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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

3

Prove Silage Fine Feed for Sheep Feeding

Sheep specialist R B Millin notes silage’s rising role in Idaho flocks. Farms build silos for cost savings, better health, and stronger lambs, with alfalfa as a useful companion. Examples show silage plus corn and hay boosting gains, aiding ewes and lambs from lambing to range.

R B. Millin University of Idaho Extension Division 7 Idaho

Caldwell Thirty Years Ago in a Rainy Countryside

A fragment from Caldwell reports local notes: Presbyterian college land titles to be prepared for pushing the enterprise, and a World’s Fair bound lumber project. Sheepmen discuss wool, lambs, and a fight plus arrests, while plans for fire department equipment and a piano fund for the Tribune office are announced.

Presbyterian College Caldwell Chicago Washington

Telegraph to De Lamar Extends Line and Welcomes Unity

The Silver City Telegraph Company extended its line to De Lamar and received the first message Wednesday from Mayor B. Gwinn of Caldwell. The two towns Caldwell Silver City and De Lamar form stronger links as electricity spreads. Sheepmen William Adams and another applicant join the Sheepmen's Exaggeration Society. The Rhidendaugh canal end lies two miles west of Silver City’s telegraph line near DeDer Flat, eight miles south of town. Jake Hamm, once a Caldwell resident now near Emmett, is urged to be hired to fire the Fourth of July cannon.

Silver City Telegraph Company M. B. Gwinn Caldwell de Lamar Idaho William Adams The Sheepmen's the Tribune Silver City DeDer Flat Jake Hamm Emmett Jake

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