Self-Help or Privatize the Postal System Debate
A Salt Lake City physician argues postal rates will never cover costs and urges dropping rate hikes in favor of privatization or stronger public support. He warns politics influence pricing and notes non postal duties inflate expenses while smaller groups rely on mail and may be forced out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Postal Service
Utah
Congress
Census Bureau
Peace Corps
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of Agriculture
February Birthdays of Great Americans
February is highlighted as a birthday month for renowned Americans such as George Washington Abraham Lincoln Aaron Burr Charles Dickens and Buffalo Bill. It notes notable February events including battles monuments inaugurations and organizations like the Boy Scouts of America plus holidays such as Valentine’s Day and Groundhog Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Aaron Burr
Charles Dickens
William Henry Harrison
James Russell Lowell
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Buena Vista
Washington Monument
Jefferson Davis
Maine
Havana
Boy Scouts of America
Florida
Georgia
Fall Seeding Winter Wheat Declines in Idaho Ahead of Harvest
Idaho farmers seeded about 680000 acres to winter wheat this fall, a 10 percent drop from last year and 15 percent below the 1951-60 average, with initial 1962 production estimated at 17680000 bushels. North Idaho plantings fell 14 percent from last year, while south Idaho acres were down 5 percent, yet projected south output reached 10050000 bushels. Weather and the 1962 program shaped the crop prospects, with uneven stands in early seedings and moisture shifts through autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
USDA
North
South
East
Idaho dairymen hear talks on herd care and calf raising
The Idaho extension dairy program and Dr. R H Ross of the University of Idaho outlined 17 research projects and urged relocation of the dairy science department. Thacker reported Caldwell calf raising work showing individual and open shed housing with dry calves, proper milk feeding, and group housing for replacements to reduce illness and improve herd quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
R. H. Ross
Department of
Dairy Secience
University of Idaho
Moscow
Ross
Dairy Science
Thacker
Caldwell
Caldwell Station
Washington State College
Breeding, records boost dairy efficiency at Idaho short course
Dr. R K Johnson of the University of Idaho outlined record keeping as key to reducing breeding failures in dairy cattle. He urged dairymen to track calving dates heat periods and interheat intervals while observing cows multiple times daily. Nord Westover described converting stanchion stalls to loose housing, cutting bedding costs and labor while improving cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Johnson
Department of Dairy Science
University of Idaho
Moscow
Mir Johnson
Gryman T
Nord Westover
Clifton
Colder Weather Seen Until 1965 Worldwide Climatic Trends
Climatologists warn short term reversals may interrupt a long term warming. Since 1900 average Northern Hemisphere temperatures rose about one degree Fahrenheit with regional effects: Canada prairies crop lines advance north, birch and spruce suffer in New England, timberline rises in Sweden, and wildlife shifts northward.
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Hemis
National Cographe Society
Canadian Prairies
New England
Canada
Sweden
American South
Massachusetts
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
Climate shifts push wildlife ranges and ice ages across continents
The excerpt notes northward shifts of deer moose raccoons and bears along with fish migration from cod to tuna off New England and Greenland. It discusses receding glaciers at Waterton Glacier and border regions and warnings of potential global warming effects on sea levels and polar ice caps, plus orbital and carbon dioxide influences on climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Greenland
New England
New Jersey
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
United States-Canadian
C. E. P. Brooks
New York
London
North America
Europe
Franklin County News Advertiser Support Note
A plea states the newspaper relies on business advertisers to fund local coverage of Franklin County residents and their activities. The message urges readers to support the firms that make the publication possible.
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Franklin County
Funeral held for Mrs May Edwards in Riverdale
Riverdale residents attended the funeral of Mrs Zella May Edwards on Saturday at 1 00 p m in the Riverdale ward chapel with prayers by Ray Barrington Orville Neeley and Leon Forsgren remarks by Bishop Rex S Packer and obituaries and songs by local mourners The grave dedication was conducted by Late Smith Janice Smith daughter of Dean C Smith had tonsils removed at Preston hospital and is recovering at home Mr and Mrs LaWayne Barrington and family of American Fork attended the funeral and visited the Barrington home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zera Wold
Gary
Lila Gunderson
L. M. Packer
Wavel K. Smith
Jean Marie Smith
Gladys Henrie
Grace Meek
LaWayne Barrington
Mr Erickson
Hyrum W. Smith
Thomas Jansen
Wilford Meir
Marve Packer
Dwain Tate
Walter Rindlisbaker
Robert O Smith
Myrtle Rind
New Healing Substance Reverses Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A science breakthrough introduces Bio-Dyne, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Early cases report rapid pain relief and noticeable shrinking, with users noting the condition ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under Preparation H at drug counters.
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Editorial
Eldon B. Tucker Jr
M. D
Kennedy
White House
Bear Lake
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin Counties
Preston Elks Club
George W
S. M. Regi
Riverdale
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