Idaho Leader Resigns to Accept Kansas Post
Mia Amy Kelly resigns after ten years as Idaho state leader of home demonstration work to head the Kansas Agricultural College program in Manhattan. Her move, effective November 15, offers about a one third higher salary and reflects growth from a five person department to a statewide organization. Dean B J Iddings acknowledges her regretful departure and notes a successor will be named before she leaves.
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Mia Amy Kelly
Idaho
A. H. Upham
Kansas
Miss Kelly
Kansas Agricultural College of
Manhattan
Upham
B. J. Iddings
The
College of Agriculture
Kelly
Dean Iddings
Poultry Shipments Sought by Savinar Co of Portland
The Savinar Co. of Portland invites turkey and other poultry shipments with fair market prices and guaranteed honest weight. Prompt returns are promised. Mail ing list offered via reference to U S National Bank, Portland. October 11 to November 3.
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the Savinar
O., Inc
Front ST
Portland
Ope
U. S. National Bank
Ore
New Method Propagates Date Palm Announced
University of Arizona scientists Prof. F. J. Crider and Prof. David Albert report a successful five year program at Yuma experiments farm. A simple peat and manure filled box method enables offshoots to root and transplant, promising savings of half a million dollars for Southwest date growers.
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Southwest
F. J. Crider
David Albert
University of Arizona
Crider and
Albert
Yuma
Arizona Daily Star
Ralph V. Thurston
Thurston
Cheese Curing Best at Low Temperature
Experiments at New York Agricultural Experiment Station show cheese cured at 40 degrees Fahrenheit scores higher than cheese cured at 60 degrees. Cold curing yields better flavor and texture, more uniform quality, fewer molds, and reduced shrinkage. ongoing UK Utah station trials seek milk clarification and cold-curing results.
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New York
Utah Agreatural Experiment Station
Cheese Flavor Linked to Milk Clarity and Curing Temperature
The article notes that flavor differences arise from using clarified milk versus unclarified milk. Cheeses aged at high temperatures developed surface mold, while those aged at low temperatures matured with desirable flavors and without mold after several months.
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Mae
Tension Rises Over Canadian Grain Movement
Canadian fleet and US-owed vessels cannot export wheat quickly enough from Fort William and Port Arthur elevators. Conference in Toronto fails to shift lake carriers into Canadian trade under new rules. participation is optional for members.
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United States
Fort Willam
Port Arthur
Toronto
Lake Carriers Association
Literacy as a Nation’s Obstacle to Progress and War-Era Tests
Illiteracy seen as a major barrier to national prosperity and military efficiency. The piece cites Army reading tests from World War I showing about 26 percent unable to read and understand newspapers or write home letters, discusses census limits, and argues education would unlock vast agricultural gains and economic wealth. It quotes Cora Wilson Stewart on how ignorance harms farming productivity.
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Franklin K. Lane
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Cora Wilson Stewart
Moonlight Schools
Kentucky
Fairness in Govs Statement Highlights Equality Theme
Boise governor C. C. Moore voices fairness to all people in a Jewish Tribune excerpt. He calls religious freedom essential and urges rejection of religious and racial prejudice, noting wartime shared sacrifice and the need to judge individuals by merit across all races and creeds.
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Boise
Idaho
C. C. Moore
Jewish Tribune
New York
Condition Better Among Farmers in Idaho Loans
Boise Idaho The Department of Public Investments reports a brighter condition for Idaho farmers. In the last 30 days farmers paid 22 150 on loans while the department advanced 20 773 for aid. Loans approved total 34 400 with on time payments noted. Investments include 39 114 17 in district No 1 bonds and 40 000 in Liberty Bonds. Insurance funds to be kept liquid and safe.
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Boise
Idaho
A. Hogensen
Public Fr
Kootecsorn
Pacific Northwest District expands disability rating boards
United States Veterans' Bureau creates medical rating boards in Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Walla Walla and Boise to award permanent partial disability ratings. Over 100 veterans already rated, about 2000 more to be examined. Ratings provide $40 to $100 monthly and reduce need for periodic exams. Increased ratings possible if injuries worsen. no reductions allowed.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Washington
United States Veterans' Bureau
L. C. Jesseph
Northwest
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Walla Walla
Boise
Josseph
Veterans’ Bureau
DonGe Brothers Business Sedan debut romance in steel
The DonGe Brothers Business Sedan is advertised as a versatile vehicle priced near open car cost. It promises to go anywhere an open car can go and endure hard use. The model emphasizes attractive design, new springs for better ride, improved conveniences, fittings, beauty, and comfort.
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J. H. Helman
REX Spray Building
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Payette County
Henry Ashcroft
Equity
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Galena Coughanour
Sec'y
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Glen C. Landon
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B.E. Haynes
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
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DonGe Brothers Business Sedan
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R. B. Morse Auto CO
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