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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
A deranged OCR fragment describes an agricultural or scientific topic at the University, mentioning Avery Witt, W. Mi Chibe, and a bacteriology center. It claims savings of 10000 and 6000 via some genetic or culture method, with references to diseases and departmental demands amid confused wording.
A reader’s odd OCR style recounts John Pershing’s actions in World War I, praising leadership from Paris to Verdun. It nostalgically extols his supposed dispatches, German defeats, and strategic mobility with tanks and artillery.
A sprawling Idaho digest reports Curtie Jackson’s death in Hailey from heart disease after decades in mining. It notes a June 28 Idaho State meeting in Poentetto, school contests, teacher salary debates, World War I memorials, and bond plans for a high school arts building. Additional items cover water rights, city hall plans in Rupert, medical advances for a child, and local crime and politics in several towns.
The farm bureau exposes home agents posing as the State Poultry Association inspecting Twin Falls poultry and pressuring farmers to buy dust powder spray and internal remedies at inflated prices. Prices quoted range from dust powder at W cents per pound to spray at 05 a gallon and internal remedies at 12 a gallon, all claimed as excessive. The farm bureau declares these individuals are unaffiliated with the State Poultry Association or extension service, and an investigation by reform bureau officials may lead to legal action under Idaho law. EDNA M. LALWIO. Home Demonstration Ag
The Publishers Auxiliary compliments the Record for its April 15 special note. It calls the edition large and convincing, highlighting the community resources portrayed. The note says the edition will benefit the section and reflects commendable effort by the staff.
A USDA survey shows people eating less meat than twenty years ago. Dairy products consumption has increased, vegetables up, and fruit up by unspecified percentages. The report notes a broad shift in dietary patterns across the population.
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