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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
4
The article warns of careless habits that fuel fires in homes and businesses. It urges readers to fix wiring, remove oil soaked rags, use fire resistant construction, and avoid igniting materials carelessly. Fire Prevention Week prompts learned safety practices and vigilance against fire risks.
A call to invest more funds and time to prevent fires urges immediate action to strengthen safeguards and reduce risk. The message emphasizes proactive measures and prompt implementation to avert future disasters.
Idaho fans anticipate a revived football era under coach Leo Calland with a colorful, exciting style reminiscent of Tom Kelly and Bob Matthews era teams. The Idaho Post notes the program’s storied reputation for thrilling, unpredictable play and a fighting spirit regardless of conference standings.
The chief aim of the tariff is to protect high wages and living standards for workers. If foreign goods undercut American products a tax should level the field. If not, no tariff is needed. The tariff is an economic issue to be handled by experts, not politics. A tariff too high or too low harms prosperity.
A request to print butter wrappers on high grade parchment paper and to receive the next order.
J P Williams of the New York state college of agriculture warns hog cholera has no cure and emphasizes prevention. The germ can live outside the hog for years and spread via shoes litter water or proximity to diseased animals. Vaccination prevents disease but must be done by a veterinarian with proper serum and is easier on small pigs.
Cod liver oil, a by product of the fishing industry, is praised for rapid gains in poultry swine and other livestock. It is high in protein and vitamins and may contain iodine, which could aid growth, with farmers reporting improved hog performance at lower cost when added in small amounts.
Alfalfa is probably the best hog pasture obtainable and supports more hogs per acre than other forages with a longer growing season. Red clover sweet clover and alsike follow. rape and oats mixtures also make good forage. Bluegrass is commonly used but least satisfactory for hogs and risks parasite exposure in hot months.
Live stock guidance covers hog nutrition with corn soybeans and minerals. It notes non-legume rape as top forage where suited, an acre supporting 1,000 to 2,000 pounds of hogs, and pastures for hog enterprises. It adds green feed steadiness, pasture for 20–25 pigs per acre, plus docking and castration reminders for lambs.
Miss Maxine Kunz leaves Bern for Logan to attend the A. winter school. Ray Humphreys visits from Logan. Grandpa Riddle returns home to Centerville. Blanche Kunz begins winter teaching at South Montpelier. Edwin Alleman on a Crow Creek sheep trip. Bern district school opens with teachers Estelle Kunz and Florence Smith. Wilford and Walter Rich visit from Paris for business.
A mill foreman discovers two workers unable to resume tasks after a heavy mental effort. The incident hints at fatigue and safety concerns within the plant. No injuries are described, but alerts may prompt inspections or shifts in workflow.
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts racist labor talk with a sly joke about married men living longer. The exchange features a boss and Black workers discussing a hidden plank to the mill, then a punchline about marriage extending life.
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