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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
3
Albert Amer of Lexington Missouri reports a dairy surprise as his cow birthed triplets just one day old, a rarity cattle experts say occurs about once in 100,000 births.
Do it yourself holidays sweep British Columbia inviting families to camp, picnic, and explore nature. The piece celebrates outdoor living, fresh air, wildlife education, and shared activities across campsites, auto courts, lakes, and scenic routes with government info for details.
The Sergeant's Dog Care Center of Richmond Virginia advises not to pull live ticks from a dog. Kill ticks on the dog first with a suitable powder or liquid and wait 24 hours before combing them out. Repeat weekly to prevent re infestation.
A young woman with a portable radio stars in a June themed feature. June is National Portable Radio Month, sponsored by Eveready batteries, urging ownership and proper maintenance. The portable boom began in the late 1930s and gained new life with transistors. This year 14 million portable sets will be in use.
The Federal Civil Defense Administration urges every family to keep a seven day home food supply for emergencies known as Grandma's Pantry. The guide lists staple items and rotation tips, with quantities scaled to family size and notes on water, safety gear, and a portable radio for readiness.
A new soil fumigant Vapam, developed by Stauffer Chemical Company chemists, mixes with water and is sprayed to control weeds insects larvae and nematodes before planting flowers. LSU horticulturist John A Cox calls it as effective as an atomic weapon.
Straw-Steel Corpora tion unveils a mechanical hay-drying storage system that dries hay from about 35 percent moisture to 20 percent in under four days using a steel building and an electric fan. Early harvest hay yields higher quality feed and potential gains, with studies showing beef cattle gain up to a half pound per head and dairymen can save up to 90.80 dollars per head yearly by substituting leafy hay for part of grain concentrates.
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