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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
3
A report describes creating a simple homemade freezer from cinder blocks to store beef cherries and peas on a farm. It notes labor limits and advises on proper moisture proof packaging and safe storage to preserve quality.
An intestinal disease described as the most serious of its kind in the United States has struck numerous swine herds. Transmission gastroenteritis has wiped out pig crops on some farms and caused severe scouring dehydration and weight loss. No drug offers a standard treatment. prevention hinges on healthy breeding and isolating affected animals and premises.
A gardener seeks knee support features with a large base and rounded edges. The plan emphasizes sufficient slack in the cover to cushion knee rests and reduce strain during soil tasks.
University extension agronomists studied side-dressing corn with Red fertilizer in late June. The practice yielded about 80 extra 4 percent tons of corn oil per acre in Dane County, with nitrogen rates suggesting at least 40 per acre. results varied with soil fertility and conditions.
A critical view of Eddie Arcaro notes he wins many major stakes but loses often on lesser fields. The piece cites industry skepticism about his motives and the economics of his 10 percent cut, while praising his skill and pace sense. Regulars like Ted Atkinson and Colineri are favored in run of the day events.
Largemouth bass feed on insects small fish and crustaceans with young bass preferring water fleas. Southern bass grow faster but live shorter than northern fish, world record bass weighed over 22 pounds. Ducks Unlimited Canada reports ideal duck breeding conditions across Western Ontario to the Rocky Mountains. The text also notes long-standing persecution of beneficial hawks and profiles a Maine angler catching Atlantic salmon on light tackle. Melanism and albinism discussed with examples including white deer and a white pheasant.
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