Buhl Housewife Wins New Auto In Safeway Contest
A Buhl housewife, Mrs Frank H. Matthews, won a $2,500 Studebaker sedan in Safeway Idaho June Daily Month essay contest. Judges selected three top essays from Idaho dairying leaders with Myrle Phelps and Neill Mathews winning milk prizes.
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Buhl
Idaho Dairy month contest praised by sponsors and judges
Idaho dairy month drew praise from sponsors including Safeway for essay contest support and increased dairy product sales. Mr Hendrix credited Idaho Chain Stores association for cooperation and thanked Safeway for advertising. Mr Williams from Salt Lake City presented the first prize sedan to Mrs Matthews while noting public interest and economic importance of dairying. A traffic safety note urged vacation motorists to plan trips, monitor fatigue, and inspect vehicles to prevent accidents.
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Buhl
Safeway
Idaho
Frank H. Matthews
Castleford
Studebaker
W. E R. Williams
Salt Lake
Safeway Stores, Inc
Idaho Dairymen’s Association
Idaho Chain Stores Association
Hendrix
Safeway Stores
Take It Easy Relax on Vacation Safety
Safety experts urge travelers to pace trips and avoid overpacking schedules. They warn that time is finite and stress can spoil leisure, advising practical planning and breaks to enjoy a calmer, safer vacation.
Driving Tips For Long Trips From The Division
The division offers guidance on packing essentials for safety including flashlight flares spare tire first aid kit maps and identification. It also urges early starts to complete driving before sundown and advises rests when tired and brief stops to enjoy scenery.
First 25 Miles Most Hazardous
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows 61 percent of fatal car crash drivers lived within 25 miles of the crash scene. The yearbook notes 73 percent of all drivers in accidents also resided within 25 miles, with 21 percent inside the state and 18 percent outside.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
New Farm Pamphlet Tells Control Methods For Stable Flies
A USDA leaflet advises destroying breeding places and using insecticides such as chlordane DDT lindane and methoxychlor to control stable flies. The guide aims to reduce pests and prevent losses in meat and milk production during fly season.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
How to Control Them Insects At Rural Livestock Areas
Insect specialists advise cleaning breeding spots such as wet straw manure and fruit refuse. Remove loose straw by feeding area and stacks. bale straw after threshing to prevent stable fly breeding. Haul manure from barnyards, spread over fields or store in fly proof piles. treat manure with chlordane DDT or borax if impractical. Feed fruit and vegetable refuse to livestock at least twice weekly and spray remaining refuse with chlordane or DDT. Use methoxychlor and lindane for interior spraying in dairy barns. apply chlordane or DDT on inside and outside animal housing surfaces to control adult stable flies.
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Idaho State Dairymen’s Association
H. G. Myers
Association
Boise
Dick D’kasum
Idaho Newspapr
University of Idaho Extension Department
Myrle Phelps
Adams Street
Montpielier
Neill Mathews
New Plymouth
American Dairy Association
Nenrist
Livestone
Healts
American Foundation For Animal Health
U. K. Tire
Preston
NEW
G. E. Electric
Era’s Appliance & Sport Shop
Ern Arene Nites Owner
General Motors
Ldsmobile
Oldsmobile
Cranney Chevrolet
South State