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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
7
The piece argues beet tops pulp and molasses have equal feed value to hay or grain and that beet by-products plus manure create added profits. It notes Utah Idaho Sugar Co cooperation with farmers to feed cattle, improve soil, and promote beet production in 1929 for greater cattle feed and farm returns.
Byron Defenbach the Idaho state treasurer announces a sale of state treasury notes totaling one million dollars dated April 16 1929 maturing April 16 1930 with no prior payment option and interest not exceeding six percent bids due by 10 am mountain time on April 4 sealed bids require a 20000 dollar certified check and bidders may indicate minimum and maximum note amounts notes payable to bearer may be registered and paid at National Park Bank New York City. the state may divide the issue among bidders and notes printed at cost not to exceed 50 dollars.
Slats' Diary begins a weekly humorous feature for young readers. The entry recounts a Friday mishap where a rock hit a woman's dress and a tense apology followed. It notes the narrator's attempt to tell the truth and a sore reaction. The Saturday snippet mentions a mischief involving pa and a moosepaper with Wicki for.
A diary style entry covers a chaotic week with sugar beet farming notes, roosters from the city attending an affarr, a Sunday school teaching on probation, and blisters over costs. It mentions a party with a new girl, a kiss on the porch, and modern girls being forward. Includes chewing gum at school, a worried wife, and a note on poultry breeding and trap nesting to increase productivity.
Douglas Sculley of the Utah Idaho Sugar Co says beet conditions are ideal with severe cold eradicating bugs and heavy snow moistening the ground. He believes a record breaking crop should be produced if other factors stay favorable.
The Post presents an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson on the real meaning behind St. Patrick's Day traditions. It explores the shamrock symbol and Patrick's nationality, inviting readers to learn about the holiday's origins and customs.
A farming guide discusses weeding out unprofitable hens by bookkeeping and trap nesting. Borderline layers consume as much or more than they yield in eggs, yet are hard to cull with ordinary methods. Systematic record keeping reveals which birds pay for their keep and which should head to market.
The article argues trap nesting adds work but yields accurate yearly egg production data. It explains using numbered leg bands and daily records to identify top layers and guide breeding stock, noting long term cash dividends justify the extra labor.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. will sponsor educational meetings in Montpelier on March 22 and Paris on March 23 at 1 30 p m. Douglas Stalley and John Haynes will speak, aiming to help farmers with local agricultural problems. The sessions seek strong farmer turnout and practical guidance.
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