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Enclosed find payment for your most valuable paper for another year wrote Jacob Webber 3217 Gracia street Los Angeles. He invites mention in your paper and sends greetings from Mrs Webber. They enjoy sunny weather and work at the busy Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mir Facile Rat Bait in Franklin County Hearing Mixed Reception
County agents report use of a prepared bait mix of corn meal smothered oats and vegetable oil. Residents praise results but some fear odorless tasteless bait risks. baiting must continue until signs of feeding disappear for three to ten days to ensure death by hemorrhaging.
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Franklin
Daniel
Roberts
Navavy Recruit Training Ended at San Diego Navy Center
Local recruit Preston Harley Golightly and Robert Egbert completed training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. They underwent intensive drill in signaling navigation basic ordnance and seamanship and were inducted into Navy ways and customs. They are now available for assignment to a fleet unit or port.
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Harley
D. Golightly
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Seamon
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Egbert
San Diego
Calif
Fort Sone
Alfalfa as a soil builder and nutrient drain
Franklin county extension agent Daniel Roberts explains alfalfa inoculated with nitrifying bacteria can fix nitrogen, aiding plant tissue. Yet alfalfa uses large amounts of phosphate and potash and, if sold off farm feed, may deplete soil nutrients despite its deep roots aiding next crops.
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Franklin” County
Daniel’ Roberts
Machinery repairs strain farmers as parts lag
Agricultural engineer W M Martin warns repairs will slow this spring as dealers in several states struggle with parts shortages. He urges farmers to spread repair work over a longer period to avoid costly delays and crop losses this summer while dealerships ramp up service capacity.
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Community notes on Preston visits and local tours
Elder Newenswander of Weston spoke to homebuilders and trailbuilders last week and showed pictures of Hawaii with Mr Arnoldson helping. Mr and Mrs E. W. e visited in Preston Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Peterson. dinner guests were Mr and Mrs BE W Thram and Mr and Mrs Jim Cottle. Primary class trip to Logan temple included Merline Bodily Trama Hyde Judy Gailey and Shannon Hyde.
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Weston
Hawaii
Arnoldson
Jim Cottle
Preston
Leo
Bodily
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Hyde
Judy Gailey
Shannon Hyde
Dwarf Smut Threatens Wheat Crop in Idaho Study
J M Raeder a University of Idaho plant pathologist and head of the Pacific Northwest smut control committee warns that the new dwarf race of wheat smut challenges existing measuring methods. Field trials aim to establish a new yardstick from head counts to harvested yield across Idaho Oregon and Washington.
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Unclear notes on fish balls and potatoes recipe
Fragmentary kitchen notes describe fish balls with medium potatoes and a pint of finery. The text mentions salted fish and possible canned or packaged fish and melted butter.
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Potatoes and Fish Fritters From Classic Cookery
A historic recipe guides boiling potatoes with salt then mashing with fish eggs and butter. Add pepper and onion if desired, beat till light, form into balls, flour, then fry in hot fat till golden. with guidance for canned fish folded in if used.
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