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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1949
Page
7
A fragmented exchange centers on a traveling suit and a hospitalized brother as a narrator meets Signor Ballan clo, a famed tightrope walker. The dialogue threads through Traveling attire, relationships, and a mission preacher asking about virtue while the card confirms the performer’s name and occupation.
More than 300 women hold State Department posts worldwide as staff officers. They serve in roles from administrative assistants to cultural attachés, reflecting growing female representation across foreign service duties.
Grantland Rice cites a legendary bettor who claimed 34 winning years in a row and shares his race winning system. It emphasizes factors like Norse breeding, trainer and owner quality, jockey selection, weight, track conditions, post position, and distance. He argues long shots outperform favorites, especially for longer races, and notes speed horses fare best in longer distances.
A rambling prose piece lauds the thoroughbred as powerful and striking yet less intelligent than a cow. It weighs about 1100 pounds and rivals a lion in stature, yet is prone to self harm when injured. The piece cites museum sources and mentions Santa Anita, Del Mar, and historic horses like Citation and Count Fleet amid racing lore.
A long reader feature promotes Lynn Chambers pies with step by step crust recipes and multiple pie fillings. It also highlights eye appealing menus and a Virginia farm using an irrigation reverse method to drain excess moisture while boosting dry land yields.
A deep carpet of alfalfa on rolling fields benefits from rich feeding, pasture management, and soil nutrients. Proper fertilization with phosphate and potash at seeding and top-dressing in spring or fall prolongs life, boosts yields, and helps the crop resist disease and winter kill. Rotation keeps pastures from being overgrazed and allows renewal between grazing periods.
The Agriculture Department announces lower support prices and reduced goals for 1943 early potatoes. Agriculture Secretary Brannan says the low parity price was set reluctantly and should not set a precedent for other commodities. The 1949 goal will be allocated to counties and individual farms.
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