Plant Bureau fixes date for codling moth spray
W H Hicks director Idaho bureau of plant industry reports third enddlling moth spray dates set by inspectors across districts. Burlap bands show codling motif in transforming stage with Boise valley district listing July 26 for third spray. Officials emphasize apples should be covered with lead arsenate before feeding begins to prevent late sting from second brood.
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W. H. Hicks
Idaho
Bureau of Plant Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Reclamation Is Paramount Issue In Great West
Pred R. Reed urges unity among Idaho and Western states to advance irrigation and reclamation. The piece stresses coordinated action by the Idaho Reclamation Association and Western States Reclamation Association, led by Governor Davis, to secure water rights, store flood waters, and boost crop prosperity across 27 to 28 states. It argues reclamation requires collective effort over partisan divides for national policy and regional development.
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Congress
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Western States Reclamation Association
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Association of Western States
Idaho Reclamation Association
Democrats
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Red Mite Infestation Threatens Idaho Wheat Crops
An unprecedented outbreak of red mites spreads across southern Idaho, injuring wheat and other grains. University of Idaho extension entomologist Mr Wakeland warns the pest could ruin half the crop in affected areas if growers do not follow proven dry farming and soil preparation practices.
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Idaho
United Sefton
United A Bureau of
Wakeland
Hagerman Valley to Supply Power Project Underway
Idaho Power announces preliminary surveys for a Hagerman Valley plant delivering 15 000 horsepower. A 115 mile double pole line to Caldwell will be built at a cost over two million dollars. Construction begins September with completion aimed for next June and power flowing to Caldwell for regional distribution.
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Idaho Power Company
Hagerman Valley
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Clothes Make the Policeman in Khaki Tale
A fragment recounts a Mexican man seeking the village marshal for aid and dragging Dr. A. A. Newberry into his office. The doctor protests he is not a cop, but the man notes the khaki attire and insists, Take me to the judge.
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Sand mite outbreak noted across several counties in the state
Observations indicate sand mite presence in Bannock, Franklin, Queida counties with isolated specimens in Cassin and Madison. Mites are tiny eight legged pests affecting wheat plants, causing yellowing and stunted growth, rustling sounds in wind, and significant crop losses after rains and heat.
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Franklin
Queida
Cassin
Madison
Eloeor Exarminaton
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