Bear Lake Fair Days Near as Radar Finds Show Cattle Limits
August fair days in Bear Lake promise education and competition for 4-H and county exhibitors. Radar technology is explored for measuring back fat and muscle in cattle and hogs, with accuracy shown comparing live measurements to dressed carcasses. Further pork fat studies question fat tenderizing effects on fresh ham and loin roasts.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Institute of Home Economics
U.S.D.A
Beltsville Experiment Station
Farmer Family Reunion and Local News from Garden City
The Garden City column details the Farmers annual reunion at Ward Hall with church lawn dinner, plus visits from several locals including the Spence family and Helen Wamsley of Randolph. Also notes births, visitors to Lakota and Bear Lake Memorial, and community events and guests across Ward, Logan, Fish Haven, and Laketown.
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Farmer
Ward Hall
P. A. Spence
Charles Spence
Verda Spence
Salt Lake City
Spences
Helen,Wamsley
Randolph
Ward
John Farmer
Ogden
Edna Rex
Milford Loveland
Stake Board
Bloomington
M.I.A
Bernard Hodges
Theora Hodges
Bernard Heghes
Ross Pope
Jimmy
Trail Builder
Floyd Kennedy
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Bishop
Mitchell Sims
George Price
Paris
Genevieve Stone
Logan
Alton Cook
Lakota
McKay Pugmires
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Frank Cottle
L. L. Cook
Logania
C. E. Calder
Kay
Dean Smiths
Fish Haven
William Negus
Marvin Bair
Richmond
Evan Sorensons
Leroy Sorensong
William Kinsley
Marion
Bernie
Arvella Hawkins
Laketown
County Fair Judging Arena Adds to Mon Monday Visit
At Sacrament Michael Cook was sustained as a Ward teacher and Douglas Spence and Edwin Carney were confirmed by Ross Hodges. Leone Loveland accompanied by Ovid to visit Primary with family presence noted.
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Leone Loveland
Ovid
Michael Cook
Maxine Spence
Douglas Spence
Edwin Carney
Ross Hodges
Canada Thistle Reduces Grain Yield and Control Tips
County Agent Hyrum Johnson notes four Canada thistle plants per 15 square feet cut wheat yields by 380 percent in Bozeman Montana irrigated spring wheat. Idaho and Canadian studies concur with higher infestation lowering yields and support mowing or spraying before bloom to curb seed production. Follow up spraying and post harvest plowing improve control, with 90 percent reduction first year under thorough herbicide programs.
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Hyrum Johnson
Bozeman
Montana
University of Idaho
Canada
Mr. Johnson
Health Note endorses mouth to mouth resuscitation
The Paris Post reports that the American Red Cross and medical groups endorse mouth to mouth breathing as superior to manual artificial respiration. It explains restoring heart action by inflating the lungs with expired air and outlines steps from clearing the mouth to delivering 10 to 20 breaths per minute until the victim breathes again.
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American Red Cross
Idaho State Bar Column Keeps Readers Informed
The column serves as an information service of the State Bar of Idaho, offering updates and guidance for readers on professional conduct, disciplinary matters, and legal ethics within the state.
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The
State Bar of
Idaho
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