Postal Receipts Up at Malad Post Office in 1930
The Malad Idaho post office reported a small rise in postal receipts for 1930 over 1929, though money orders showed a notable drop. Other notes mention Swann Valley forming a new school district, Cascade pilot Ray Fisher’s fatal crash, and various Idaho local items.
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Intermountain
Swan Valley
Bonneville County Commission
Cascade
Ray Fisher
Fisher
Rupert
Rupert State Bank
Oregon
Rupert National Bank
Grace Dalry Club
Ogden Livestock
NAMPA
Idaho State Swine Growers’ Association
Trish House
KE. J. Iddings
State University At
Moscow
BUISK
Idaho State Chamber of Commateé
Gem State
Pripitive
University of Idailo
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Calkswell
Hobart Beresford
Department of Agricultural Engineering
University
Idaho
University College of Agriculture
Boise Valley Grain Growers Thé
Parih House
Mauad
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Pocatello
Kiwhnis Club
Ten Precepts to Rule Dairyman from Tolliver
A summarized vintage item listing John O Tolliver Colorado extension service dairy guidance with ten commandments for dairymen. Emphasizes clean corrals healthy staff clean plant cooled milk pasteurization bottle sterilization and selling only clean fresh healthful milk to customers.
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John O. Tollver
Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service
Toliver
Walla
Dairy Barns on Well Drained Ground
Instructions for locating dairy barns on well drained ground with hilltop preference and good drainage ditches if needed. Emphasizes north south orientation for sun exposure, ample air space per cow, and ample light for health and sanitation to prevent dirty conditions.
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Ceilig
Cleanliness Safeguard for Newly Born Calves
Advice emphasizes cleanliness in calf care with newborns arriving in pasture or stable. It advocates a clean box stall, immediate naval infection precautions, and keeping feed pails spotless to prevent digestive disorders and ensure strong growth.
Feeding Calf A First Month Errors and Guidelines
The common fault in calf feeding during the first month is giving too much milk. The dam’s milk is not yet suitable for human consumption. Calves should receive little milk often. Overfilling causes indigestion and scours. The calf should not exceed eight pounds of milk daily in the first week.
Idaho Legislature Debates Open Primary and Tax Legislation
The Idaho session considers open primary bills with candidates filing with county or state officials and a May 1932 primary date. Other items include tax proposals, delinquent tax land exchanges with federal timber lands, and creation of an Old Age Pension Commission to be funded by county funds.
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Senate
Secretary of State
Senate Joint
Oregon
Secretary of Agriculture
The
Forestry Committee
U. S. Forest Service
Taylor-White
Taylor
Idaho
House
Falls
Department of Finance
Butler
Dlivision
Public Utilities Commission
Commission of Immigration, Labor and Statistics
Prion Board
Old Page Pension Commission
Guch Commission
Castoria Advertises Restful Baby Nights
Weakeful restless child needs Castoria. The ad touts Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for fretful spells, colic, constipation, and diarrhea in infants and children. It urges frequent use, suggests relief should follow promptly, and advises consulting a physician if not, framing Castoria as a mother’s standby through babyhood.
Caribou Forcing Dead Wolf Through Alaska
A US Department of Agriculture report describes a big bull caribou on Birch Creek Circle country carrying a dead wolf wedged on its horns after a fatal clash. The scene shows the caribou’s struggle as it slowly moved with the wolf trapped, while a companion bull waited nearby.
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Europe
Russell E. Simpson
Pasadena
Germany
Los Angeles Times
Alaska
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Birch Creek
Circle Country
Panic as vipers escape haystack in Udine countryside
Farmers and residents of Udine sprinted for safety when hundreds of the region's only poisonous vipers emerged from beneath a haystack in a farmhouse courtyard. Women and peasants armed with spades and scythes battled the snakes, killing about 50 before a further adder was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Italy
Attacks and Aftermath Plague a War-Torn Village
The text describes a series of attacks with women aiding by opening doors for men. Peasants strike the haystack again while snakes retreat. The dead remain unburied on the battlefield.
English Author Turns Arab in Africa
Richard Hughes, author of A High Wind In Jamaica, has been traced to Africa where he is said to have adopted Arab attire and customs. He reports having gathered native companions including Arabs and dogs and notes he has given up trousers for robes.
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Richard Hughes
Jamaica
Africa
Did Harry Propose in Flowery Language Or Not
A playful exchange centers on a marriage proposal. One person says yes, another says they nipped it in the bud, signaling a cautious approach to the question. The fragment hints at interpersonal tensions without revealing further details.
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Harry
Bayer Aspirin Headache Relief Ad Nonsense
An advertisement urges immediate relief from headaches and pains with Bayer Aspirin. It claims quick action for headaches neuralgia neuritis and throat infection and advises finding the Genuine Bayer label on the box.
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Bayer
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Wid Leombertx
Jerold
Leven
Middleton
Harmen
Caldwell
Federal Farm Relief Board
Hanford
Fangea
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Cree & Chaffey
Californe
Mearns
Bickwood
Qeden
Dr. Fierce
J M. Wells
Sulven Ave
Pierce
Inealids
Rutalo
Colorado
Idaho State Legislature
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Garfield
Fers
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