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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

11

Pontiac unveils 1951 models in record ad campaign

Pontiac Motor division marks its silver anniversary with its largest ad push in 25 years. H J Klingler says newspapers will carry top size full page ads in 4000 papers followed by extensive semi announcements. Western Motor sales displays the 1951 Pontiac in Preston at 160 South State St.

Pontiac Motor Division H. J. Klingler Western Motor Sales Pontiac Preston South State St

Idaho Club Barley Promises High Yields in Northwest

Karl H. Klages announces Idaho Club, a new malting barley variant developed since 1938, with six crowed dense heads and heavy straw. 18,000 pounds of seed released to growers. yields expected 40 to 60 bushels per acre in northern Idaho, higher in irrigated areas, with strong malting characteristics and premium market potential.

Idaho Club Idaho Karl H. Klages Klages Northwest

Idaho club barley deemed risky for spring planting

The agronomist notes Idaho club barley carries about the same risk as other winter barleys and is less winter hardy than top winter wheats. He warns against Idaho club as a spring barley while predicting ample seed for next fall and 360 acres planted this year could yield about 18 000 bushels for 1951 fall plantings.

Idaho Club Klages

Longer Working Day For Hens Boosts Idaho Laying Averages

University of Idaho poultry expert Dr. C. E. Lampman explains that extending daily light to 12 or 13 hours stimulates reproductive hormones, encouraging hens to feed and consume full rations. He warns that interruptions hurt production. a time clock and dimming switch help maintain consistent lighting and roosting behavior.

Idaho C. E. Lampman University of Idaho Lampman

Culprits caught council after bobcat raids on farm

After 180 chickens were lost in weeks H. C. Copp captured a young bobcat near the coop. Later he found the mother cat on his ranch and shot her.

Council

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