Union Pacific Scholarships Awarded Amid Record 298 Grants
Union Pacific Railroad reported 298 scholarships awarded to 29 percent of outstanding young agriculturists over the past year, the largest annual total since the program began in 1921. Scholarships, raised from 100 to 200 dollars, support vocational agriculture students and 4 H club members across 11 western states.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Joe W. Jarvis
Jarvis
Union Pacific
Charcoal Popular for Outdoor Grills This Summer
Charcoal fires will grow in more than 12,000,000 outdoor grills in the United States this summer. The aroma of broiling steaks wafts from brick fireplaces and portable braziers as backyard chefs embrace an ancient fuel.
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United States
Brahmans Brave Heat in Tropical Cattle Types
Brahman cattle, also called Zebus, are praised for heat tolerance, light coats, dark skin, insect resistance, and thermoregulation traits. The piece notes their angular build, dewlaps, top ears, sweating ability, and a brain region thermostat that helps prevent fever. It contrasts Brahmans with Aberdeen Angus and discusses crossbreeding as a compromise. It also contains a farmer’s question about corn and egg tare feed value for pasture.
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India
Texas
U.S.D.A
Louisiana
Family Visits Span Monday to Friday in Idaho and Preston
The report notes Oxford George Baker of Preston visiting Walter Hatch on Monday. Lula Savage and her daughter of Idaho Falls visited her mother Cecil Fisher Monday and Tuesday, also seeing Mrs Henry Hatch. The Hatch family hosted Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch and their son Orin Hatch in Blackfoot Tuesday. Arlene Holden and Swan Lake family visited Thompson Hatch Wednesday. Althea Cox of Smithfield visited her son Curtis Cox and family Wednesday. Stanley Fisher of Pocatello visited his mother Cecil Fisher Thursday and helped on the farm, with Cecil Fisher visiting relatives Friday.
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George Baker
Preston
Walter Hatch
Lula Savage
Idaho” Falls
Cecil Fisher
Henry Hatch
Thompson ‘Hatch
Orin Hatch
Blackfoot
Arlene Holden
Swan’ Lake
Thompson _ Hatch
Althea ‘Cox
Local Social Notes Mention Montpelier Visit and Family Trips
Mrs Ralph Tilley and Glindres with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ffill and five children went to pick choke cherries then returned to Montpelier. Mrs Henry Hatch with Duane Claire Zeland and Lani were Richmond visitors Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gordon Albrecht and grandmother of Pocatello visited William and Wayne Baker Saturday. Mr and Mrs Garold Fisher and sons returned home Saturday evening from a week’s trip.
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Mrs. Gordon
Albrecht
Pocatello
William and
Wayne Baker
Mrs. Garold Fisher and Sons
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