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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
3
Estimates show Idaho noxious weed infestations may reach 500000 acres statewide with nine weed types listed including Canada thistle and knapweed. University of Idaho researchers credit chronic neglect and emphasize ongoing control programs reduce losses and increase farm profits through scientific methods.
A 1950s report notes a shift from the traditional call to flock feeding to electric automated feeders. Penn State researchers pioneered electrically operated troughs with a continuous chain system that delivers a steady feed supply, reducing labor as flocks grow and efficiency rises.
The text states no research or control for noxious weeds left about a fourth of farm land, roughly 2.5 million acres. It notes land reductions became evident across estimates since 1946, with high points reached that year.
Thirty women volunteer for emergency care training at the hospital in a two day per week program. Courses cover bedside nursing, patient care, office duties, and ethics, totaling 150 hours of volunteer duty annually at the assigned hospital.
Administrator N LeRoy Smith announces in Franklin County Idaho Probate Court the estate of Hannah H Smith deceased. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months from first publication. Claims directed to administrator at Preston Idaho residence. First publication April 12 1951. Ren B Johnson attorney Preston Idaho.
Vert Haile reported his hens laid a peanut shaped egg with an extremely thin shell. Farmers hesitated to label it an egg and Haile gave the eggs away as locals debated what to call the unusual production. Classified buyers were invited to trade.
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