News Notes Privilege to Live in Malad and Idaho Dairying Rise
Dairying becomes Idaho’s leading industry with Malad valley farmers earning 131.98 dollars from milk in 1928. Gooding seeks record ewe among local flocks. Boise allocates 350000 dollars for Blackfoot asylum unit to ease congestion, plus 5000 dollars in budget. Ashton’s Fred Printz wins 13th annual American dog derby in 1 hour 58 minutes 19 seconds. Burley installs 64-foot airway beacon as night flights near Salt Lake route loom. Twin Falls reports Pioneer Cow Testing leaders and high butterfat average 27.6 pounds per cow, with 61 milk. Rural routes hampered by frozen roads. bulk material being moved now. Pocatello bankers urged to aid farmers at agricultural conference. Salmon sheepmen organize 1929 wool pool with 50 flocks and 20,000 fleeces. Lemhi County pool offers selling agent appointments through March 5. Lemhi yields 600,000 pounds wool annually. Boise reservoir Deer Flat may fill to 177,000 acre-feet if cold weather holds. canal capacity 3000 acre-feet daily. Hailey reports Sawtooth snow below normal with lower elevations seeing more snow, runoff uncertain. Boise crowd confronts bombastic crow roost: over a million crows refused roost near Lake Lowell after dynamite planted by Ada County Fish and Game to save ducks.
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Utah Legislature Adopts Broad Range of Bills in Closing Regular Session
Lawmakers move through a long final week with multiple measures touching mortuary trade tax exempt securities and state administration. Proposals seek wage rules for prisoners hospital and library governance and livestock and railroad regulations while scrutiny of public records and tax delinquency filings intensifies.
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Salt Lake to Los Angeles Air Service Expands and Skier Sets Record
Western Air Express has installed six large passenger planes serving the Salt Lake to Los Angeles route this year. A ski event in Salt Lake saw Kalmar Andreasen soar 9 feet to break the Utah record of 86 feet at Rasmussen's Parley Canyon ranch.
Seasonal dishes and desserts from a 1929 household guide
A 1929 Western Newspaper sample offers practical winter recipes. Spareribs with sauerkraut, squash or pumpkin pie, apricot roll, egg desserts, and cocoa coconut cream are featured. Also included are pineapple ice cream and a chocolate mousse, with step by step prep instructions and serving tips.
Idaho Legislature Weighs Tax Bills and Reform Measures
The 20th Idaho legislative session focuses on tax issues including gasoline taxes and revenue sources. Bills affect dairy, margarine licensing, search warrants, sheriff funding, anti cigarette advertising, and irrigation, game, education, water contamination, road and vehicle regulations, and county fair financing with various proposed voter qualifications and penalties.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Helps Stomach Gas Quickly
A cited remedy claims to neutralize gas and relieve sour stomach in a short time. It says the preparation calms digestion and is suitable for children, with physicians noting the product neutralizes many times its volume in acid. Emphasizes using genuine Phillips and warns imitators do not act the same.
Castorla the trusted remedy for restless babies
The ad promotes Castorla Castorla a vegetable baby remedy claimed to ease colic constipation diarrhea and stomach upset with drops on demand. It asserts doctors recommend it for infants and that it is safe for use day or night and available at every drugstore.
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