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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1951

Page

3

Health Department Warns Canners Against Food Poisoning

Health officials warn homemakers about botulism from home canning. Viola Nisher explains spoiled foods should be buried or treated, and hot water canning foods opened must be boiled 15 minutes. A W Klotz notes botulism from non acidic vegetables and meats. seek immediate physician and free antitoxin from state lab.

Health Department Miss Viola State Department of Public Health A. W. Klotz State Department of Public Health Klotz

Idaho Seed Potatoes 1950 Output Up Sharply

Idaho produced 2,523,245 bushels of certified seed potatoes in 1950, about 72 percent above 1949. Over ten years the crop rose to 3.33 times the 1940s average, with Netted Gems making up 99 percent of the total and total certified acreage at 9,737 acres.

Idaho

Buhl’s Rise and Idaho State Income Tax Shifts

In 1906 settlers chose Buhl as a town name honoring Frank M. Buhl as irrigation growth spread from Twin Falls. The area thrived with diverse crops and electrified farms, while nearby attractions drew visitors. State income tax rose from 8,854 filers in 1932 to 142,847 in 1947, with averages climbing from 4.27 to 36.99 per return.

Buhl Twin Falls South Side Frank M. Buhl Twin Falls Thes Twin Fall S United States Snake River Canyon Balanced Rock Sinking Tranch Clear Lakes Boise Idaho E. F. Haworth

Violations Bring 118 Arrests in July Game Dept

The fish and game department reports 118 arrests in July for violations of fish and game laws. Fines totaled 2671 dollars, with half to the counties and half to the department. Major offenses included fishing without a license and fishing in closed waters, plus seven men fined ten dollars for fishing in juvenile waters at Hagerman refuge.

Fish and Game Fish and Game Department Coun‘ies Game Department Hagerman Refuge Fremont Valley Clearwater

Polio Cases Fall Sharply in Idaho Amid Cautious Warnings

Idaho officials report polio incidence at the lowest level in years with 17 cases since January including three in May and three in early July. Dr. T O Carver urges standard precautions, hand washing, and rest and fatigue avoidance while noting polio virus found in untreated sewage and discouraging swimming in natural waters.

Idaho State Health Department T. O. Carver State ‘Health Department Carver

Idaho lamb crop at 1951 low. 897000 head reported

USDA figures show Idaho lamb crop for 1951 at 897000 head, down 2 percent from 1950 and 30 percent below the 1944–49 average. Breeding ewe numbers fell to about 823000, with the 1951 U S lamb crop totaling 18.761 million head, a slight rise from 1950 and first year since 1941 with an increase.

Idaho USDA United States Texas

Standard Oil Company Wins Broadcast Award

The Standard school broadcast earned a special award from Ohio State University’s 21st institute, marking a notable achievement for the program and recognizing its quality and impact.

Ohio State University 21St Institute

School radio program wins special award for 1923 effort

The Standard Oil Company of California operates a nationwide school broadcast via 73 west to Alaska and Hawaii stations. Adrian F. Michaelis directs the program Music and the American Family, cited for outstanding use of network facilities and cultural impact in schools.

Standard Oil Company of California Alaska Hawaii Adrian F. Michaelis Standard Michaelis

Johnson Drug Store Promises Fast Athlete’s Foot Relief

An ad touts a preparation labeled USE T-4-L for athlete's foot claiming 90 percent alcohol base for deep penetration. It promises relief in one hour and a 40 cent refund if not satisfied, with the offer valid at Johnson Drug Store today.

Johnson Drug Store

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