Levittown Bucks County farmers uprooted by industrial progress profited as 5,000 acres sold for over 1,200 an acre to fund a model town for 70,000 in a defense boom. U.S. Steel builds a 400 million plant. Levittown houses 9,990 each with 7,000 sq ft plots. first families move by May 15 with peak sales at 200 weekly in July.
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Levittown
Bucks County
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
U.S. Steel
Towns drive to sign up voters tops 100 percent
Janesville Wisconsin campaign led by the League of Women Voters urged full voter registration for the spring election. The effort reached 105 percent with 752 more names added beyond census-based potential, showing a surprising surge in registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
League of Women Voters
Keeping Honey in a Tightly Covered Container
Keep honey in a tightly covered container and in a dry place to prevent moisture absorption and fermentation. Store in a cool, dark area away from heat sources to maintain quality and prevent spoilage.
Outdoor Nebraska tips to aid anglers and protect wildlife
The column offers fishing tips from the Nebraska Game Commission on humane handling of fish and hooks, preserving catch without waste, and humane ice storage. It notes urges to avoid harming minnows and to protect fish slime. Outdoor Briefs report strong white bass action near North Platte and McConaughy, with multiple counties described as fair to good for fishing.
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Lee Jensen
North Platte
Loren Bunney
West End
McConaughy
Nebraska
Harold Hampton
Ogallala
Jack Smith
Scottsbluff
Hampton
Smith
Lake Minatare
Arthur
Keith
Cuming
Madison
Pierce
Stanton
Wayne
Red Willow
Frontier
Gosper
Furnas
Douglas
Washington
Burt
Lincoln
Logan
McPherson
Game Commission
South Sund notices and family updates
Ruth Barnhart traveled with Miss Hintz to Denver for a weekend visit. Bonnie Jo Dickinson is ill with mumps. Mrs Glen Kokes and Martina visited the Dickinson home. Mr and Mrs Guy Stevens of Grand Island Nebr stayed with the Dickinsons and visited the Vacik home in Sunol en route to Minatare. Bennie and Mary Lou Barnhart joined a Sneak Day trip to the Black Hills. The Barnharts enjoy a new Oldsmobile. Mrs Dickinson had supper with Elmer George’s family. Emma Kohlschmidt, Viola Dickinson, and Mary Skrolle ran errands in Sidney. Joe A Oliverius and Glenn Dickinson families shared a picnic at Lake McConaughy. Gary Simpson returned to Boivna Texas after two weeks with relatives. Mrs Dickinson learned of cousin Mrs Harry Leitzell’s death in Chicago last Tuesday.
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Ruth Barnhart
Miss Hintz
Denver
Bonnie Jo Dickinson
Glen Kokes
Daugher
Martina
Glenn Dickinson
Guy Stevens
Grand Island
Nebr
D. E. Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Sunol
Minatare
Sidney
Joe A. Oliverius
Lake McConaughy
Gary Simpson
Bovina
Texas
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Harry Leitzell
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