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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
2
Prof. H. A. Bopper of New York State College of Agriculture argues cows deserve rest after lactation to maintain profits. He recommends two months for poor cows and at least six weeks for good cows, with mineral replacement and legume feeds to support dry periods.
An aid to cream keeping quality in summer is regulating the separator to deliver cream testing between 35 and 45 percent. Cooling is crucial as cream spoils faster, and fresh cream must not mix with older. Deliver cream at least three times weekly and protect it from heat during transit.
The text outlines methods to prevent onion flavor in milk and bitterweed in cream by cultural farming. It recommends cleaning land of onions using cultural methods, then using the land as temporary pasture during the season. Plowing every two years in fall reduces problems, with sweetclover clovers suitable grasses and lespedeza forming the temporary pasture mix.
Text outlines milk handling and barn planning to reduce losses and improve quality. It notes 32 to 30 feet barn width, insulated tanks for year round milk, and careful cow feeding tied to milk production. A New York herd association reports 137 cows deemed unprofitable sold, about 100 to butchers with herd owners profiting.
Beverly Hills column recalls mounting debts and market turmoil as wheat prices collapse after Farm Board actions. It critiques farmers for planting too much wheat while praising a suggested policy to curb cultivation and avoid oversupply, noting Russia Argentina and global factors shaping prices.
Worried husbands urged to use Fellows Syrup to cure weariness and nerves at home. Ad claims the product restores energy, improves health for work, play, meals, and sleep, with early doses beginning transformation. Sold by druggists following a doctor’s prescription used for years.
A dialogue vignette centers on a tense courtship as one speaker contemplates romance despite the price. The cost of a single lesson, eighteen dollars, hints at financial strain and emotional stakes in the developing relationship.
The exchange between an admiring supporter and Senator Sorghum features a vow for proper quotation in local papers. The senator emphasizes staying within reach of his hometown media footprint and authentic reporting.
A fragment suggests parents may object to their daughter's young man, arguing that mild resistance could heighten courtship. The remark frames parental stance as a social dynamic in matchmaking.
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