Social visits span Preston and nearby towns this week
Mr and Mrs Willard Porter and children visited Franklin and Mrs Condie in Preston. Dinner guests at the Kirbys included Carver, Allen Lyon families, and Carma Peterson of Logan. Swainston and family from Winder visited Paskins family. De Ann Perry gave a Sunday school talk. Red Rock visitors Barger and siblings toured Ogden and other relatives. Page also notes sports trip to Logan for the Aggies Wyoming game and a farm bureau meeting in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Carma Peterson
Logan
Roy
Swainston
Winder
Gene Paskins
de Ann Perry
T. J. Barger
S. J. Barger
Red Rock
Ogden
Gertrude Jones
Herbert Wagner
Pocatello
Ken Pan‘ter
Dayton
Kliss
Barger
Ray Sant
Mack “Hymas
DeRalph Perry
Aggies
Wyoming
Nylon Nelgon
Burke Scrowther
Beentenh
J. Barger
Ted
William Paskins
Joyce Perry
Fern Porter
Wilfre Bosworth
Geheal
Non Atkinson
Kern
Shumway
Farm Bureau
Preston
Glendale Leland Auger Joins County Delegation
Glendale Leland Auger travels with Vaughn Greaves George Barrus Abe Stevenson and Keith Clark to accompany PMA to Boise for county affairs and related discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Auger
Vaughn
Greaves
George Barrus
Abe Stevenson
Keith Clark
PMA
Boise
Spring Camp of the DUP Hosts Notable Guests
The DUP Spring camp met at Mrs Bert Weavers home with lesson by Mrs Lindon Swainston and biography by Mrs Lawrence Mitton. Guests included Mrs Oril Lamoreaux of Salt Lake City and Mrs Smith of Lewiston. Refreshments were served under Mrs Howard Swainston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUP
Bert Weaver
Lindon
Swainston
Lawrence ‘Mitton
Marcus “Weaver
Oril Lamoreaux
Salt Lake ‘City
Smith
Lewiston
Howard Swainston
Ralph Cole
Wayne
Cole
California
Pany
Wayne E 'Swainston
Loffberg
Whitney ‘ Ward
Otis Cole
Orval
Benson
Arizona
Brawley
Santa Ana
Mesa
Phoenixt
San ‘Francisco
Donner Pass
Fred
Ballison
Karl Ballis
Prevention Best Cure for Mastitis in Herds Urges Vet
Dr. Lloyd Scrivner of the University of Idaho urges prevention as the key to mastitis control in dairy herds. Sanitation during milking, teat cup washing, isolating affected cows, and strict milking routines are essential to reduce spread and maintain herd efficiency.
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Lloyd Scrivner
Univrsity
Idaho
Scrivner
Early detection helps control mastitis in herds
Scrivner stresses immediate attention and treatment if mastitis appears in a herd. He notes that a local veterinarian will know which drugs to prescribe and that prompt action can stop the disease from spreading, with early checking of the first case.
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Scrivner
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Bertus Wanner
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North ‘State
O.K. Tire
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Regulay
Chambray
Baganty
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