Notice of setting bids for crushed gravel stockpile project
Public Works Department announces bid opening at 2:00 PM February 18, 1949 for furnishing crushed gravel stockpiles for Stockpile Project No. 25 in Caribou and Franklin Counties Idaho. Plans and forms available Boise and Pocatello. Bond 5 percent required. Advertising law details included.
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Preston City Auction Aims to Sell Sheds and Fence Line
Notice states the city has no further use for sheds and a fence along 2nd North street near the old Ball Park. Bids will be received at the city offices on or before February 2, 1949, with the city reserving the right to reject any bid. Mayor Ernest Eberhard Jr. signs the notice.
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Estray sale notice from Franklin County Idaho 1949
Sheriff of Franklin County Preston Idaho issues notice of sale for an estray horse a 2-year-old sorrel gilding about 1000 pounds with no brands. Estray taken up in East Side herd district. Owner must claim and pay costs or horse sold to highest bidder on February 9 1949 at Swan Preston. Dated January 26 1949. Also includes unrelated census and historic notes.
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Health inventory urged by Idaho groups for 1949 checks
The Idaho division of the American Cancer Society and the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis association urge families to schedule complete physicals. Annual health inventories help early disease detection, guiding plans for the coming year and potentially adding years of life.
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American
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Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis ‘ Association
Poultry Cannibalism May Be Controlled
An Idaho University poultry expert, Charles F. Petersen, suggests beak trimming as a potential solution when diet adjustments fail to curb cannibalism in flocks. The note advises farmers not to lose heart and to try this method as a last resort to reduce pecking and injuries.
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University’ of ‘ Idaho
Petersen
Beak trimming advised to curb cannibalism in poultry
An expert describes methods to stop cannibalism in birds. Start with trimming the upper beaks minimally to prevent feather and skin damage. If diet fixes fail, trimming may be the only cure, especially when ring leaders are trimmed early to stop spread.
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