Citizens Military Camps Grow as a National Asset
The National Republic notes the tenth anniversary of Citizens Military Camps and their spread from New England to California. Camps foster democracy and citizenship, mix city and rural youths, emphasize work and patriotism, and attract support from families, educators, clergy, and business leaders. For 192? the program trains 37,500 boys, aiming for 100,000 annually. the War Department funds camps nationwide.
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America
Hancock Adams
The
National Republic
Plattsburg
Unce Sam
New England
California
War “Department
Congress
War Department
Idaho Counties Show Population Rise Across State
Twenty five Idaho counties reveal an aggregate population increase of 5577 from 1920 to 1930 raising total county population to 279 804. Shoshone and Jerome counties report the largest gains with Shoshone up from 114 250 to 19 055 and Jerome from 5 729 to 8 361.
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Boise
Idaho
Jerome
Shoshone
Benewah
Bonner
Boundary
Kootenai
Bannock
Bingham
Adams
Caribou
Franklin
Bear Lake
Blaine
Lincoln
Minidoka
Power
Latah
Ada
Elmore
Owyhee
Twin Falls
Teton
Bonneville
Cleanliness boosts poultry profits across farms
Government authorities cite a Missouri test showing hatchery chicks raised under clean brooder conditions achieved 89.? percent. 304000 chicks out of 342000 placed were raised with savings of 12853 dollars and labor costs reduced by 17145 dollars. Pullets then yielded 2.66 dollars per unit above feed cost versus 1.86 for ordinary methods. The industry united under Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits to promote early chicks, clean range, proper feed, and sanitary broiler housing.
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Missouri
Canning Corn on the Cob With Pressure Cooker Tips
Mrs. Wilbur E Fribley outlines a winter solution to enjoy corn on the cob via pressure cooker canning. Emphasizing small ears three or four inches, quick blanching, and sterilized jars, she cites USDA Bulletin 1471 and warns against overfilling jars and inadequate headspace.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kallorg
Astports
Bern Brevities Highlights of Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs Walter Buhler of Brigham City Utah visited Bern last Wednesday. Mrs Eliza Bacon and Mrs Achie Freeman of Noonan visited Mrs Oneal Kunz. Mr and Mrs Leon Knight of Los Angeles recently married in Salt Lake temple visited Bern last week. Mrs Knight formerly Nora Kunz, daughter of Mr and Mrs David J Kunz. A shower for the newlyweds was held at Henry Kunz’s home. The couple will move to Burley. Bishop Robert Schmid and Parley Kunz visited Geneva for the sale of the Master Library and A New Comprehensive History of the Church. Oliver and Loran Kunz of Shelley visited Bern over the week end. Dale Brimhall, Ruth Parker and Miss Lewis of Paris visited Lakeview. Cafe now open for summer season at Fish Haven under new management.
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Walter Buhler
Brigham City
Ugah
Bern
Eliza Bacon
Achie Freeman
Noonan
Oneal Kunz
Leon Knight
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Temple
Ple
Burley
Robert Schmid
Parley Kunz
Geneva
Oliver
Loran Kunz
Shelley
Dale Brimhall
Ruth Parker
Miss Lewis
Paris
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Evanston
Kemmerer
Smithfield
Woodruff
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York
J. Wendell Stucks
Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Co
Jane
Randolph
Utah
Adams Sheep Co
Provo
Alex Moss
American Legion
Rodeo Park
FT. Douglas
Wilbur E. Fribley
Household Science Institute
Son
Lakeview Cafe
Fish Haven
Shepherd Clothing Store
Studebaker
Ira Peterson
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