Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-11
By Mrs. 6. E. Deal

, fwhile There are no times like the
old times" there are at least for the
? women of today, better times than
, in the Colonial times. Mrs. Kennedy
discussed .The Influence of these
: Ideals on our children today. She
J, said that while we may not be able
to trace it in the lives of our
children, and the study seems not
to have made any difference, it may
be there only waiting the right com
bination of circumstances to reveal
it. Mrs. H. R. Frost's paper on the
Famous Colonial Women" was ex-
cellent. She drew the conclusion that
Mary Washington, in training her
son for his country, did more than
any other woman of that time. 1.-THE
Panama Canal" was the subject of
Miss Pearson's paper. She discussed
it from the standpoint of its COM
mercial value to the world. The
musical numbers were much enjoy
ed and the refreshments made us
think of St. Patrick. They were sham
rock shaped sandwiches, tied with
green ribbon and potato salad decor
ated with tiny green flag upheld
by toothpick.
Miss Amy Kelly, one of the IN
structors of the University Exten-
sion Work in Idaho, will be in
Fruitland March II, IS and 10 to
give a course in Domestic Science
to the ladies' of the community. She
will dmonstratee the different ways
of preparing and cooking vegetables,
meats, fruits and such things as are
raised on the farm. These meetings
will be held in Epworth Hall each
afternoon beginning at 1 O'Clock. All
instructions free.
A record that will be of interest
to the farmers has been completed
at Mr.. H. R. Boomers ranch. The
test extended over period of thirty
days and is as follows.
Lady Vinette De Kol 4th. a Jr.
two years old, 1855 lbs. milk, and
49, SO lbs. butter in seven days.
MAZDA Olive De Ko1. a Jr. two yr.
Did, 37O.2 lbs. milk and 14.34 in da.
1884 lbs. milk and 57.64 lbs of but
ter in 80 days.
Queen Perseus, a Jr. 8 year old,
i79 lbs. milk and 1881 lbs. butter in
d., and 2O15 lbs milk, 77.39 lbs Of
)utter in 80 da.
Daisy Pioneer Clyde, a full aged
cow, $40 lbs. milk and BOOTS lbs. but
.er in 7 da and 2743 lbs milk, 12S
BIS. butter in 80 days. Her best day
vas 10 lbs milk and and five-eight
BIS butter, and this was not in her
,est seven days. She was in test
IS da. and her best seven days
milk was over 700 lbs.
Lily Clyde Lady, daughter of the
.bove, sos lbs, milk and n lbs. but
er in da. Increase over record
With her last calf only ten months
lgo, of about so percent, showing
-ery satisfactory development. 1t has
aiken about % yrs. of testing and
many thousands of COWS to produce
so thirty pound COWS and 300 twen-
Y pound Jr. two yr. heifers. Yet In
Ir. Boomers little bunch Of Is that
o far have freshened in the two
ears he has had them, have been
developed thirty pound COW and
twenty pound Jr. two year old. He
low has seven female offspring from
hese two, besides the best records
II having been made here. He also
las for herd sire the only bull IN
he world with 80 dams in his pedi-
rec with records of rs lbs. or over
n d., and also the only bull in
he world whose dams hold the world
ecords for four, five and six gen.
rations. Besides its world famed
richards the Payette Valley now
as a Holstein sire, that in two
ways at least, beats the world,
nd two COWS that are in the four
hundred of COW society.