Dairy Herds Gain National Notice in Caribou Sun
The Idaho dairy scene receives national recognition as THU k vned by Puickelson and Sons of had, with Holstein Fr esian cattle, Marathon and Super Hester Buttercup, earning high classifications. Idaho Dairymen's Association directors Mickelson and Daniel Mickelson elected, University of Idaho expert Tony Horn advises on farm housing and drainage, with DDT for cattle lice control. Caribou Sun reports from Soda Springs Idaho dated Jan 24 1957.
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Puickelson and Sons
Idaho Dairy Men’s Union
Boise
Mickel
Son
Idaho Dairymen's
Daniel Mickelson
Mickelson
State
Holstein-Fresian Cattle Association Board
Tony Horn
University of Idaho Extension Service
Heat lamps save lambs pigs and chicks in freezing weather
County agent Cecil Alldaffer details infrared heat lamp use to dry newborn lambs quickly and reduce mortality in cold weather. Brooders also benefit pig litters by cutting losses in the first hours. Proper chick brooding requires careful lamp height and spacing, while sows should be checked for lice and mange before farrowing to prevent runt formation and disease spread.
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D W Works
J W Martin
Engineering
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Wade Wells
University of Idaho Extension Service
Probate Notice to Creditors Kesler Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho Edward James Kesler also known as Ed Kesler or B J Kesler deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Francis J Rasmussen attorney at law Caribou County Courthouse Soda Springs Idaho the administrator’s chosen business office. Dated January 2 1957 Frances J Rasmussen attorney for administrator residing in Soda Springs Idaho Pub Jan 3 1967 Jan 17 1967 Jan 4 1967
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Caribou County
State OF Idaho
Edward James
Ed Kesler
E. J. Kesler
Francis J
Soda Springs
Idaho
Bear Lake Holstein Breeder Wins Hall of Fame Award
Dr W W Brown of Willowdale Ranch Bear Lake County Idaho and William W Rhodenbaugh Middleton Guernsey breeder receive Idaho Dairymen Association Hall of Fame honors for lifelong dairy cattle improvement and civic contributions. Brown's Willowdale herd yields acclaimed progeny and legacy in Holstein breeding.
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Bear Lake Holstein
WW Brown
Willowdale Ranch
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Idaho Dairymens Association Hall of Fame
Dr Brown
Wiliam W. Rhodenbaugh
Middleton
Idaho Dairymen’s Association
Gem State
W W Brown
Willowdale
Idaho Holstein leaders elected at Boise meeting
Idaho Holstein Association officers and directors named at Boise gathering. Frank Supple of Jerome elected president. Herb Pline of Nampa becomes vice president. Walter Guinn of Nampa named secretary treasurer. Dan Roberts of Preston retires as president and Marvin Prescott retires as secretary treasurer. Directors include Herman Weick Caldwell Don Pack Idaho Falls Dan Vickerson Lago T W Richmond Bob. Ed Soper awarded 100000 Pound Club certificates to top cows. fifty breeders attended the base meeting statewide.
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Idaho State Holstein
Pins
Nampa
Frank Supple
Jerome
Walter Guinn
Ed Soper
Jerome Holstein Breeder
Idaho State Holstein Association
Supple
Dan Roberts
Preston
Herb Pline
Tom Maberly
Rupert
Guinn
Marvin Prescott
Grace
Boise
Idaho Holstein Association
Herman Weick
Caldwell
Don Pack
Idaho Falls
Dan Vickerson
Lago
T. W Richmond
Bob
Holstein-Fresian Association of America
George Burri
Charles Reed
Buhl
University of Idaho
Clarence Simpson
Glenns ‘Perry
Henry Drury
Dan
Parma
Lyle Anderson
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Abstracts & Tithe Insurance
Matthews
Con . Beck
Stanies
Stah
Richmond
Carnation Homestead
Willowdale Skylark Beauty Burkgow
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Wilmer
Fielding School
LDS Church
Tative
Holstein-Friesian Assoc
Harman Weick
North America
Cameo
Alcan
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Alcan Highway
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Chevrolet Inc
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