Vines and Animal Eating Question Idle Since December
A reader prompts discussion on whether animals will eat vines, asking for any experience or relation to the issue. The note seeks practical input and opinions.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
5
A reader prompts discussion on whether animals will eat vines, asking for any experience or relation to the issue. The note seeks practical input and opinions.
A week of daily tree selling winds through town as Oliver drives a wagon loaded with pine and cedar trees shouting Christmas trees cheap, two dollars each. Marge and Denny wash dishes while Joe notes Oliver needs the income and their aging car limits trips to the country stand.
Marge refuses a tree after Joe's death in a car crash but Denny insists on decorating. Old Oliver arrives with a tree he chose, triggering memories of last Christmas. Marge struggles to speak while Denny appears eager to keep tradition alive despite absence of Joe.
Four Idaho 4-H members win top state honors in 1951 Dairy Achievement and Dairy Foods Demonstrations, each receiving a 17 jewel wristwatch. Philip Edwards of Dietrich leads in dairy practices and clubwork, Ginena Greer of Boise wins in Dairy Foods with Cheese Casserole, Marsdean Mount of Koote nai and Kareen Carter of Sandpoint form a demonstrating team with Ice Cream in a Hand Freezer.
In a snowbound yard Marge fears for Denny as she hurries to find him missing after Joe’s departure. A local tree wagon arrives, and Denny returns safe in old Oliver’s cart, prompting Marge to declare the tree essential for their family’s solace.
The National Safety Council urged Americans to curb highway fatalities as the millionth traffic death looms, likely in mid December amid peak holiday travel. Ned H. Dearborn warned the Christmas season heightens dangers from bad weather, darkness, and heavy traffic. Personal responsibility could stop the looming toll.
In a collection of livestock volumes, readers and scholars debate a basic, unresolved issue that stumps even seasoned experts. The discussion centers on practical implications for breeding, care, and management across multiple species.
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