Calf Scour Prevention Tips From County Agent
County agent Daniel Roberts urges dairymen to prevent calf scours by avoiding overfeeding and exposing calves to poor weather. He emphasizes early colostrum intake, keeping calves with dam for two days, careful weaning, measured milk, timely dry feed, hay, and a small grain mix. Calf pens should be clean, well bedded, draft free, with an ideal 40 to 50 degree temperature.
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Boward
Daniel Roberts
Guernsey
Jersey
Woman’s whispered keyhole cure tames night owl husband
In an old Elmore Bulletin notice reprinted by The Reveille an Austin woman reportedly stopped her husband John from nightly outings by whispering through the door keyhole asking Is that you William The plan led him to stay home nightly and sleep with a revolver under his pillow, keeping one eye open.
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Mountain
Elmore Bulletin
Reveille
Austin
William
John
Milk Production Jump in Idaho Sets 1954 Records
Idaho 1954 milk output estimated at 1 462 million pounds, up 110 million from 1953 and 202 million above the 1943 52 average. Production per cow and total cash receipts reached new highs, with receipts about 1.3 percent below 1948 and producer returns at 3 38 per hundred pounds. Kimberly reports ID Power picnic grounds draw crowds as Twin Falls hosts expanding recreation.
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Idaho
USDA
Kimberly
Idaho Power Company
Twin Falls
Monster Transformer Links Utah Power Plant to Multi-state Grid
A 100 ton transformer was installed at Utah Power & Light Co in Salt Lake City connecting its new 100 000 kilowatt Gadsby plant to the Northern backbone transmission system. Five railroads coordinated a 2 500 mile move from Sharon Pennsylvania to Idaho to handle the heavy unit.
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Utah Power & Light Co
Salt Lake City
Mammoth
Sharon
Ap&l
Ransport
Utah Idaho Business Volume Exceeds Seasonal Expectations
The First Security Newsletter reports Utah and Idaho business in Q1 1955 ran well above seasonal norms. It forecasts Q2 activity 5 to 15 percent above 1954, with March employment about 4,000 higher, strong housing permits, and retail trade about 11 percent above 1954 figures.
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Utah
Idaho
Tné
First ‘Security Banks
ElRoy Nelson
First Security Corporation
Harry; Frazier
Utah-Idaho
Uto
Hints on Child Safety Week and Idaho accident deaths
State Public Health Director L. J. Peterson notes April 17-23 as Child Safety Week proclaimed by Gov. Smylie. He cites 86 Idaho children under 15 died in accidents last year, half at home, and urges home safety checks and practical prevention steps for kitchen, bathroom, living areas, yard, and neighborhood.
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L. J. Peterson
Robert E. Smylie
Peterson
Idaho
Petrson
Shoshone and Marvin Anderson Cause Nationwide Stir
A cryptic report notes Shoshone and Marvin Anderson involved in a controversial incident abroad. The piece references German language substitutions and a misunderstood chant, with distant mentions of a wigwam and a tribal exclamation.
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Major
Marvin Anderson
Germany
Dayton Social Notes Highlight Daughters of Pioneers Meeting
Dayton residents host and visit kin across multiple towns with birthday and anniversary gatherings. A Daughters of Pioneers meeting at Mrs. Evelyn Griffeth's home features life histories and lessons. Frank Pratt of Cleanfield, UK visits sister Evelyn Griffeth before returning home.
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Gladys Bingham
Smithfield
Virgil Archibald
Reuben Archibald
Gerald Dalley
Herbert Williams
Weston
Ogden
LaRue Buttars
Margaret Nelson
R. Burns Crookston
S. C. Crookston
Lucille Peterson
Enid
Logan
Frank Reeder
Evelyn Griffeth
Daughters of Pioneers
Marzella Archibald
Ethel Stevenson
Mrormon
Kathleen C Griffeths
Virginia Hawkes Barrus
Griffeth
Albertle Griffeth
Cora Phillips
Florenica Seamons
Edith Binggell
Kathleen Griffeths
Leone Balls
Rebecca Nelson
John Meyers
Buh
Leslie Jensen
Eva Whittle Hardwick
Salinas
Calif
Frank Hardwick
Beverly
Barbara
Karen
Don P. Whittle
Dayton
Blane Whittle
Church of Jesus’ Christ of Latter-day Saints
Trees Available For County Farmers
Franklin county farmers may order trees from the University of Idaho nursery via agricultural agent Daniel Roberts. Extra supplies remain in cold storage until about March 1. the price is three cents per tree with a 100 tree minimum and at least 25 of one species. Available kinds include black locust, golden willow, green ash, Siberian elm, Russian olive, Russian mulberry, Siberian pea, southern wood, and multiflora rose.
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Franklin County
University of Idaho Nursery
Daniel Roberts
Vernon Burlison
University of Idaho Extension Presber
Frank Pitkin
Burlison
Banida Man Gerald Lowe Returns Home After Salt Lake City Work
Gerald Lowe spent two days at his Banida home after completing work in Salt Lake City.
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Banida
Gerald Lowe
Salt Lake City
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