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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
8
Lincoln County production rise highlights need for official seed grades. Describes dodder weed, its identification, and removal. Details purity percentages for Extra, No 1, No 2, No 3 grades and prohibition on selling No Grade seed in Idaho. Names common noxious weeds like quack grass and Canadian thistle.
Idaho Reclamation Association plans a nationwide publicity drive inviting eastern magazines and newspapers to send representatives to Idaho. The goal is to assess practical irrigation results on the ground, provide official expenditure and production data, and show how reclamation could benefit national needs.
A list of plant names including plantain buckhorn mustard dodder corn cockle perennial sow thistle poverty weed French weed night flowering eatdity white champion blue lettuce hoary cress. A suggestion to remove sweet clover from fence rows before seed work.
New York N Yerew Milburn president of Borden Company warned that unless the bill to ban milk compounds becomes law the firm will be forced to produce substitutes due to competition. The brief to the Agriculture Committee argues these compounds use skimmed milk with foreign fats, deceiving consumers and endangering public health, and urges a standard requiring vitamins present and no foreign fats.
The United States Government launches a joint drive with the American Legion and Red Cross to aid ex service men in securing war risk insurance benefits medical care and compensation. A state squad including a medical examiner a claims examiner and a secretary will travel to meet veterans and reclassify cases while promising free examinations and emergency hospital care.
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