Welcome home party and service notes in Altiera area
A local report describes a welcome home party for Rudy held at his parents' home with only relatives invited due to flu. It notes his sixteen months in service, his honorable discharge, and praise for YMCA. Other veterans Winfred Long and John Ownet are mentioned with upcoming returns and local roles. Class work resumes, heating concerns arise, and Roosevelt visitation noted.
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Winfred Long
France
John
Ownet
James Winnin
Mram Taylor
Roosevelt
Local residents note family updates and traveling relatives
The Caldwell family reports their father is slowly improving and may come home in about ten days. Thomas Caldwell recently returned from the army two weeks ago. Ona Billings has gone to Vernal to work in the telephone office. Colin Thorne returned home last week. We bid one more soldier well.
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Thomas E Caldwell
Rapacia
Thomas
Ona Billings
Vernal
Colin Thorne
Walcomd
Local Health Update From Jensen Area
John Robbs family near Jensen on the Bullock ranch report tlha illness linked to Ashley creek. Robbs contracted the disease in Davia while aiding relatives. Jensen reports no new cases and Bishop Caldwell’s fee is being covered by local men. School progress remains strong with active parental support.
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John Robin
Jensen
Ashley Creek
Robbs
Davia
Jenson
Bishop Caldwell
Quick returns from stock message
Practical advice on livestock: proper care of sheep, gilt and dairy cows can quickly grow a family’s meat and dairy herd. Encourages buying a few good animals, patient management, and waiting for increases to start a larger flock or herd.
Cheaper rations for sheep from the USDA
The USDA outlines economical roughage for sheep using corn stover and oat straw, supplemented by leguminous hay and succulent feeds. Cottonseed meal provides protein balance, with ration plans and observed gains noted at the Timels station.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coffey
Timels
Yeomling
Aid for Pig Club Members Boosts Hog Production and Membership
The Department of Agriculture promotes pig clubs to raise purebred hogs and meat production. Growth comes from more clubs, trained specialists, banker support, and breeder associations aiding funding and stock, expanding rural prosperity and local agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pig Club
Tankera
Bankera IV
Nule
Feeding young pigs on milk and molasses
For piglets about three weeks old the text advises giving milk from the sow, a shallow trough away from the sow, and scalded middlings mixed with molasses. It suggests driving piglets to the trough to lap the feed and begin feeding, noting the pigs will eagerly eat dulled feed and prefer the molasses-enhanced mix.
Dual-Purpose Cattle Benefiting Small Farmers
The article explains dual-purpose cattle help small farmers by supplying milk for family use and calf or steer sales for slaughter. It notes these cattle are not common among ranchers but suit households with few cattle to manage.
Farmers embrace pure-bred animals for practical business value
Farmers once favored show points and fancy lineage, but the view shifts as many pure-bred animals prove practical utility. The article argues that breed and hardiness now serve everyday farming needs, not merely display.
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