Idaho News From Porentelle to Twin Falls Briefs
Prominent men store funds at Lava Hot Springs and a Delta Utah sugar plant plans a Gooding factory. Carl Bowen arrested for whisky sales near Nawpa, with Salt Lake origin claimed. College of Idaho students back Founders Day festivities, injuries to rancher W. Williamson, and crops at Coldwell slated for 27 extra acres. Interscholastic truck meet set for May 12 at Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello. Sheep owners to pay per herder for shotguns to guard flocks. State to install a canning plant at Cheekfoot insane asylum for inmate fruits and veg. Potatoes urged to be sorted for Idaho spuds. Twin Falls Red Cross grows. several towns organize auxiliaries. James Pennington of Blackfoot abducted his daughter from a state school. Governor designates May 6 for divine guidance in global struggle. County superintendents plan Idaho Falls teachers institute in October. Mooney garage fire destroys Pocatello site. owner seriously hurt. Prohibition and liquor debates surface via Canyon County committee. Southern Idaho Dairy Loan Association forms in Twin Falls, $25,000 capitalization. Idaho Tech Institute aims June 1 closure due to wartime. Prospects of large fruit crops noted by Horticultural Inspector. Nampa improvements of $800,000 celebrated with inspection and banquet. T. A. Grant jailed for forgery of district warrants. Grangeville high school boys wear overalls to combat rising living costs. Boise Forest rangers guard/duty trials at Arrowrock diversion dam. Other irrigation projects under study.
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A Horrific Night of French Assault and German Bombardment
William T. Martie of the New York Sun describes a brutal nighttime battle in which French troops overrun German trenches amid deafening artillery. The advance unfolds through continuous shelling, tearing roads, and chaotic bayonet charges as troops press forward despite heavy losses. Ambulances ferry wounded and a captured detachment of Germans is led away southward.
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New York Sun
Care for ewes during lambing time at Missouri
The University of Missouri College of Agriculture reports many inquiries about lambing time care. Ewes entering lambing in poor condition show weakness and paralysis in hind legs from low nutrient intake. Feed should include linseed meal and bran. use alfalfa, cowpen, or clover hay. A grain mix of six parts corn three parts bran one part oil cake is effective. adjust to about one pound grain per head daily as pasture nears. Nodular disease from worms is treated by liberal feeding. The college offers further guidance.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
SORE SHOULDERS OF HORSES CARE FACTS
North Dakota Agricultural College Extension advises horse managers to give shoulders rest during heavy work. Use frequent breathing spells, loosen collar to cool and dry, keep collar smooth, scrape off crustations, ensure proper fit to prevent shoulder trouble, and monitor shoulders and neck during hard work.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Pig Feeding After Weaning
When pigs are weaned and thriving, separate boars from sows at once. Feeding for growth, bone, and muscle is best in several smaller groups rather than one large lot. Finishing touches come in the last month before sale. A pig grown without fat is usually a better hog, while poor tailed and malnourished pigs break down. good feet depend on proper care.
Salt and salt boxes for stock on daily routine
Salt live stock management urges regular salt licks for growth. Some stockmen salt weekly or ten days but busy periods skip. Proposes a salt box kept ready to feed stock whenever needed, claiming it will pay.
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