Oil Progress and Conservation in Modern Industry
Editorials discuss oil progress with focus on conservation and new recovery methods. Notes 100-year-old industry, $100 million yearly research, and byproducts used in drugs, plastics, and fabrics. Critiques Agriculture Department cutbacks to the Soil Conservation Service and warns against harming essential farming support.
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Edly
Vayee
SOB
Department of ‘Agriculture
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
America
The Yanks Arrive Again in a World of Victory
The article praises the New York Yankees for constant success across eras and wars, noting their confidence finesse and the famed touch. It recalls World War I era cheers and claims the Yankees will again surpass records by winning a sixth championship next year.
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New York Yankees
América
Europe
America
Yankees
Wasteful bargain of buying a pig on the hoof
An Oregon church group tried buying a pig to save money by skipping butcher margins but found dressed pork per pound cost more than store meat. They now buy from a local market while byproducts are sold as medicines and feeds. The analysis concludes hoof purchases waste money.
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Oregon
Arkét
Vor
Government debt and tax burden through 20 years of spending
The Américan Mercury piece reviews government spending over 20 years noting a $775.6 billion outlay and a $239 billion deficit, with debt per American up from about $180 to over $2, and federal taxes rising from $44 to around $6500 for a typical family of $4,000 income. It questions how long a nation can sustain such trends before bankruptcy.
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Américan Mercury
Paul L. Martin
Washington
Clannette Newspapers
Grass Roots Opinion On Taft Farm Policy Sparks Debate
The column voices strong views on government support for farmers, arguing that dependence on state aid fosters socialism and urging a return to self-reliance in normal times. The piece cites concerns about educators and agricultural policy as it critiques ongoing subsidies.
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Ateree Manning
J Monitor
Hzia Taft’ ‘Beri
Jf. Agriculture
Stewart's gas prediction for Sidney area gains traction
The article recalls Ed Stewart then district head of Ohio Oil Co predicting that gas will dominate the Cheyenne County region. It notes experts now believe a major natural gas field may be developing in the territory, with veteran oil men leaning toward the gas emphasis over oil.
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Ation i
Cheyenne
Sounty
Ed’ ‘Stewart
Ohio ‘Oil Co
Sidney
Stewart
Cheyene County
Oiil
Arest
Alabama Bans Closed Shops and Labor-Management Pacts
Governor Persons endorses the measure as protecting free labor and free enterprise. The article recalls historical union busting, blacklisting, and the current guarantee that workers may join or refrain from joining unions without coercion or dues pressure.
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Alabama
Persons
Jong
Cheyenne County courthouse needs enlargement study
A Cheyenne County editorial notes the courthouse is vastly undersized for current and future needs. It cites growing genuine records, tax, auto, and court work, crowded offices, and outside offices, urging a coordinated plan to remodel or rebuild within two years to improve service and preserve records.
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Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Jin
District Court
District” Court
Rover Geet
The Duck Season Tempts Husbands and Wives in Myths of Field Life
An earnest, humorous portrait of duck hunting season reveals how industrious, money hungry, city men transform into rugged outdoorsmen. Wives brace for temporary widowerhood as husbands embrace the shack and blind, spending freely and chasing birds before dawn.
Hunters, wives endure duck season’s homefront clash
A humorous, blunt critique of duck season dynamics cites hunters braving arctic winds while home life sags. Wives organize support clubs, endure patient Sundays, and await calmer months as husbands chase limit after limit. The piece pokes at ego, honesty, and the ritual pull of the season.
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Dick Hunter
Insect Checks and Planting Tips for Wheat and Bulbs
Advice on inspecting wheat for pests with mesh screens and ferric nitrate tests, fumigation safety, and fire prevention during National Fire Prevention Week. Includes Nebraska wheat plot summaries, acreage by variety, and crop zones. Guidance on spring flowering bulbs planting, bulb care, and storage with reminders to call the County Agent for Extension Circular 12975.
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Nore Information
Small Home Flocks Can Be Profitable
Oregon State College designed an 8 by 12 by 5 foot chicken house to help small farm families profit from home flocks. The structure, with a porch and wire, houses 25 to 35 birds or up to 100 broilers, keeping birds off the ground and protecting them from parasites and predators.
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Oregon State College
A .Khouse
Einds
Sound Farm Plan Promotes StepbyStep Profit Strategy
An article argues that farmers should inventory resources and plan a crop rotation and fertility program before production. It stresses matching crops to soil and labor, plus a livestock plan to use surplus feed, with careful type selection to maximize profits in a growingly competitive field.
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Famher
Tornado Safety Advice and Meat Production Projections
Weather experts urge heading to the nearest storm cellar during a tornado and, if unavailable, lying down in a ravine for protection. The report notes United States meat production will need to rise by 2 billion pounds by 1960 compared with 1952 as per population eating patterns.
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United States
Swine Shelter Says Open Sided Ventilated Design
A simple swine shelter features one open side with three hinged walls for ventilation and is mounted on skids for mobility. Metal roofing keeps it dry and it is noted as inexpensive for farmers to meet various needs including late-spring housing. Also mentions practice typing paper and school uses with a Yellow 8½ x 11 ream for 75 cents.
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