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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

5

Bull Associations Boost Profits In Missouri Counties

Two years after a Webster County Missouri bull association formed and a year after Wright and Douglas counties joined, the groups cut cow to bull ratios from 17 to 1 and 10 to 1 to about 60 cows per bull. Average bull value rose from listed stock to about 274 each, nearly four times higher. Investments per farmer rose modestly, yet bulls became much more valuable. Purebred cows increased from 2 to 95 in Webster and from 0 to 12 in Wright-Douglas, signaling progress and future potential.

United States Department of Agriculture UN Bull Association Webster County Wright and Douglas Wright and Douglas ST Aereds Co-Operative Association Whett Dough Association Missouri Wright-Douglas Webster Wright County Douglas Associa- Associas Nwinbergs Szig Ari Enna Aeesecsacersace

Success with young stock and dairy cattle breeding

The text argues that breeding good dairy cattle requires careful feeding of stock bought or bred. It notes many beginners fail due to improper feeding, not breeding, and suggests locating farmers who raise their own young stock as those succeeding in animal husbandry.

Imported butter drives large dairy imports here

The foreign dairy efficiency largely explains the high volume of imported butter. Denmark reports annual butter production per cow, while the average cow here yields under 150 pounds.

Denmark

What to Eat And Simple Dishes From The Kitchen Cabinet

The article offers practical recipes including Fish Soup and Creole Stew with beef or chicken, okra, and rice. It also describes Apple Gelatin and notes cautions about preparing soups and dishes. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is quoted on character as the result of cultivating noble qualities.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Thrifty Weeknight Dishes From Old Time Kitchen Menu

A collection of simple fare including Squaw Dish Prune Pudding Poached Eggs With Cheese Sauce and Alsatian Pot Dinner. Recipes call for bacon corn prunes eggs cream cheese and pork with vegetables in a slow oven or hot kettle for family meals.

Ruined Mexican Churches Restored Amid Mixed Architecture

A Monterey correspondent notes Mexico will restore church properties seized during revolutions and rehabilitate damaged edifices. Many sanctuaries served as barracks. valuable objects were stolen by vandals. The Valenciana church in Guanajuato showcases mixed Christian Moorish Indian styles and lavish treasures, including a gold baptismal font and an ornate altar.

Vontérey Mex Mexico Monterey New York Sun Valenciana Guanajuato

War Heroes Receive Legacies From Alsatian Benefactor

In Paris in 1902 the Alsatian Metzger left 860 francs for five soldiers distinguished in the great war to reunite Alsace Lorraine with France. The recipients, all Medaille Militaire and Legion of Honor holders, included two still in the army, a upholsterer son, and two farmers.

Paris Alsney-Lorraine France Metzger St. Germain Medaille Miltaire Legion of Honor wbe_army

Record Wheat Farms Grow to Northwest’s Largest Acreage

Walla Walla Washington Henry Vincent the Eureka Flat wheat grower has expanded to an 82000 acre wheat farm, possibly the Northwest’s largest. The operation uses 89 drills 42 harrows five steam ploughs and five combined harvesters with 600 mules and horses plus hired labor. The article notes risks of soil depletion and suggests crop diversification.

Walla Walla, Wash Henry Vincent Eureka Flat Northwest Vincent Georgina

Wireless image and message transmission tested in Norway

In Christiania a chief engineer unveiled a wire and cable system to transfer handwriting and pictures over near unlimited distances. The method uses alternating current for synchronous sending and receiving and promises higher speed and lower costs with no new wires required.

Christiania Norway Hergood Peterson Reriment Telegraph Service Pétérson

Bulldog Attacks Woman In Hotel Lobby. Dog Killed

Mrs. Abel Levitus, injured by a bulldog that clung to her leg for over five minutes in a Chicago North Side hotel lobby, was hospitalized. Attempts by bystanders to pry the dog loose failed. the animal was shot by the proprietor after security efforts proved ineffective.

Chicago Abel Levitus

Buddhist Dean Returns After 1000 Days on Lake Biwa Islet

Rev. Kojin Yoshiza of an Osaka temple completed a 1000 day solitary vigil on a Lake Biwa islet. He traveled back to Osaka after the long endurance retreat and prayer period.

Osaka Japan Kojin Yoshiza Lake Biwa

The Story of Our States and Ohio’s Place in History

An overview of Northwest Territory history, the French and English claims, and Ohio’s path to statehood. It covers treaties, population growth, and the origin of the name Ohio and its Buckeye nickname.

Northwest Territory Ohio Allegheny River Mississippi Pittsburgh Cairo St. Olin Buckeye

The History of Louisiana in Early Colonial Times

A compact survey traces Louisiana from early sixteenth century exploration by Alvarez de Pineda and De Soto to La Salle’s 1682 claim, the 1718 founding of New Orleans, the Mississippi Bubble era with John Law, the 1763 transfer to England, to the 1803 U S purchase and statehood in 1812, noting the pelican emblem of the Pelican State.

Louisiana Alvarez de Pineda de Soto Mississippi la Salle Louis XIV New Orleans Company of the West John Law France Law Brance England New Orlens Seulemants Spain United States Orleans

Best Get Rich Quick Scheme Proven By Honest Work

The piece argues there is no guaranteed shortcut to success and sustained effort builds market trust. It stresses that after a winning article earns readers, new pieces must prove their merit through consistent labor. The message champions persistent, honest work over flashy schemes.

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