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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
2
Idaho hay supplies for winter are about 50 percent higher than a year ago, according to a report by Virgil D. Kennedy extension agricultural economist for the University of Idaho published in local notes.
Kennedy says nation faces hay shortages not seen since 1944 due to livestock consumption. Idaho hay supplies exceed last year by about 5 percent but a 3 percent livestock rise cuts real gain to 2 percent. Ranchers may have locked in winter hay, while earlier harvest overpayments occurred. A separate incident reports a railroad brakeman stepping on a plate of false teeth, injuring his foot in Sandpoint.
A hog charged into the path of a car driven by R. L. Mason of St. Anthony causing $150 in damages to the vehicle and the pig losing its life in the collision. The incident happened in the early evening as the animal attempted to cross the road.
George Peck notes the National Labor Management Foundation study showing hours needed to buy a market basket from 1914 to 1952. Inflation and taxes eroded wage gains, with factory workers faring worse than white collar salaries amid postwar economic shifts and pension strains.
Four Idaho 4-H members earned state honors in the 1962 National 4-H Beautification of Home Grounds Frozen Foods Meat Animal and Farm Electric programs. Beverly Hammer 16 Idaho Falls won Frozen Foods state honors with substantial home food preservation成果 and demonstrations. Tom Trail 17 Moscow earned top form in Meat-Animal for raising multiple livestock and judging. Dewaine Erickson 18 Genesee won Farm and Home Electric for building pig breeders and wiring projects. Bill Hubert and family recognized for beautification work at home grounds.
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