Valley dairymen buy top Holstein sire to improve herd
The Brown Brothers of Bipeily Lincoln County Wyoming buy a highly bred Holstein bull from Wisconsin to upgrade their dairy herd. The sire traces to Walcomis farms and Miss Korndyke Maid Ormsby lineage, with noted butter production figures and a 30 day record cow in the background.
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M. O. Maughan
Lincoln County
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Miss Korndyke
Maid Ormsby
Liberty
Account Books for Farmers a Basic Ledger Guide
The text discusses farmers keeping account books as essential business records. It notes many farmers do not maintain detailed ledgers, hindering their awareness of profits and losses and complicating tax or patent matters.
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Horatt
Idaho Farm Account Books Aid Bear Lake County Effort
In Bear Lake County local leaders report progress on compiling records for a statewide farm account system. They urge correct form usage especially for birth place and army number details and note Idaho will distribute standard farm account books at cost to farmers starting soon.
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World Food Shortages Endanger Nations After War
The article describes widespread hunger and looming famine across Europe and the Near East as postwar aid strains fail. Belgium and northern France receive relief, while Germany and other areas face food gaps. Poland, the Baltic states, and Balkan regions suffer rising deaths from starvation. Armenia, Greece, Albania, and Romania also endure severe shortages as spring approaches.
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Food exports and famine risks cited in wartime speech
A wartime speech warns that exports must rise to avert famine and social upheaval across Europe. It argues 20 million tons of food are needed, compares prewar and last year exports, and links hunger to potential revolts, chaos, and undermining peace.
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Tirker
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Demobilized Soldiers to Get Job Support
The United States Employment Service launches a drive to credit Community Employment Bureaus that will arrange work for returning soldiers. County Councils of Defense will lead with War Work groups, Red Cross, Women’s Council and Boards aiding in creating orderly employment and preventing hardship after the war.
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Defense
Red Cross
Women’s Council
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Farmers urged to maintain war production and conservation efforts
The appeal issued November 13th from D. F. Houston, Secretary, urges farmers and agricultural groups to sustain increased production, conserve resources, and improve feed supplies. It stresses stronger organization of agricultural agencies, cooperation with colleges, state departments, and local farm bureaus to prepare for peace and future needs.
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Flu Cases Quarantine Reported in Paris Families
Muted reports describe two Paris families Stor Voge and David Mingou exposed to influenza. The families were isolated after outside contact and prompt medical attention, with no further details available.
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Mingou
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