Cultivate Factors of U S Greatness Or Nation May Fall
Rob ert Kazmayer urged the Preston Knife and Fork club that America must cultivate its strengths to avoid decline. He warned external dangers from Europe and Russia, urged an assertive yet peaceful policy, and urged citizens to replace complacency with personal effort to sustain US leadership.
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Robert Kazmayer
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America
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U.S
Mr. Kazmayer
Assa’s Work Continues Boosts Local Dairy Butterfat Yields
At a dairy group meeting officials noted that milk butterfat content has risen over a decade. The service requires cows to average 500 pounds of butterfat across three consecutive 305 day lactations. Patrons using the bull stud service report about 100 pounds more butterfat per cow annually.
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Bull Study Service
Scouts Fill Temporary Public Service Posts in Preston
In Preston the Boy Scouts appointed Ralph Hall as police judge and DeVaughn Doney as chief of police with C I Goff as fire chief and Gordon Campbell as assistant. Wayne Schow becomes county sheriff in place of Lee Hansen and Jay Hansen as deputy. They took oaths before Mayor Eberhard for a day as demonstrations of scout skills and handiwork will be held across the Preston business district Saturday for the public.
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P L. Allred
Ralph Hall
DeVaughn Doney
C I. Goff
Gordon Campbell
Wayne Schow
Lee Hansen
Jay Hansen
Ray Fackrell
Eberhard
Preston
Mendenhall Answers Slot Vote Questions in Letter
Franklin county state senator Marion Jensen and representative Vernon Mendenhall respond to the slot machine vote in a letter to The Citizen. Mendenhall says he objected to how the bill was tabled, explains his no vote, and notes time limits and reading piles. He praises prison improvements under Governor Robins and describes legislative social functions for women lawmakers.
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Pete” Jensen
Vernon Mendenhall
Mendenhall
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Robins
Donald ‘Whitehead
Governor's Mansion
Blizzardtight Highway 34 Remains Closed After Snowstorm
State and county crews battled a fierce blizzard to clear major routes as Highway 34 stayed shut. Foremen Wv. D. Smart Roy Nelson Leo Hobbs and Richard Packer led patrols aided by Horace Haworth Lavon Bowman. Bulldozers driven by Murray Martinson Red Davis Ross Telford and Roy Britenstine broke drifts but 34 remained impassable. Homes were opened to crews by Mrs. Dee Andreasen and Mrs. Leland Panter who provided hot meals.
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Highway 34
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Roy Nelson
Leo Hobbs
Richard Packer
Horace Haworth
Lavon Bowman
Murray Martinson
Red” Davis
Ross Telford
Roy Britenstine
Dee Andreasen
Leland Panter
Indigestion in Cows Common During Winter
Dairymen should watch cows for indigestion in cold weather says Dr. Lloyd H. Scrivner head veterinarian at the University of Idaho. Indigestion often follows winter feeding of warm water and overfeeding while continued heavy feeding and high milk production heighten risk. Changes of feed spoiled feed and irregular feeding are also common causes.
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Lloyd H. Scrivner
University of Idaho
Scrivner
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