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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1948

Page

9

Santa and North Pole Idaho mail center gains helpers

Idaho’s Santa post office near St. Maries sees a flood of letters. Postmaster Roland Walker and wife Belle will answer in a diplomatic vein, promising gifts if names appear in Santa’s big black book. The isolated village has long drawn mail from across the nation.

Santa Pole Shearaing Idaho State Board of Publicity North Idaho Indiana Claus Pennsylvania Bethlehem North Pole North—Pole Yuletide Roland Walker Belle St. Nick Walker St. Maries Santa Post Office

Idaho Potatoes Found Sensitive To 2 4 D In Trials

University of Idaho weed researchers report Russet and Bliss potato varieties show sensitivity to 2,4-D in spray or soil residues. Trials on irrigated Idaho fields mirrored eastern reports, risking culls and misshapen tubers if fields carried prior residues.

Potato Growers Split On 2 4 D Use In Idaho Trials

Erickson notes 1948 trials show some wheat and potato varieties tolerate 2 4 D better than others. Do not spray Russets or Bliss potatoes initially until variety tolerance is confirmed. He expects future experiments to explore integrated weed-control systems for Idaho potato production.

Erickson Pota Idaho

Idaho scenic elevations and antimony leader in nation

Idaho's terrain spans from 2300 feet at the Salmon river mouth to 10071 feet at Mt. McGuire. The state yields 95 percent of the United States antimony. Numerous lakes in Idaho's Big Horn crags remain uncharted by surveyors.

Idaho Salmon River South Fork Mt. McGuire Idaho’s Big Horn Crags

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J. N. Larsen Company Preston Title Insurance F.H.A. Loans North — Pole Lee Redington Dean Jensen Lyle ‘Christensen Jensen Merriess Bliss Lambert C. Erickson University of Idaho Russell University, of, Idaho University ‘of Idaho Clarence J. Seely Lus Seasons Greetings Claff S. Texaco North State Ford McCune Motor Company West Oneida All Business Cache Valley Banking Company Logan Utah Bank of Strength and Character Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Bank
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