Oxford Social Notes Share Visits and Sewing Club
Oxford residents hosted and visited family members across a weekend. A quilting party at Mrs Dale Ralphs included Mrs Ernest Olson and others. Relief Society held a visiting teachers party with dancing and a birthday surprise for Mrs George Fisher.
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Tack* Fisher
George Fisher
George Redington
Dale” Ralphs
Ernest Olson
Henry Hatch
Thompson Hatch
Ossie
Ogden
Keith
Albert
Oxford
Jack Coburn
Cluff Kendall
Russell Keller
Ernest. Olson
Annie
George `Edsher
Gary Fisher
Aldean Fisher
Edna Noyes
Lenora Coburn
Nellie Boyce
Patty Fisher
Bessie Olson
Verdis Cox
Dee Boyce
Alfred Olson
Norman, Olson
Salt, Lake City
Ernest S Olson
Relief Society
George “Fisher
Marion Olson
Wanda Olson
Alford
Olson
Dale Ralphs
Dairy Cows Given Feed Advice From Idaho Specialist
Dairyman R H Ross of the University of Idaho advises ample high quality hay or silage and proper rations to boost production and health. He stresses grain added by cow production, iodized salt, steamed bone meal, and plenty of clean water to gauge feeding efficiency.
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R.H
Ross
University’ of Idaho
Early Preparation Of Brooder Houses Advised By Lampman
University of Idaho poultryman C. E. Lampman urges pre spring brooder readiness. Clean and disinfect houses, test thermostats, stock spare parts, use drip waterers, deep litter, and fire guards, then run brooders two to three days to ensure proper operation before chick deliveries.
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Lampman
C. E. Lampman
University of Idaho
Poultryman
Lampmair
World’s Longest Belt Stibnite at Weirton Mine
The Weirton Steel Company installed a world records belt in its Weirton mine to haul coal through a tunnel. Over 22 000 feet of belting was used weighing about 122 tons. Construction consumed 152 789 pounds rubber 50 941 pounds cotton 754 pounds steel cable.
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Weirton
Weirton Steel Company
Seed selection urged for best Idaho crops
Expert Eugene W. Whitman, Idaho extension agronomist, urges farmers to choose good seed before spring rush. He notes saving labor and higher yields from reliable seed, and advises stocking seed for spring ahead of shortages. A weed control plan and early weed tackling are recommended, with emphasis on seasonal timing.
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Idaho
Eugene W. Whitman
Extension Agronemist
State Seed Laboratory
University of Idaho
Whitman
Tin Can Pendulum Clock on Display at John's Time Shop
A clock made from tin cans a piece of orange crate and a broomstick is shown at John's Time Shop in New Plymouth. The improvised clock uses a makeshift pendulum and attracts curious shoppers seeking unique timepieces.
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New Plymouth
John’s
Cat Kills 18 Hens as Bobcat Is Found
In Sandpoint at dawn Oscar Barfus and family heard a commotion in the chicken house. Their son found a large cat among the dead birds and a tawny bobcat later killed 18 hens one duck and three guinea hens. Fourteen hens survived.
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Oscar Barrus
Barfus
Idaho Farmers Order 118000 Trees This Spring
Idaho farm families have ordered more than 118000 trees from the university nursery this spring. Black locust leads demand with about 42000 orders, followed by Russian olive over 15000 and blue spruce above 10000. Supplies of juneper are low but other stock remains available with fewer than 5000 blue spruces left to order.
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Idaho
University
Wotfiea
Vernon Burlison
Burlison
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