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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1951
Page
3
The article discusses that near record crop yields will push farmers to use trench or pit silos. It notes advantages such as easy filling and low construction costs, but warns of major drawbacks including spoilage if not cared for and high building costs. It urges farmers to consult local agents for guidance.
Vacationists who visit the forests may wish for a summer home, and the forest service notes opportunities as a national policy. Permits for home building are not yet issued for lake shores, streams, or scenic areas, where priority lies with public access and preservation.
Rampton Brollerman Industry requests scrap iron from worn out furnaces to support the Bry PP Cleanup Program. The ancak program uses scrap iron to aid defense preparations and related tasks.
A reflective piece critiques the obsession with victory in American college football, noting coaches like Earl Blaik and the culture of win at any cost. It questions recruitment, pay, and class attendance amid wartime teams and the rising shadow of scandal behind success.
The author argues the West Point honor system has been violated for years, with 200 or more cadets involved and many more affected by the academy’s brutal 17-hour days and football pressures. He criticizes West Point and Annapolis as harsh environments and questions Pentagon leadership while defending cadets as decent but overwhelmed.
The piece questions how Robinson and Turpin performed amid Army recruitment pressures and scholastic tests. It weighs Robinsons lasting combat fitness, Turpins abilities, and whether fading form or strategic choices led to outcomes, noting public sentiment toward the champ Corbett Sullivan parallels.
A writer argues that anglers focus on large bass and crappie, neglecting perch and bluegills. Excess emphasis on big fish reduces panfish populations, suggesting a policy to require some panfish with bass catches. For ponds, a 10 bass to 100 bluegill stocking ratio is recommended, implying anglers should harvest more bluegills per large bass.
Colorado officials describe the first goose trapping project at Two Buttes Reservoir. Over 16 000 wild geese used the area last fall and winter, with numbers rising since refuge establishment. Geese social patterns required altered trapping methods compared with ducks. The piece notes adaptation and increased flocks under protection.
The article discusses dogs aiding hunters in recovering wounded or escaped game and how retrievers increase success in waterfowl hunts. It also offers a fishing tip: give the leader a quick jerk as flies near the water to entice rising fish, then retrieve slowly if needed.
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