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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1954
Page
2
A Parma branch experiment station of the University announces release of a new onion variety to the public in recent months. The report mentions development efforts and aims to aid farmers and consumers with improved crops.
Basil O'Connor warns the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis faces a 20 million dollar gap that endangers care for 67 000 former patients and ongoing prevention efforts. He appeals to editors to publicize local chapter activities and galvanize support for the Emergency March of Dimes from August 16 to 31.
University of Idaho extension specialist Jim Gregory advised Idaho potato producers to reduce late crop white potatoes to 92 percent of 1953 acreage to help prevent price depressing surpluses. The 1954 guides, totaling 373.7 million bushels nationwide, aim to meet demand with voluntary compliance and potential government support only in areas showing substantial adherence.
Idaho dairy output reached about 1 352 million pounds in 1953, up 14 percent from 1952 and the highest since 1944. The 1953 yield per cow averaged a record 6 440 pounds, with output rebounding after declines during 1944–49.
The 1953 average milk cows on farms was about 210 000, up from 189 000 in 1952. From 1944 to 1951 numbers fell from 250 000 to 185 000, while production per cow rose, not enough to offset smaller herd, so total milk production declined.
The words were spoken by John the Baptist about Jesus. They are recorded in the Gospel of Matthew as well as in Mark and Luke. The author began his preaching in the wilderness near Judea. The author was beheaded in Herod's rule, marking his martyrdom.
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