Get One Good Cow and Build a Cash Dairy
The writer argues for shifting from raw commodity farming to dairy, bees, turkeys, and alfalfa. He urges buying one or two good cows, feeding and breeding them, to create a cash crop, steady payroll, and healthier farms. He notes transportation costs and soil fertility as barriers to direct selling.
Randolph Utah in 1870 Rich County origins and Indian pressures
1870 winter in Rich County Utah sees scarce snow as settlers face Indian incursions in Bear Lake valley. Laketown and Meadowville confront food demands, while early land surveys by T. C. Bailey and Joseph C. Rich lay out 20 acre head of family farms amid depredations. Rich County later named for Apostle Charles C. Rich.
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Rich County News
Laketown
Meadowville
Bear Lake Valley
Ira Nobeker
Josiah Tufts
Kimball Town
Salt Lake City
T. C. Bailey
Joseph C Rich
Paris
Rich County
Wasatch
Soda Springs
Rich
Richland Co
Charles C. Rich
Dairy Herd Growth Told by Local Farmer
A farmer recalls starting with one old cow and a calf six years ago and now possessing a thriving milk stock herd. He has sold ten steers for beef and notes profits have grown to over thirty head in six years, illustrating rapid herd expansion.
Horror of Burning Food for Fuel Across the Midwest
A dispatch reports thousands of Iowa and Nebraska farmers burning corn for fuel while cured corn sells for fractions of a dollar per pound. The piece condemns coal operators and their workers for profiteering as coal prices soar in Pittsburg and Cleveland, urging public outrage at high energy costs.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Pittsburg
Bear Lake expedition led by Brigham Young in 1864
Brigham Young and a party of twenty plus traveled to Bear Lake Bear River valleys in 1864. They passed Franklin Cache Valley Paris and St Charles meeting local settlers who aided the journey with supplies and help. The party tested crossings in the Liberty Canyon and noted rough roads and snow drifts along the way.
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Bear Lake
Bear River
Brigham Young
Froncer Heber C. Kimball
George A. Smith
John Taylor
Lot Smith
Franklin
Cache Valley
Cache
Pres
Young
Liberty Canyon
George A Smith
Paris
Saul Kimball
John W Taylor
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Notice for Publication of Homestead Proof in Idaho
Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho gives notice that George Bateman of Bloomington Idaho filed intent to make three year proof to establish his claim on section 21 township 14S range 43E Boise Meridian. Proved before United States Commissioner W Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho on November 22 1920. Witnesses Journal A Palmer William H Bateman Lorwick L Reese Peter Thompson all of Bloomington Idaho. J T Carruth Register.
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Paris
Idaho
Journal A. Palmer
William H. Bateman
Lorwick L. Reese
Peter Thompson
Bloomington
J. T. Carruth
Register
Teachers Examination Notice for Idaho Certificates
Public notice announces an examination for all grades of County and State Teachers Certificates on November 19 and 20, 1920, at the County Courthouse in Paris Idaho starting 8:30 a.m. on the listed days. Endorsement subjects will be offered the afternoon of the 20th. County teachers without Idaho certificates must attend. Spencer County Supt. of Schools.
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Paris
Idaho
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