Idaho News Notes Report Regional Industry And Infrastructure
Idaho's hydro plants reach 270000 horsepower with potential over 5 million. NAMPA ships 40 lambs per carload to eastern markets and more than 40 destined for shipment. Emmett reports Andy Little wool clip about 1 million pounds sold at 26 1 8 to 34 1 2 cents. Blackfoot notes dairying and poultry export tallies include butter 22 million pounds and 310 cars of eggs. Burley hatching turkey eggs achieved at Oakley hatchery. Payette to host 1930 Idaho Federation convention at Payette Lakes Inn in June. Boise reports road conditions on Lowman hill passable with snow at Clear Creek summit. Preston-Whitney reservoir to hold 7000 acre feet of water in six weeks. Caldwell Egg Producers Association reports 70146 cases eggs in 1928 with net sales $624643. Twin Falls to open three summer scout camps. Camp Shoshone opens June 16. Boise Johnson and Deatley win three of four highway contracts in north Idaho. Blackfoot celebrates 50th anniversary of the valley railroad arrival with large crowd expected June 20. Boise river water drawdown shows reservoir margins. Jackson Lake ready to hold flood flow. Henry’s Lake trout eggs numbered 4.25 million for state distribution. A million and a half trout from these eggs replanted in upper Snake river.
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Feeding the Dairy Herd for Profit A South Dakota bulletin
A South Dakota State College bulletin argues dairy profits rise when grain is fed to match milk production. It warns against both underfeeding and overfeeding, noting overfeeding wastes carbohydrates and stresses adjusting grain as production changes.
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Utah Wildlife and Road News Roundup
Nearly 3000 trout were planted in Hobble Creek by the Springville Fish and Game Association led by Henry Weight. Weed campaigns run in Mapleton Springville and American Fork using calcium chlorate. Snows lighter at Mt Baldy ranger station and creek bed changes may require bridge work. Utah reports cattle permit losses but sheep permits rise. dairy judging rules issued. Draper hosts Poultry Day with 1000 visitors. Rock slide near Baxter Pass threatens Uintah railroad track. Provo paving expands with state county funding. County weed eradication receives state support. Vernal wool shipments head to Craig Colorado. Utah roads mostly good but some passes closed. park district roads good with several reconstructions underway.
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Ogden
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Eleventh North Street
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Coalville
Summit County
David Sharp, Jr
Weeda
Uintah County Farm Bureau
Craig
Moffat Railway
Off Flavors in Cream from Weeds and Surroundings
Off flavors in cream arise from seeds and weeds such as wild onion garlic leek sweet clover and rhyweed. Flavors absorb from surroundings including oil gasoline and vegetables and bacterial contamination can produce stale cheesy yeasty bitter or acid notes. Keeping cows out of polluted pastures and maintaining clean handling plus cooling cream to 50 degrees Fahrenheit after separation and frequent deliveries helps prevent quality loss.
Ventilation advice for stable to prevent damp walls
A. M. Goodman of the New York State College of Agriculture urges farmers to install a ventilation system in stables now. He describes building an out-take flue from the mow floor to the eaves, with a nonrestrictive draft height of about fourteen inches above the floor and extending to at least eighteen inches below the roof peak.
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A. M. Goodman
New York State College of Agriculture
Real Test of Milking Machines on Dairy Farms
Actual performance on dairy farms shows milking machines save labor in medium and large herds and are widely adopted by top dairy farmers. Objections based on production are unlikely if machines are well handled and in good mechanical condition. Compared with skilled hand milking, machines offer no production advantage.
Dairy Feed Costs Show High Producers Are More Efficient
In Stevenson County Indiana a dairy experiment found high producing cows averaging 11 195 pounds of milk cost 63 cents to produce per 100 pounds while poorer producers averaging 4 080 pounds cost $1 05. The ten cow herd was partly purebred and partly grade Holsteins, suggesting poorer cows are the costliest.
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Iinels
Government Tests Value of Paper Mulch
Government plant experts are testing paper mulch after successful experimental use. The concept, suggested by a Hawaiian pineapple grower, uses impregnated paper to suppress weeds while letting shoots emerge. Trials in truck patches nationwide await thorough study before an official report.
Aluminum Oil Tank Research Aids corrosion resistant storage
Aluminum tanks are being sized to store oil that contains sulphur, aiming to resist corrosion and reduce frequent tank renewal in the field. Dr Edwin Hulme McIlvain of a Philadelphia industry’s employment service suggests mixed nationality teams boost output compared with single nationality crews.
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Edwin Hulme McIilvain
Philadelphia
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Peggy Joyce Discusses Adventurers With Reporter
The actress Peggy Joyce joked with a girl reporter about adventurers and predators, noting that men “comb er that there are tiger films.”
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Comber
On a single winged word hath hung the destiny of nations
Quote from Weéendell Phillips about words and national fate. The line reflects how a single utterance or message can shape political outcomes and alter the course of nations.
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Weéendell Phillips
Napoleon and the Regent Diamond and Yorkminster Gospel fragment
The piece notes Napoleon's belief in diamonds bringing fortune with the Regent diamond funding his ascent to emperor. It mentions the Regent diamond later set in his sword hilt. It also highlights an Anglo-Saxon gospel copy as Yorkminster's oldest relic in the cathedral.
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France
Yorkminster
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