Grass is Gold drives Northwest grassland growth campaign
Hartland Chamber of Commerce launches an effort to promote grass lands as key to Northwest prosperity. The campaign highlights rising livestock numbers, expanded seed industries, and improved land management practices. Beefeeding and dairy gains across Oregon Washington and Idaho are noted along with awards for leaders in grassland development.
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Pacific Northwest
Chatreer'a Agricultural Committee
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Midwest
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Local Notes From Johnstown And Nearby
Johnstown and surrounding communities share a busy week of visits dinners and farewells. Families from Sidney Estes Park Boulder Longmont and Denver attended gatherings. notable events include hospital stays graduations and new births with Mrs. Gilger’s son Steven Mark born weighing pounds 4 ounces. Colorado A&M graduates Arthur Lee Gilger and Earl Timer Gray excelled, while Loe Ballinger and family visited from Sterling as local clubs hosted luncheons and comical performances.
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Merrill Tregoning
Wh, Tregonlog
Smmy Tregoning
Mick Aileen Lutz
Urveler
Earl Nix
Harold Eckherde
Denver
Jewell Alley
Anns Twiss
Doling
St. Lukes Hospital
Womana
Dstrict
Johnstown
Methodist Church
Boulder
Longmont
Loveland
Estes Park
Windsor
Eaton
Ault
Pieres
Nunn
Fort Lupton
Erie
Herthoud
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Calif
bin Lund
Gilgers
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Jim
Steven Mark
Earl Timer Gray
Colorado Akm
Fort Collins
School of Engineering
Gray
Eker Gray
Bob McCarthy
Weld County General Hospital
Minn Ballinger
Hamily
Sterling
Lena Ballinger
Mickey Dunn
Charlie Dann
Dunn
New Castle
Grand Junction
Mira Helen Rowden
Airs
Rose Rowdi Bone
Colorado State
Ollege
Dick Shultz
Jay Wichita Falls
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Lester Layton
Windsor News Briefs and Local Notices
Windsor and Fort Collins residents attended the funeral for Mrs. Mary Siegfried at Loyola Catholic church, with interment in Olivet cemetery. The report notes a six day fishing trip to Green Mountain reservoir and a church social at the Methodist basement honoring the Rev W C Phelps. Other items mention a Windsor high school teacher's summer return, a wedding at First Baptist Church in Fort Collins, and a small theft report on 418 Twents-Courth Street.
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Mercy Hospital
Reinhold
Ed Siegfried
Paul Siegfried
Helen Peppler
Denver
Richards
Windsor
Robert Richards
Bobby
Herman Linker
Fort Morgan
Francis Richards
Loveland
Greet Mountain Reservoir
George A. Nelson
Herman Prirler
Giigory St. Dukes Hospital
Lenver
Emma Teller
Sterling High School
Gieorge
AL Nelson
Carol Nelson
George Nelson
Te Wediline
Mize
Betty Day
Leonard Carlsan
Fert
Broom
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Albin Carlenn
Baran
Nelson
Marth
Windscor
Tir
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Chares Wan
Brooking
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Milk Free Diet Helps Milk Allergy Babies Thrive
A reader explains that many infants tolerate other foods well when milk causes problems. Milk allergy can present as skin rashes, eczema, coughing, or stomach upset. Elimination of milk often leads to dramatic improvement, with alternatives like soy or goat milk being used for troubled infants.
Glaucoma Inheritance and Spain Crafts Quality Mark
An estimated two percent of people over forty have glaucoma a serious eye disease. It can lead to blindness and is sometimes inherited. Twelve percent of relatives of glaucoma patients show the disease. All handicrafts made in Spain now must carry a mark of quality.
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Spain
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