Idaho honey crop reaches near record largest in 1951 season
The USDA Idaho crop report puts honey production at 9 515 000 pounds, nearly 8 percent above 1956 and within 1 percent of the 9 568 000 produced in 1951 the year of the record crop. Colonies total 178 000, down about 2 percent from last year. Main flow was late but extended for about a month. Government clerks note quarterly budget and officers reports with adjournment planned for November 11, 1957.
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Usda Crop Reporting Service
Clarence Rich
Ered J. Price
Justice of the Peace
Sam V. Tunks
O. E. Monson
Huaeell Bee
H. M. Pugmire
E. Woodruff Stucki
Jesse O. Dunn
Pobcoe
Juanita W. Smart
Practical Homemaking Forum by Jane Stewart
Mrs. , is opeS FORUM by Jane Stewart. To keep lemons fresh longer, place them in a saucer with vinegar drops. Ironing tips advise a towel over textured areas and using dental floss for seams. Lubricate knots with talcum. Starch dating, foil in freezers, and sealing rosebuds with a match are suggested.
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Mrs
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Stewart
Winter tires use doubles in four years survey shows
The Rubber Manufacturers Association reports that 27 percent of registered farm vehicles and passengers used winter tires last year, leading all sectors in winter traction. The first public survey shows usage more than doubled in four years, with over 20 million casings used and 3,743,000 on farm vehicles.
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New York
Rubber Manufacturers Association
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Crowell-Collier
RMA Tire Division
George Flint
Idaho Sees September Savings Bond Increase
Savings-minded Idaho residents invested 384 559 dollars in United States Treasury Series E and H bonds in September. A E Thiel Bear Lake county chairman announced the county share stood at 1 484 dollars. National totals show 362 021 000 dollars in September, up 27 236 000 from 1956 an 8 1 percent rise. Thiel urged more savings to finance Idaho’s growing economy noting lasting purchasing power.
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Idaho
United States Treasury
A. E. Thiel
Bear Lake County
Thiel
Have Soil Tested Before Applying Most Fertilizers
University of Idaho soil specialist urges annual or biennial tests to avoid wasteful spread of fertilizer. Demonstration plots show nitrogen effects, while tests for nitrogen remain imperfect. farmers can save money by testing, sampling well, and using results wisely. The note on Treasury balance adds historical trivia about December 31 1789.
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Charles G. Painter
University of Idaho
Painter
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