Intermountain News Briefs From Idaho And Utah Highlights
Intermountain dispatches report a 40 day federal furlough affecting postal and federal workers in Pocatello. Oakley studies undeveloped water resources with the reclamation department to augment dry-year supplies. Park City notes $100,000 fire damage at Ontario No. 3 mine. Logan shows a sharp drop in motor vehicle valuations. fall quarter opens at T S and S A G C with renovations. Ogden urges unemployed families to seek county farm products. Utah Idaho Sugar confirms fall operation employing 206. Rock Springs reports a fatal shooting following a street quarrel. Upper Green River Valley endures a bumper growth season with ample forage anticipated. Tooele plans delayed school start to harvest season. Richfield highway maintenance proceeds. Beaver hosts Rambouillet show in Parowan.
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Pocatella
Ida—-Firth Federal
Post Office
Prohibition Department
Indian and Irrigation Service
Biological Survey and
Postal Railway
New
Oakley
IDA
Reclamation Department
No. 6
No. 7
Texas
No. 9
State Penitentiary
Park City
Park Tah Ontario Mines Company
Ontario Nao. 3
Logan
Cache County
State Tax Commission
Rock Springs
Wyo
Larry Williams
Thnes
Alex Johnson
Ogden
Ogden Community Service
Ora Bundy
Shelley
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Idaho Falls
Robert Cornwell
Swan Falley
Cornwells
Cornwell
Chicago
Robert
Snake River
Green River
Wyoming
Tooele
Tooele County
Board of Education
Fort Necessity to a ntibi a Fort Necessity to a ntibi a
Washington bi centennial year marked the dedication of a stockaded fort near Uniontown Pennsylvania as a national shrine to George Washington. The article recounts Fort Necessity’s role in the opening of his military career, the Braddock era, and nearby forts like Fort Frederick, linking to broader colonial and Revolutionary history and memorial efforts by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Washington
Uniontown
Fort Necessity
George Washington
Voltaire
Almerica
Evrane
North American
Mississippi
Ohio
Allechepjes
Presque Isle
Erie
le Goeuf
Freneh Creel
Robert Pinwiddie
Virginia
Dinwiddie
Trent
Forks of the Ohio
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Home
Dinwiddle
Captain Trent
Will's Creek
Cumberland
Fort Duquesne
Coulon de Jumenville
Jumeonville
Coulin de Villiers
Jumonville
Great Meadoona
At&t
Gharteston
South Carolina Gazette
Williamsburg
James Blackay
Great Meadows
Monongahela
van Gras
England
Edward Craddock
America
Ghia
Braddock
Monorgahela
Ashington
Hagerstown
Fort Frederick
Frederick County
Sharpe
Feederick
Winchester
John Dagworthy
Pontiac
Maryland
Union
Cows on Pasture Should Have Grain for Milk Boosts
Agricultural extension notes that feeding grain to medium and high producing cows on pasture increases milk yield. Suggests grain mixes for bluegrass or timothy pastures and Clover pastures, warns balanced protein, and promotes emergency pasture crops like alfalfa soybeans sweet clover sudan grass oats and pea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan McKellip
Agricultural Extension Service
Chico State University
WHY Service
Rainfell
End of Milk Fever Troubles by Calcium Remedy
Research from the Missouri experiment station reports a cure for milk fever in cows using calcium gluconate injections. The method replaces the air treatment and rapidly restores calcium in the blood, with recovery in 15 to 20 minutes and no interference with milk flow, according to Wisconsin Agriculturist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri
Caw
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Keep the Good Cows in Dairying Advice Letter
J H L Frandsen of the Massachusetts Agricultural College argues dairy farmers should drop scrub and aged cows but keep good cows. He urges breeding better stock, careful feeding, and producing high quality milk and dairy products to meet rising demand while managing disease risk from buying new cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeplaz
J. HL. Frandsen
Department of Dairy Industry
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Dairy Notes Highlight Cow Care And Milk Yields
Succulent feeds aid digestive health in cows and milk cooling should occur quickly after milking. May saw 504 cows deemed unprofitable by 71 dairy herd improvement associations. Daily water needs approximate 13 gallons for milk cows, higher for top producers. Six-year testing shows butterfat gains triple those from three-year tests. One hundred thirteen New York dairymen joined the dairy record club in three months. Augustine Fanny, a purebred Jersey from Longview farm in Lee’s Summit Missouri, is the state junior two-year-old Jersey champion with 655 pounds of fat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Dairy Record Club
Xenia
Augustine Fanny
Longview
Lee's Summit
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Beaver
Parowan
Southern Utah
van Graam
Mr. Perranee
Wills Creek
Mercier
Mackay
de Villiers
PVN
Pewn
Wksy
Gen. Braddock
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