Plans Take Shape For Idaho Congress
J E Cushman announces an all Idaho congress set for December 10 11 in Boise with statewide hotel exhibits and sessions on travel and resource development federal legislation agriculture and industry leaders. Chambers of commerce from Boise Caldwell Coeur d Alene Grangeville Jerome Lewiston Nampa Twin Falls reserve eight exhibit spaces and more are expected. The event features sessions at Hotel Boise Crystal ballroom with expenses including a keynote by Walter L Doty of Sunset magazine.
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J. E. Cushman
Chambers of Commerce
Caldwell
Coeur d'Alene
Grangeville
Jerome
Lewiston
Nampa
Twin Falls
Hotel Boise
Cushman
Crystal Ballroom
Idaho
Walter L. Doty
Menlo Park
Calif
Sunset
State Chamber
Congress
T. E. Roach
Idaho Power Co
Bob Summersville
Idacate
Chamber of Commerce
Save Farm Machinery By Winter Storage Says Engineer
Agricultural engineer J. W. Martin of the university urges proper care and winter storage for farm machinery and equipment. He notes equipment should be put away securely to prevent damage from cold and moisture.
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J. W. Martin
Martin On-Farm Equipment Storage Advice
Martin urges proper storage to save time and money. Clean and grease all fittings and wear surfaces, remove belts and chains, apply rust preventive, check bolts, and inflate tires. Inspect for worn parts, order replacements early, and store belts in a cool dry place for winter protection.
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Martin
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Big Fish Proof Seven-Foot Sturgeon Caught on Snake River
A Weiser fisherman hauled a seven foot sturgeon from the Snake River, demonstrating the river’s potential for large catches. The event underscores the ongoing strength of the river as a fishing destination and highlights local angling success.
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Snake River
Brucellosis Eradication Hurdles Cited by Idaho Veterinarian
Idaho state veterinarian Lloyd H. Scrivner says current brucellosis control methods will not quickly erase the disease from cattle herds. He notes identification and slaughter remain the only proven eradication tool, but practical limits have limited testing, while partial measures and live vaccines complicate true eradication and can mask infections.
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Lloyd H. Scrivner
University of Idaho
Scrivner
United Nations
Korea
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