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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
2
Instructions emphasize careful utensil cleaning to prevent contamination. Wash with lukewarm water, hot water with mild alkali, then scald and air dry. Use dedicated heating stoves or small steam boilers for sterilization. Milking requires dry hands and nearby clean towels. Bacteria in milk are tiny, multiplying rapidly in warm conditions.
A Montreal Star report notes buttermilk can replace skim milk in calf feeding when wash water is limited. Historical example from Ontario shows calves fed buttermilk with grain and roughage grew well with fewer bowel issues, supporting its value for dairy stock improvement.
The article explains silage benefits for dairy herds and beef cattle, noting its palatability, feeding value, and waste prevention. It discusses summer calf scour causes from unclean pails, daily washing of tin pails, and cooling skimmings to keep cream cold.
An overview of how the electric eye automates sorting and grading in industry. It explains bean, orange, and tobacco sorting, plus color matching for textiles, claiming higher accuracy and the elimination of human fatigue. It notes widespread adoption in citrus packing, tobacco curing, and retail color matching for shoppers.
National Geographic highlights Arizona's surge in tourism and population, noting 1000 percent growth since 1920, the Grand Canyon bridge linking north and south, and rising hotel and auto camp demand. It traces Arizona’s early isolation, Gadsden Purchase, mining boom, irrigation projects and dams, including Yuma and Mormon Flat, shaping a diversified economy.
Utah county commissioners allocate 3609 for a 40 by 80 cement exhibit at the fairgrounds. Lehi gym roof to display Lehi sign. Crews complete 4 miles of road in Minidoka. American Falls roped rodeo planned June 26 27 28. Provo sugar plant closures due to overproduction and shortages. Salt Lake City plant receivership for Carey Yaller Irrigation district. Hyrum reservoir project farmers seek over 5 000 acre feet. Boise auto licenses drop nine percent. Salt Lake winter wheat forecast 2 737 000 bushels. Bryce Canyon rim road contract awarded to Union Construction Ogden. Cleveland hog cholera outbreak near Price. Utah Montana League meets in Provo. Colton urges unreserved public lands reform. Poultry market premium offered for day of promotions. Eighteen Utah counties fund chemical needs for codling control. Interstate Commerce Commission denies protest against Utah Arizona New Mexico rail rates. Pleasant Grove hosts large strawberry celebration.
Paleontologist Frederick Chapman reports heavy red rain in southeastern Australia with deposits in Balwyn eight miles east of Melbourne reaching 5154 tons per square mile while meteorologist N A Hunt notes 24 tons per square mile. The red fallout, sticky with diatoms and sponge spicules, likely originated from northern Victoria and central Australia.
A schoolboy selects a Bible as a birthday gift for his aunt and, after inspecting many volumes, writes on the fly leaf In his best hand With the authors compliments. The choice aims to mislead the recipient into thinking the author penned the note.
A cryptic exchange in Mexico City notes a man fleeing to avoid a rumored duet between two married men. The dialogue hints at personal angst and humanitarian motives guiding flight.
The census bureau expands the term urban population to include townships and similar political subdivisions with 10 000 or more total residents and a density of 1000 per square mile, in addition to all cities and incorporated places with 10000 inhabitants.
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