Grass Silage Benefits for Wisconsin Dairymen
Wisconsin FFA chapters and Kraft report twelve advantages of grass silage for dairy operations. Benefits include 30 percent more protein than alfalfa, no crop loss from rain at haying, orderly preservation, even labor, weed seed destruction, erosion and pest reduction, seed value preservation, fall pasture rest, and more vitamins and color in winter milk and butter versus corn silage or sun cured hay.
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Wisconsin Ffa
Sports Pay Gaps Across Fame Levels in Early Baseball and Boxing
The piece surveys fighter and baseball salaries, noting Joe Louis and Babe Ruth’s outsized earnings versus the majority who earn little. It cites Eddie Eagen on boxers’ pay, and compares baseball’s steadier, higher long-term income with football. Stars like Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Stan Musial command large salaries while many performers earn modest sums.
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Jack Dempsey
Louis
Gene Tunney
Eddie Eagen
Alvin Dark
The
Braves
Dark
Charley Tripps
Georgia
Chicago Cardinals
Chuck Conerly
Mississippi
Bobby Layne
Texas
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Haig
Joe Gordon
Oregon
Torgerson
Mel Velns
Sammy Baughs
Sid Luckmans
Bob Feller
Rapid Robert
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Stan Musial
Cardinal Brillant
Musial
Mending Tips That Make Repairs Fun and Stylish
A nostalgic guide explains turning tedious mending into a creative craft for women. It covers hiding stitches in sweaters with embroidery, using patches and bands on fabrics, and transforming torn sheets into decorative repairs. It stresses careful stitching to prevent unraveling and suggests disguising repairs on dark fabrics while adding decorative bands on lighter materials.
Repairs and Patches for Everyday Garments
The article explains mending and decorating worn clothing with patches, appliques, pockets, and trims. It covers towels gloves and garments, detailing practical stitching techniques and styles to extend wear and add decorative touches.
U S Wheat Champions Honored in Minnesota Event
Dr J J Christiansen of the University of Minnesota explains disease control to W A Brown as two tiny fungal dishes illustrate the wheat champions event. The scene highlights national wheat champions and plant pathology insights.
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U. S
Minnesota
J. J. Christiansen
University of Minnesota
W. A. Brown
Precautions for Dipping Sheep Are Suggested
Precautions for dipping sheep include fasting the sheep for several hours before dipping and avoiding dipping if the animals are heated upon arrival. Do not dip in arsenical baths with open wounds or place sheep head first in the bath. prepare and mix the bath strictly according to package instructions and rinse thoroughly.
Poisonous Young Cocklebur Threatens Pigs
Veterinarians at Iowa State College warn that young cocklebur seedlings are poisonous to swine. Short pastures increase danger as pigs seek green cocklebur seeds. Keep hogs out of fields with cocklebur until seed is eliminated.
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Iowa State College
Fine Egyptian Cotton Fabrics Highlight Modern Summer Style
A fashion feature showcases exquisite Egyptian cotton hanese with embroidered bands, blending chary charm of the past with ultra-smart summerwear. The model embodies high quality fabrics and period-inspired detailing for a refined, cool season look.
McDonogh Legacy Funds Free Schools in New Orleans
John McDonogh left his vast real estate to New Orleans and Baltimore to fund free public schools. The fund financed about 28 New Orleans and two Jefferson Parish schools, but dwindled after wars and litigation. Construction of a Gentilly Lake area school is now authorized with the remaining securities.
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New Orleans
Tna
Pallas
Fortuna Ia
Beltmore
Gentilly Lake Area
Commission Council
Sctior
McDonagh
United States
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Francis P. Burns
Burns
Jefferson Parish
Orleans
McDonogh
Heat Treatments Expedite Growth of Sockeye Salmon
About 40 000 sockeye salmon from the University of Washington are shipped to the Fraser river after growth in heated 50 degree tanks and special diets. Under Dr Lauren Donaldson the eggs from Baron lake BC hatched and the fish now head to the ocean two years early and later return in 1950. Each fish bears a two prong mark to track movements.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Fraser River
Canada
Lauren Donaldson
University
Applied Asherles Laboratory
Baron Lake
British Columbia
Horsefly-Quesnel
Cool Summer Frock for Girls with Scalloped Finish
Pattern No 8330a fits ages 4 6 8 10 and 12 years in size 6 requires 2 yards plain fabric and half yard contrast. Adopts scalloped edging for a pretty finish and is presented as a dressmaking instruction item.
Household Tips and Easy Kitchen Tricks from Old Recipes
Keep powdered sugar in tightly covered glass or tin containers to prevent clumping. Cook potatoes in jackets to preserve vitamins near the skin. Slice leftovers, top with white sauce and cheese, bake half an hour. Garnish bread pudding with nuts or sauces. Children enjoy animal shaped toast with jam and hot milk. To extract lemon juice, pierce fruit first. Use stale bread to clean meat from chopper. Defrost fridge thoroughly with soap and water. Room temperature oranges yield more juice.
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Merle
Wisconsin
Rihg
Mont
Tbe Roth
Babe Ruth
By Ertta Haley
Pion
Pierce
Cole
Norman
Tom Ridley
Langdon
W. D. Center
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John McDonagh
Lafayette Square
City Hell
Hfe
Sockeye Salmon
ZA Jousehold As
Ins
Aires
Booth ‘Wells
Chicago 7
INA
Sunkise
Kellogg’s
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