Cream Grading Rules Adopted by Intermountain Dairy Association
After April 1, 1922, all cream received by creameries and cream stations will be graded. First grade requires clean, odor-free, sweet cream testing 20 percent or higher. Second grade covers cream not meeting first grade, purchased at 3 cents per pound. The guide lists common off flavors such as weedy, cheesy, yeasty, metallic, very sour, oily, greasy, bitter, stale, and cellar flavors, and notes improper handling and equipment as causes.
Creamery price shift aims at higher milk quality markets
An era of better returns for producers begins as local buyers end price deductions from quotes starting April 15. The focus stresses high grade cream through thorough cleaning of separators and equipment, cleanliness of cows and milk houses, and disciplined farming practices to fetch top market prices.
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Texas
Dietrich News Notes Dance at Jewetts Home
Over eighty people gathered at Ira Jewetts home for a dance last Friday night with a midnight lunch and dancing continuing until 5 40. E C Young ordered a new trade and plans to start farming this week. Tra Towne bought a thoroughbred Holstein bull. Joe Culbertson is back attending to interests here. Mrs Norris has been quite ill.
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Joe Nina Moore
Myoce
Ralph Norrie Férnant Towne
Im. C. C. Gundersdh
Miahr Bes
Frank Sebelhing
Frel Bavon
Jerome
Bamdad
Barbee
Bacon
Wilfred Eden
Mr. Barbee
Grewell
J. J. Murphy
E. D. Goodill
Domingo
John Eguren
E. C. Young
Tra Towne
Besslen
Thos. Claspitt
Poombelio
Cornegie
Percy D. Smith
Dennis Carlton
Jack Bailey
Yakima
Frankie
Emi
Suhebhing
L. P. Mustard
Ira Jewetts
Joe Culbertson
Welton Appears on Murder Charge After Fatal Shooting
Max Welton, charged with murder for the Saturday night shooting of Geo Lane on April 1, waived preliminary examination before Judge Fuller. The district court arranged the preliminary hearing for Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m., with Welton boon ver ti.
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Max Welton
Geo
Lane
Fuller
Welton
District Big in Idaho Eyes April Meetings on Financing
Reports from the upper Snake River valley detail parishioner style hearings by the Idaho Reclamation Association on forming a big district to fund the American Falls project. Townsite funds and canal company participation hinge on government approval, and a petition drive aims to secure landowner support for the election.
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Snake River
American Falls
Idaho Reclamation Association
Bir
Canis Deseo
Boron
Mab Suing
Sunet Ph
Asim
Pittlord Siptye
Alemvict
Swale River Valley
Far Teen
Addison T. Smith
Walt
Fall
Shoshone to field baseball team for coming season
Community meeting led by John E Badles to organize a Shoshone baseball squad. Dr Sonn Edward Potter and A E Bowler head committees to raise funds and secure a full season. About seventy five eager fans pledge support and a practice schedule begins with early March games possible locally.
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Apistoth
Skeletom
Dr. Sonn Edward Potter
A. E Bowler
Swanee
Posy Oxley
Ctas
Pothick Una J
Gs Alle
Chu Cotter
Lavine
Wilton Kilpatrick
Chas
Dol
Shay
Ryan
Sepa
Ed Murphy
Teague
A New Dream Station for Shoshone
A new dream station for Shoshone is planned under J. J. Black who arrives from Twin Falls to run the venture. Local families are moving to Shoshone as the project takes shape, with community leaders backing the development and promising steady employment and growth for the area.
Fragmented OCR notes on local banking and illness incident
Partial readable lines describe a banking item and a medical detail involving a patient named Kamaity. No clear event date or location is established. the text is too garbled to determine a specific news outcome or fuller context.
Kimama Notes Busy Weekend Socials and Grange Meeting
Mrs Kirtley and Mrs Pregitzer visited Suoshone while Mr Crow and son left for Oklahoma Saturday. John Pregitzer proudly celebrates a new daughter. Schwatkins and Rugh families hosted visitors. music and socializing followed by refreshments. Dietrieon Grange met with four candidates and new memberships discussed. reception for newlyweds Frank Scheling and wife.
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Kirtley
Pregitzer
Dietrion Grange
Ued
Frank Schelng
E. E. Fletcher
B. Gage
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page
Readable text fragments show a disrupted line about a county office and a drink product. The legible names or places are not clear, and the fragmentary OCR yields no complete event or outcome to describe. The piece resembles a noisy notice or advertisement fragment with unclear context.
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Intermountain Dairy Products Manufacturing Association
Ciftiie
Aynttt
Elslietn
Scott
Okla
Warren Patterson
Romer. Vanzanat
Rupert
F. W. Zimmerman
N. W. Line
Big Wood Canal Company
T. H. Claspill
Pocatello
Dietrich
B. B. Roberts
Fetterat Bank
Mietrich
Priay
Plorence Edwaris
R. T. Runcieman
T. A. Johnson
Ace Carnagie
Pocatelo
Little Willie
Sten
Wind
Dietrich News
Ube
Tym
Ress
Don
Shiyshone
J. J. Black
Ader Ion Ames
Malas
Kimama News
Bietrich Grange
Foheie
Wary Hyay
Tin Dighal
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