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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
2
West Indian Tree Gives Milk to Natives
A tree in the West Indies, known to locals as hynahya, reportedly yields milk. The article cites miscellaneous folklore and observations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Hynahya
Gems of Thought Quote Bundle
A compact collection of literary maxims and reflections. The author cites Shakespeare Far rar Cowper and Cowper on truth and freedom, with remarks on sympathy guiding more good than toil. It reads as a miscellany of aphoristic wisdom and moral observation.
A Sneezing Talkie Scene and Chorus Girl Scar
A quirky item notes a sneeze during filming a talkie and a scar on a chorus girl’s cheek. It also mentions a blister on a politician’s tongue and a bloodhound’s cold head as odd details in a scattered column. A Toosé hint and a missing semicolon in an indictment mix whimsy with legal oddities.
Plant Disease Causes Major Damage in U S and Canada
Plant disease damage in the United States runs about half a billion dollars annually, per Dr RoJ Hashell plant pathologist. In Canada losses average around 15000 pounds English annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roj Hashell
Department of Agricultre
Canada
True dyes offer easy use for vivid dyeing
True dyes promise simple application with Diamond Dyes for dresses drapes and lingerie. The copy claims rich even colors that resist spotting and washing and credits a long 80 year reputation and pure anilines as the secret to quality and ease.
Farmers weigh vaccination value for cholera in pigs
Extension specialist notes vaccination depends on pig thrift and sanitary conditions. Better results occur with clean pens, proper diet, and well managed herds, while stressed or dirty conditions reduce vaccine effectiveness and raise outbreak risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate College Nelieverm
Stuart
Creosored Planks Proposed for Hog House Floor
A suggestion favors using creosoted lumber for hog house floors and framing to resist ground moisture and termites. Options include pressure creosoted lumber, tank creosoted lumber, or heavy creosote coats, with price and availability varying by locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enginy
Wise Farmers Raise Colts For Future Needs
Wise farmers should raise colts carefully to meet future needs. Feed the foal beyond milk, start nibbling grain at four weeks, and gradually increase allowance. Exercise the youngster daily with the mare during the day while mothers are away, preventing overexertion. Maintain steady care to ensure healthy growth.
Live Stock Facts For Winter Feeding And Management
Farmers and stockmen should plan for winter by focusing on high protein feeds and efficient gain. Nebraska tests show alfalfa pasture with corn for hog feeding yields good fattening results, while lime sulfur dip helps control hog mange when warm and used per container directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Playground urged in Utah across multiple towns
Utah brief roundup notes Springville marks eightieth birthday homecoming. Salt Lake reports city directory population 180 407 including nearby communities. Ogden and surrounding areas discuss land, playgrounds, and forest reserve status. Various towns note harvests, school enrollments, regulations, and civic events with local officials and agencies cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Emery
Spring Glen
Salt Lake
Oxden
Vrnce
Oxdep
Gisien
Sate Lake
Wasatch Natonal Forest
Granddaddy Lake
Ineo Forester
Ogden
Lury
Furudngton
Diaz
Kaysville
J. F. Martinez
Weber County Farm Bureau
mMnagor
Bull Lake
Parowan
Yarowan
Cedar City
Minersville
Provost Mathews
South Jordan
Gothlly
Smithfield
Logan
Benson
Fillmore
Gioria Sorensen
Provo
Utah
Idaho
Elwood Mead
Deer Creek
Salit Lake
Ut- al
Tremonton—Seey
Welling
Dern
Roxetter County
Brigham City
Utah Charners’ Association
Stah
Wm. Lader
Bountiful
Ingan
Pastures and Legume Hay Cut Dairy Costs in North Carolina
A. C. Kimrey of North Carolina State college urges dairymen to boost pastures and legume hay to cut milk production costs. He notes grass as the cheapest nutrient source and cites North Carolina farms achieving about $7 per acre monthly return from pasture grazing. Pastures also aid growing young stock and improve land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
Kimrey
Halley
Ex Service Amen
Nampa
Dr. Garnty
Idaho Country Club
Horse, Caldwell
Emmett
Ontario
Payette
Omyor and
Interstate Finance Corporation of
Thebo, State and Andersen, Inc
Pocatello
Boise
Pacific Northwest
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Montpelier
Rainbow Rod and Gun Club
Bennington
Gooding
Norman Wood
University of Oregon
Harvard University
Idaho Falls Foulmers
Snake River
Bouise
Nids
Kamiah
Caldwell
New York
Kouskia
Chicago
Rupert
Montgomery Bridge
Buhl
Idaho
St. Anthony
Anay H. Peterson
C. C. Singleton
Bannock
Moscow
Pacific Coast
Department of Education
Southrn
Proper Sterilization of All Dairy Utensils
Advice on sterilizing dairy utensils in farm dairies without steam. Boiling water works only if truly boiling. electric heaters reduce complaints at a dairy with wired buildings. When boiling is impractical, sterilizing solutions using hypochlorites are recommended. follow package directions and change frequency strictly.
Dairy Notes on Calf Rearing and Cow Management
Practical guidance on raising calves and feeding dry cows. Emphasizes early butcher date for old cows, grain during dry periods, hay for calves, and gradual introduction to grain and straw. Warns summer feed shortages and stresses clean quarters, timely breeding feeding, and avoiding pasture neglect before calving.
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