Idaho Reports Rabies Near Elimination Thanks to Vaccination
Idaho state health officials report hydrophobia nearly eliminated in the state over a decade due to vaccination of dogs imported from other states and annual vaccination by local veterinarians under state law. Dr. A. P. Schneider notes precautions for suspected rabies cases and warns against premature animal destruction without observing symptoms.
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Idaho
State Health Department
A. P. Schneider
Bureau of Animal Industry
Schneider
Montana
Spokane
Livestock Control Laboratory
Boise
Rabies Brain Test Requires Intact Specimen
A veterinary lab notes that for a reliable rabies diagnosis the brain must be intact. Proper specimen handling is essential to avoid false results and ensure accurate analysis.
State C of C Urges Idahoans Study Lien Law
Idaho business groups were urged by the state chamber of commerce to study the public assistance lien law and its effect. The bulletin explains the program adds state and federal funds to a recipient's income, clarifies there is no pension law, and describes the lien as a preferred-credit arrangement only after other debts are paid. It notes the program has grown from 3.67 million to 10.58 million over two fiscal periods and stresses public understanding.
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Boise
Idaho
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Chapters Commended For Polio Drive
Idaho reports a strong 1950 January March of Dimes drive with $228 623 51 raised nationwide efforts supported by county chapters since 1947 about 2 221 000 expended in Idaho for polio patient care National Foundation aided 1 691 000 from the state funds depleted county treasuries 58 847 26 this year for ongoing care Most polio cases benefit from local chapter support and scientists edge toward better control, Overstreet notes
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Idaho
Robert S. Overstreet
Overstreet
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
National Foundation
March of Dimes Contributions by Idaho Counties
Overstreet reports detailed Phase of the research program funding. Camas county leads per capita with 1.14 dollars from 1,234.05 total. Canyon county tops overall with 29,367.92, followed by Ada 26,555.99 and Twin Falls 21,875.95. Franklin county praised for 3,889.61 total or 0.3990 per capita. Chapter chair Daniel Roberts chaired the March of Dimes efforts.
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March of Dimes
Overstreet
Camas County
Canyon County
Ada County
Twin Falls County
Franklin County
Daniel Roberts
Nelson to spend three years on Brazil assignment
Oliver Nelson and his family from Scottsbluff plan a three year contract with the Brazilian government. He will relocate to Sao Paulo to supervise a terminal pipeline plant and teach Brazilian staff how to handle finished gasoline and fuel oils. Nelson will depart within three weeks with a four man team to manage product transfer from Santos harbor by pipeline to Sao Paulo.
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Oliver Nelson
Scottsbluff
Ned
Earl
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Nelson
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Nelson
Santos
Cable railway climbs 3000 feet in six miles to town
The town gains a rail free by a six mile cable line that lifts trains a 3000 foot grade. Other transport schemes grow as oil pipelines are laid. Mr Nelson and family plan a short visit before his departure for Brazil with Mrs Nelson joining later.
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Mr Nelson
Mabel
Blaine
Mrs Nelson
Brazil
Rasmussen services held in Weston
Funeral services for Joseph Rasmussen were held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Weston LDS ward chapel under the direction of Maurice Tingey bishop. Burial followed in Weston Cemetery by Richards & Son Mortuary.
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Trenton
Weston LD S Ward
Maurice Tingey
Weston Cemetery
Richards & Son Mortuary
Football continuation on page one names players
Football continues on page one listing Hawkes DeVerl Herzog Allen Martin Gordon Neeley Fred Shaffer Edward Swann Carl Swainston Paul Wilkinson and Dean Bennett as participants or referenced figures.
Seniors Check Out Gear for 1951 Campaign
Seniors listed as Gordon Bergquist Larry Crawford Terry Jamison Max Jensen Elmo Keller Jack Merrill Jack Moser Grant Smith and Delbert Weaver have checked out gear for the 1951 campaign.
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Gordon Bergquist
Larry Crawford
Terry Jamison
Max Jensen
Elmo Keller
Jack Merrill
Jack Moser
Grant Smith
Delbert Weaver
Tractor Driving Contest Entry Details Announced
Timing of the contest is noted as continuing from page I with committee members including Chairman Larson William G. Palmer Frank Gilbert Charles Sparrow and Karl Ballif. All interested boys and girls should register at the Farm Bureau office on West Oneida St.
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Larson
William G. Palmer
Frank Gilbert
Charles Sparrow
Karl Ballif
Farm Bureau
West Oneida St
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Diane Bright
Sallys and
Suzys
NEW Oneida Stake House
Downey High School
Max Factor
Hollywood
Emsin
Reston
South First East
South Second East
R. N. Coburn
Weston
Army
Smithfield
Charles Nichols
Ovid
Ida
Montpelier
Joe Stone
LaVar Matkins
Swan Lake
Joseph Rasmussen
Preston Indians
NORTH
Cache High School
Preston High
Preston
Franklin County Fair Board
Opera House
Fair Grounds
Preston High School
Franklin County Court House
Rodeo Arena
U. & I. Furniture Exchange
Owl Jensen Implement
Tanner's Men’s Wear
Preston Electric & Furn. Co
Preston Citizen Lynn Auto Service
Q. K. Tire Shop
Merrill's Jewelry Classic Cleaners
Franklin Co. Poultry Assn
Utah Power & Light
Mel's Drug Preston Implement Greaves Style Shop
Johnson Drug Fess Furniture Co
West Motor Co
Franklin County Grain Growers March V. Hopkins Agency
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