Idaho Conservation Notices And Historical Facts
A weekly report outlines pheasant population surveys with crowing counts and brood checks. Goose nesting counts show 1146 geese on the Homedale unit along the Bunker River, with 160 nests found. weather may raise numbers. An Idaho conservation essay contest offers prizes for "Clean Waters and Idaho's Future" by November 30, 1969. The Interstate Commerce Commission was created in 1887 and Robert E. Lee suppressed John Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859.
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Homedale
Bunker River
Walters Ferry
Owyhee County
Olds Ferry
Washington County
Nyssa
Ontario
Oregon
Idaho
Department of Fish and Game
Boise
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Idaho Health Officials Warn Big Year Ahead for Scarlet Fever
Idaho health officials report 1882 scarlet fever and streptococcal sore throat cases by April 11, more than all of 1957 and close to 1958, with guidance from Dr. Terrell O. Garver on signs, transmission, and the need for medical treatment to prevent complications.
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Idaho Department of Health
Terrell O. Carver
Idaho
Garver
Notice of Radio Operator Examinations in Boise
Radio operator examinations will be held in Room 306 at the U S post office in Boise Idaho on Saturday April 25 1959 with a set schedule for radiotelegraph and amateur code tests. Applicants should bring current licenses citizenship certificates and blank Forms 766 and 766 B available from the Portland Oregon office or at the exam.
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U. S. Post Office
Boise
Idaho
Federal Communications
U.S. Court House
Portland
Oregon
United States
Catch Greasy Pigs and Prevent Swine Disease
Article warns that greased looking hogs may suffer suipestifer infection a germ caused swine enteritis. Infected pigs spread it to others if not culled or isolated promptly.
Arthritic Self Help Devices Offered in Boise and New York
Information and consultation by mail is available at no charge to arthritis sufferers. The Idaho Arthritic Chapter and the Arthritis Self device Center in New York detail devices from simple book ends to adjustable combs and remote control switches. Write to the Idaho chapter in Boise or the New York center for information on hundreds of self-help devices.
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James Julius Boise
Idaho Arthritic Chapter
The
Arthritic and
Rheumatism Foundation
Edward W. Lowman
New York
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Julius
Heights Drive
Boise
Idaho
Arthritis Selfevice Center
East 34Th Ree
N.Y. 16
N.Y
Lambs Thrive on Aureomycin in 72 Day Trial
Walter Vanderford of Aberdeen Idaho reports a 10 percent gain increase in lambs fed Aureomycin chlortetracycline over 72 days. In the trial 12 percent more during suckling and 6 percent more in the feedlot, with better uniformity and about five pounds more per lamb.
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Walter Vanderford
Aberdeen
Idaho
Floyd Frank
University of Idaho
Vanderford
Vanderord
ISC Little Theatre Presents The Little Hut
Idaho State College Theatre stages Andre Rousin's The Little Hut at 8 15 p m Wednesday through Saturday in the ISC Little Theatre. Dr Vic Mae Powell calls it a farce about a wife husband and lover marooned on a deserted island with clever lines not in the film. Tickets are 1 reserved. reservations available by box office.
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Idaho State College Theatre
Andre Rousin
ISC Little Theatre
South Seas
Vic Mae Powell
England
Dr. Powell
Sandall
College
Idaho State College Concert Choir Tours Lake Circuit
Idaho State College's ISC Concert Choir travels April 27–29 for its 18th annual spring tour under Prof. Wesley M. Harris. The route covers southeastern Idaho from American Falls to Moreland, Dayton, Preston, Marsh Valley, then Bear Lake area pending final plans.
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Idaho State
Wesley M. Harris
Idaho
Lake
American Falls
Aberdeen
Moreland
Dayton
Preston
Marsh Valley
Bear Lake
Mutual Broadcasting System
Coeds
Collegians
Harris
County Seeks Bid For Two Ton Truck With Gravel Bed
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids to be opened by 7 2 p m Monday April 27 1959 at the county clerk office in Paris for a two ton truck equipped with a six cylinder motor 10 ply 8 25x20 tires on off road rears 84 inch wheel base heavy springs heater electric wipers two speed axle two rear view mirrors turn signals heavy clutch and radiator foam seats gravel bed level steel three yard water level bed and front mounted hoist. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Paris
Sam V. Tunks
Hog Cholera Threat Seen for ’59 in Idaho and Nation
University of Idaho veterinarian Dr. Lloyd Scrivner warns hog cholera could sweep this spring if growers neglect vaccination. He urges tailored preventive immunization under local veterinarians guidance, noting the disease spreads rapidly and causes heavy losses, estimated at about 50 million dollars annually.
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Lloyd Scrivner
University of Idaho
Dr. Scrivner
Scrivner
Right Seed for Idaho Alfalfa Varies by Locale
University of Idaho agronomist Howard Roylance notes alfalfa varieties suit different parts of Idaho. Northern acres favor Sadacca Ad Vermardo and similar types, while Lahontan Ranger and Buffalo perform well in the south. Wilt resistance benefits long rotations. creeping varieties do not creep under irrigation when densely planted.
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Idaho
Howard Roylance
University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service
Sadacca ad-Vermar
Lahontan
Ranger
Buffalo
Roylaneco
University of Idaho Announces Boise Adult Education Center
University of Idaho will start an adult education center in Boise with first classes at Boise Junior College in September. Theophilus announced joint planning with Dr. Eugene Chaffee and T. C. Bird. The program emphasizes upper division liberal arts, business administration and education with credit and some non credit offerings and special workshops for adults.
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University of Idaho
Boise
Boise Junior College
D. R. Theophilus
Eugene Chaffee
T.C. Bird
Theophilus
Understanding the injunction in law and its modern use
The article explains injunctions, their origin from English kingly commands, and their modern function as court orders preventing specific acts. It covers temporary injunctions to preserve status quo, the need for sworn statements, bonds for possible damages, the hearing process, and the requirement to show cause before issuance.
Court injunct ion process explained in brief column
The piece explains how a temporary injunction may lead to a permanent one or a suit to settle issues. After a court grants an injunction it must be served on the defendant. disobedience may lead to contempt penalties or other court actions. This column is an informational service of the State Bar of Idaho.
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The
State Bar of
Idaho
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Robert E. Lee
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Carver
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoge
V.u Theatre
Kenneth Moore
Jayne Mansfield
Fractured Jaw
Cinemascope
Tony
Curtis, Sidney-Potter
ISC Concert Choir
U OF I Education Pogram
Paris Post
Pherd Clothing Store
Utah Power & Light CO
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