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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
3
Idaho Fish and Game announces a revised aerial salt program for big game. Levi Mohler says federal aid salt will steer animals to desired areas while supply salt meets animal needs, with a new phase balancing natural mineral availability in southern Idaho and stronger influence in northern regions.
Self Regulation entails close cooperation with state and local law enforcement agencies on the one hand and beer licensees on the other in the furtherance of strict compliance with the laws and regulations governing the distribution and sale of malt beverages. This program develops and maintains clean orderly conditions for the sale of beer and ale, serving the interest of everyone.
A humorous essay explains forestry economics using a one acre Southern pine example. It outlines planting year-old seedlings, thinning for continuous growth, and harvesting cycles yielding about 3250 dollars in timber annually. It notes forestry problems and lists eight priority issues for timber resource protection and management.
The National Safety Council warned drivers that defective tires and brakes are major risk factors in crashes. Worn or cut tires raise blowout risk, while brake failures contribute to both injuries and fatalities. rotate tires, inspect regularly, and replace worn tires to reduce danger.
A federal study in the Selway river drainage tests how artificial salt licks influence deer and elk movement and herd health. Officials note rainfall can wash away minerals in northern Idaho and that salt application may be reduced to every other year without harming animals while game animals favor salt dissolved in soil near the lick.
County agent outlines staking for small home gardens and field growing for large plots. Staked tomatoes stay clean and ripen with sunlight, while mulched field crops yield more over time. For early home plantings stake 18 to 24 inches apart. untrained plants go four by three feet.
A state survey in Iowa shows 90 percent oppose increases in immigration. Questionnaires to 41,348 residents and 7,900 responses found 7,038 against wider admission of immigrants, 848 for. The poll aims to influence debates on the Walter McCarran act amendments.
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