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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
7
Rates list for Iowa and Washington subscriptions by mail for 6 months and 1 year. Includes outside Iowa pricing and weekly carrier charges in Washington state with payment details.
A narrator and Van uncover a faked murder linked to three paintings by Caleb Trask. Barry Roister travels from Michigan to New York, inherits debts, and returns to bury his uncle while profiting from the now valuable oils. The oils later sell for fifty thousand dollars each.
Fleischenhiem plowed and disced this field in fall and sowed a mix mainly brome with no nurse crop after frost. He applied 250 lb acre 0-20-20 fertilizer then 100 lb acre ammonium nitrate. First year yielded two crops of brome. Second year he had 80 tons of hay in reserve and 33 dairy cows, mostly Holsteins, grazed the pasture most of the summer.
The Department of Agriculture reports larger food supplies for 1952 with higher prices and incomes. Beef and veal output may rise enough to offset military needs. Fish, eggs, chicken, and turkey look up while butter declines and fresh vegetables may stay scarce.
An affordable movable shade solution for hog producers uses an upright frame on skids with a top of old wire fence and straw. The setup can be built to custom dimensions and stacked with weeds or other lightweight materials for shade and cooling.
An acre and a quarter of well managed pasture provides summer grazing and winter silage for a dairy cow. J. L. Haynes of the Ohio Experiment Station advises seeding a legume grass mix and adding soil nutrients to create high yielding pasture.
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