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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

2

Americans Train for Convoy Command in Meaux School

Paris Meaux hosts 15 Americans joining 150 French officers in an intensive three week course to become transport officers in the French army. The program blends theory and hands on work with cannons and convoy drills, including map led movements and vehicle maintenance, under Lt de Kersauson supervision.

Paris Ambulance French Army Transportation Service Meaux de Kersauson California Leutenant New York Sun France Charles Freeborn Allan Muhr Philadelphia Henry Iselin George Struby Denver A. Douglas Dodge New York B. Read New Jersey William Bigelow

Unrest in Germany as Submarine Campaign Proceeds

Private German reports show growing dissatisfaction with the submarine war and political results. Despite promises of quick victory, England holds firm and the public questions the war’s aims as the United States and Brazil enter the conflict.

Copenhagen Germany England France United States Brazil Gericapy Europe Owith Whit Wold

Seminary Graduates Fast Leave for War

New York reports that only two of forty three graduates from Union Theological Seminary received diplomas as the rest joined the military. Several graduates took officer roles at Plattsburg or served in Europe, with many engaging in spiritual work under Rev Dr. Thomas C Hull.

New York Union Theolecteny Seminary YMCHA Field Aeertelcy Plattsburg Europe Thomas C Hull

Husband and Wife Enlist at Navy Recruiting Station

In Chester Pennsylvania Mrs Jamenit Domnelly led her husband to a naval recruiting station. He enlisted as a machinist and she joined as a chief yeoman.

Chester Jamenit Domnelly

Watering for a thriving garden and tidy window boxes

Practical notes urge thorough watering to moisten soil and support roots, using wash suds for plant care. Recommend Coleus for windows, with gray Centaurea and Golden Feather Pyrethrum for color. Emphasize sturdy supports for dahlias, green paint on stakes, and tidy geranium beds by removing spent blossoms.

E. van Benthuysen Coleus

Veranda Box Rose Planting Instructions From Old Guide

Practical notes describe building a 15 by 10 inch veranda box filled with drainage, clay for firmness, and well rotted manure. Plant roses 6 inches apart for te nroses and twice for hybrids, water when dry, and prune to strong buds. In fall, lift roses, bury with manure, and replant next spring.

Borean Tech

Plan for a convenient calf barn with loose pens

The article from Wy CC Hayden Ohio Experiment Station outlines a 30 by 40 foot barn plan to keep calves and yearlings in four pens of 12 by 14 feet. It includes a 10 foot feed room, a 5 foot feed alley, six stanchions, four foot high partitions, gates, and adjustable dimensions for size, with ventilation emphasized.

Hayden Ohio

Roughage feeding for dairy cows boosts forage value

Dairy expert from Ohio experiments rejects exclusive roughage feeding. Relatively cheap hay corn and stover, when combined with limited grains, prevent digestive issues. Soybean hay rivals alfalfa, clover exceeds costs. Timothy hay aids milk production in small amounts.

Hayden Ohlo

Silo of Great Importance Improves Dairy and Beef Costs

Practical dairymen who use silos report eight to ten cents saved per pound of butterfat in production. Beef feeders note savings of $1 to $1.50 per hundred pounds. Feeding experiments support these claims and silage is valued at 4 to 6 tons per year under normal conditions, rising with higher feed costs. Farmers cite average corn ensilage cost at about $2.75 per ton. The inability to do without a silo appears more critical than the decision to build one.

Cause of Bull's Ugliness Explained in Rural Advice

The note argues keeping a bull confined in a small yard makes him ugly and irritable. A daily rum in a good-sized yard will produce a gentle, productive bull. Selling a bull merely because of age is foolish if he is still useful and not poor in quality.

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