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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

6

Jane McCrea’s Death Stirred Patriots To Rebellion

In July 1777 Jane McCrea, age 23, was killed by Native American forces allied with Burgoyne near Fort Edward. Her brutal death fueled Patriot morale, spurred recruitment, and became a potent propaganda rallying cry as American forces fought toward Saratoga and eventual victory.

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Idaho Briefs Spark Diverse State Happenings

A collection of short reports from Idaho towns notes Salmon river surveys with rubber boats, oil drilling reaches 3000 feet, a German legacy for farmer Middleton, railway bridge repairs in Idaho Falls, and a future mall move in Twin Falls. Other items cover drownings, state forestry flights, memorial drives, road work, fairs, creameries, and civic events across cities like Moscow, Boise, Pocatello, Rexburg, and Coeur D Alene.

Driggs Middleton W. P. Marenholtz Germany Idaho Falls Twin Falls Rogerson Cloverdale Knox Snake River Valley Bolse A. Breshears Ridenbaugh State Land Board Idaho American Legion Pew Canal Whintry Rose Lake Moscow University of Idaho Idaho Lodge Filer Lincoln County Boise Sawtooth Park Twin Falla The Nazarene Church Blackfoot Rble Rexburg Parma Hagerman U. S Washington Big Lost River State Department of Reclamation United States Twin State Highway Bureau Pocatello Lolo Pass Coeur D’alene Idaho State Medical Association

Summer feeding boosts dairy profits says Cornell expert

New York dairymen are urged to feed grain to milk cows on pasture during summer to maintain high production. Professor F B Morrison of Cornell notes modern high yield cows require more feed than a simple pasture provides. He recommends about 18 percent protein grain, one pound per three pounds of Jersey and Guernsey milk or one to four for other breeds to sustain milk output during pasture shortages.

New York F. B. Morrison Cornell University Saya Morrison Jersey Guernsey

Grinding Roughage for Cows Saves All Waste

Three Bedford dairy herd association members grind roughage. Tester Williard Straw says the practice eliminates nearly all waste. Carl Armstrong’s Kendall county herd placed second with 747 pounds milled monthly using soybean hay and dairy feed with silage and homegrown grains. George Smith, Kendall county, next month averaged 706 pounds feeding 84 percent commercial dairy feed with ground millet, barley, clover hay, and silage.

Bedford Dairy Herd Improvement Association Williard Straw Carl Armstrong Kendall County Mlinals George Smith

Blood test rules for cattle breeding across states

Several states require a blood test for breeding cattle entering. North Carolina led, followed by Georgia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Oklahoma Indiana Iowa Ohio Texas and West Virginia. Ohio borders many with such requirements. Minnesota New Jersey Pennsylvania South Dakota and Oregon ban entry of cattle that test positive.

North Carolina Georgia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Oklahoma Indiana Iowa Ohio Texas West Virginia Minnesota New Jersey Pennsylvania South Dakota Oregon

Indigestion Relief with Phillips Milk of Magnesia

Many believe they suffer indigestion but it may be an acid condition quickly corrected by Phillips Milk of Magnesia. The anti acid restores digestion in minutes, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents late discomfort. A pleasant preparation that neutralizes excess stomach acid.

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