May report from Farm Bureau on testing and pests
The May notes announce George Hardin of Kansas as the official tester for the Wolser-Payette Cooperative Cow Testing Association. Eleven of 208 cows tested produced over 45 pounds of butterfat for the month. Guidance on alfalfa weevil control includes spraying tips and dusting methods, with experimental work in New Plymouth. Additional items cover second sprays for cooling moths, thorough apple spray coverage, tuberculosis campaign prep for August, and cattle testing with indemnities offered by state and federal agencies. For sale items include a Jersey heifer (three months) and a Columbia Grafonola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
George Hardin
Kansas
Wolser-Payette Co-operative
R. H. Smith
New Plymouth
Payette County
New Highway Markers Guide Arrows for Detours Town News
A town highway commission adopts standard detour signs to steer traffic around obstructions. Detour signs will be 11 by 28 inches with a yellow arrow on black and the word detour at the top. The plan aims to prevent drivers from taking long or wandering detours during construction. In church news the Methodist pastorprepares to leave for vacation after Sunday services and the YM C A hosts a Union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Union Young Peoples
YM. C. A
W. K. Wallis
Theatrical Star on Childhood Dreams of Actors
Theatrical Star says men and women never truly abandon childhood dreams. He notes adults cling to imagination, seeing themselves as heroes in fiction, with even daily workers imagining epic roles. Melodrama thrives where fantasy meets performance in theater life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ditrichstain
New York Evening Sun
Mr. di
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Qreen
Ditsichstein
Indy
Church notices and job ad from Ontario posting
Church of Christ announces Sunday morning Createst Thing in the World and Sunday evening Lessons For Saint and Sinner with a Wednesday prayer meeting. WANTED Woman to cook at The Payette Lakes by The Ontario Outing Club six weeks from July 5th furnish transportation. Call or phone 30. w.-L. ADAM, ONTARIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Payette Lakes
Ontario Outing Club
WIT Furnish Transportation
W.—L. Adam
Ontario
Weather report for week ending June 22
The report shows a week ending June 22 with high of 94 on the 21st and low of 44 on the 19th. Mean temperature 72.5 with total precipitation and a greatest 24 hour amount noted. Wind predominantly from the N. E. observer Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ranch for sale or rent with alfalfa potential
For sale trade or rent. A good stock ranch offered, pale or trade preferred but rent possible. Capable of cutting 100 tons of alfalfa per day this year. Includes ample outside range and running water. Contact Fitch the Land Man.
Spread of Copra Industry in the Philippines
The text traces copra growth from the late 1800s when British traders introduced dried copra in Manila and Cebu. By 1905 the Philippines produced 17 percent of world copra, rising to about one third by 1911. By 1918 there were over thirty mills, with 1,800 tons daily oil capacity, driving export oil shipped in barrels or tank steamers and the dried coconut byproduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
Singapore
Cebu
Islands
For Sale Oakland Car 1919 Model
Short time used vehicle offered for sale with good price. Contact H. E. Van Valkenberg by phone 205 1 or 205 5. No other details provided. Nearby Payette sports fishing described near the mouth of the Sewer with 23 barrels of whisky dumped by Sheriff Jefferis. Miss Marjory Albert returns home after attending university in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
H. E. van Valkenberg
Payette
Jefferis
Marjory Albert
University At
Moscow
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Idaho
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