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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1949
Page
7
U S department of agriculture economists, at a Washington outlook conference, presented a five year forecast showing optimism for farmers despite recent price declines. They assume a stable peace and no serious de risks, projecting solid farm income and stable demand over the period.
The article surveys expectations that buying power will outpace prices and that population will grow by 1 to 2 million annually through 1952. It forecasts rising output per worker, higher yields per acre and per livestock unit, and steady markets for foods and clothing. High incomes and yields could stabilize prices and support producers and consumers with a fair, square deal.
A Mexican commission plans an eight to ten million cattle vaccination drive to halt the aftosa outbreak. By year end 1949 the program costs about 50 million dollars and includes inspection, disinfection, eradication, vaccination, and quarantine. Nine vaccinator teams will precede others to persuade ranchers, vaccine shots will be limited to eight to 39 million injections, each providing six months of protection.
A dairy specialist urges training cows in good habits to boost milk output and profits. Key tips include keeping cows undisturbed, stimulating letdown one minute before milking, and operating milking machines strictly per manufacturer instructions.
A homemaker shares a practical suggestion to feed the family a substantial breakfast to energize the morning. The guidance emphasizes a nourishing start to help adults and children stay alert for work, school, and farm chores.
A collection of breakfast patterns and quick bake recipes from Lynn Chambers, featuring Honey Not Bran Muffins, Raisin Bran Muffins, Flake Gems, Honey Kochen, Fried Wheat Meal, and variations with fruit or syrup. Includes tips on orange toast and spicy additions to cereals.
A fragment describes preparing breakfast items with fruits and cereals. It details serving with brown sugar and milk and mentions cinnamon toast broiled with brown sugar and cinnamon. A Maple toast variation uses maple sugar shavings in place of cinnamon sugar.
A vintage style craft blurb promotes a full size wood wagon pattern to build and paint. It describes tracing patterns on wood, cutting with simple tools, assembling without special skills, and using the wagon as a circus plant holder or center piece. It emphasizes family fun and easy painting for good results.
Tests at Virginia Tech suggest 166 degrees yields best wash results but 140 degrees is nearly as effective and more economical. temperatures above 170 degrees not advised except for boiling white clothes. Kerosene misuse causes many deaths. rural use especially hazardous.
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