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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1947

Page

3

New Ulm Massacre Remembered In Six Day Observance

Minnesota recalls the 1862 New Ulm Massacre led by Chief Little Crow with a six day event August 12 to 17. The program honors settlers and World War II veterans, expects 150000 visitors, and highlights the fort Ridgely siege and regional defense.

New Ulm Minn Little Crow Midwest America Minnesota Dakota Territory Lincoln Young Bucks Minnesota River Valley Agency Milford St. Peter Mankato le Sueur Charles FE. Flandrau Fort Ridgley United States Dakotas Fort Ridgely State of Iowa Minnesota River Brown County Plains States U.S

Braves 1914 Miracle Team Aims for 1947 Parallels

A nostalgic look connects the 1914 Boston Braves under George Stallings to the 1947 squad led by Billy Southworth. The piece highlights Maranville and Evers as spark plugs, notes a late surge from 15 games back, and compares bench grit and pitching strength to today’s club, with focus on Rudolph Tyler and James.

Boston Braves Stallings Braves George Stallings Athletics South Maranville Evers Rabbit Crab Hank Gowdy Johnny Evers Rabbit Maranville Second Base Johnny Dick Rudolph George Tyler Bill James Johnson Alexander Mathewson Feller Newhouse Shea Blackwell Rudolph Tyler James Giants McGraw Bender Plank Bush Collins McInnis Baker Barry Billy Southworth

Texans May Resort To Law of Six Gun

AMARILLO TEX Sturdy Texas plainsmen may resort to the law of the six gun to guard property Wheat rustlers target large piles of harvested wheat left on the ground due to shipping shortages Floyd county farmers report losses from about a million bushels of grain left unshipped on the south plains.

Amarillo Tex Texas

Fancy Names Surface in Alabama Birth Records

Alabama’s industrial relations records reveal unusual names such as First of September and First of August, with Pearly Gates and Ima Hogg among the list. Other examples include Dixie Cola, Square Bell, Main Line Harris, General Davis, President Dickinson, Art Greene, Effort Hicks, Stonewall Jackson, and Early Jones.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Department of Industrial Relations Pearly Gates Ima Hogg Dixie Cola Square Bell Main Line Harris General Davis Dickinson Art Greene Effort Hicks Stonewall Jackson Early Jones

Identical Twins Face Same Merit Award Choice

Identical twins Frances and Nancy Horich were nominated for the DAR American history merit award at Latimer junior high. Their final grades over the past two years matched in every subject, prompting the DAR to deem a choice unnecessary and award medals to both.

Pittsburgh Edith Sleath Latimer Junior High School Frances Nancy Horich Frenda DAR

Nodular worm a major yet overlooked swine parasite

The USDA warns nodular worm may be the most common parasite in pigs, infecting virtually all hogs under ordinary conditions in some states. Infections damage intestines with nodules, lowering meat value and producer prices. Phenothiazine, fed to hogs, destroys over 90 percent of nodular worms and is the safest administration method.

USDA

Horn-Fly Trap Tracks Cattle in Australian Trial

A horn-fly trap in Australia proved effective as cattle pass daily through a gateway 383 inches wide and 100 feet long. Glass in the roof coated with DDT and shielded by coarse wire is brushed by cattle to release flies that contact the treated surface.

Australia

Anaplasmosis Gains Foothold on Range

Anaplasmosis is a febrile infectious disease spread by cattle, ticks, and other biting insects. Young animals are rarely affected. Treatment remains experimental and largely veterinary. Infected livestock should be shaded, given clean water and green feed, and protected from flies. Mercurochrome IV and modified sodium cacodylate have seen some success.

Remedy for Black Rot Disease Among Grapes

Recommendation for grape vineyards facing black rot and downy mildew uses bordereau mixture 44-100 with one pound of rosin soap per 100 gallons. Apply before bloom after bloom and two weeks after bloom with a potential fourth application two weeks after the third if rainfall is above normal.

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