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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
3
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a ready anti acid for stomach discomfort. It claims a spoonful neutralizes multiple acid volumes instantly and relieves sourness quickly, suitable for children and available at drug stores.
Nobel prizes are increasing yearly with the 1929 awards set at $46,192 each, up from $41,937 in 1928. The main fund yields $34,100 annually, with one tenth combined with the principal. The prize committee uses a quarter for general expenses and the remainder for prizes, offering a substantial reward to future laureates.
In Rockland Maine Charlie Emery a police officer trains a pig to dig clams by rooting at the clam frames and pecking at roots to find genuine mollusks. The pig reportedly drinks soda pop and eats candy as part of the routine.
Nine states have enacted old-age pension legislation. The list includes Montana Nevada Wisconsin Kentucky Massachusetts Colorado Minnesota Wyoming and Utah.
Mars Hina Grees of Route 3 Box 63 Denison Texas writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and associated products improved her nervousness and constipation allowing her to resume all kinds of work. She endorses the medicines and recommends them to others seeking relief.
County assessors report total valuations at 362,788,019 for 44 Idaho counties. Bennie Brown swims six miles from Aberdeen Lake to Shoreview in 3 hours 20 minutes. Fifteen fires sparked by a storm hit the Salmon forest while one blaze burns in the area and hazard is high. The Milton Freewater prune movement pressures a near market flow of 100 carloads daily by week end. State debt drops nearly 600,000 in two years. highway notes paid off. Sawtooth park improvements planned in Blaine County include bridges on Wood River and Trail Creek and road work. Highway conditions improve from Burley to Twin Falls and Mountain Home to Boise. Yellowstone highway upgrades underway. Sage hen hunting notes few birds, urging preservation. heavy sage hen movement continues from Galena summit. Timber policy aims for logs of 10-foot length, end top diameters 10-12 inches for yellow pine. Tourist travel grows. Yellowstone registrations exceed last year by 156,000 with record attendances at park points.
Advice from L. M. Hurd of the New York State College of Agriculture on pullet care. Provide mash and grain from twelve weeks, ensure constant outdoor access to water, range, and shade, and limit protein to avoid stunting. Maintain fat reserves for strong early lay per Cornell experiments.
Summers are tough for egg quality but can be overcome. Remove the mate birds to ensure fertile eggs are produced. Do not wash dirty eggs to avoid rapid aging. keep clean eggs by providing ample clean nesting material and careful handling.
Poultry notes urge twice daily egg collection and ample fresh water during hot months. Crowding at the feed hopper stunts chick growth and lice and mites multiply in heat. Use green feed, many troughs, open high windows, and treat roosts with nicotine sulphate for lice and creosote for mites.
Utah 1928 orchard and fruit crops value 2.25 million dollars with Layton cherries and Midvale infant industry praise. Utah growers ship pheasants from Emery to Price, and Gideon Basil reports a 40 bushel per acre wheat yield. Fire reports, road repairs, and trout plantings accompany notes from Vernal to Ogden on fire costs and canning season.
The Washington Star notes that the Salvation Army does not disclose worker numbers but operates worldwide through hotels depots and shelters providing nearly 11 million beds and over 20 million meals annually plus homes for women and children and farms for the unemployed with emigration assistance.
The tale notes Noah constructing an ark by his own means rather than seeking funding or support from government sources.
The twelfth century Ferrara cathedral in Italy is in danger of collapse. City authorities urge the government to dispatch engineers to plan immediate strengthening as the central nave shows potential failure. Engineers question whether supporting columns can last days.
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