New Publication Warns Halogeton Poison On Idaho Ranges
The University of Idaho publishes a capsule guide on halogeton the poisonous range weed. It helps stockmen identify the plant prevent livestock losses and adopt 2,4-D control based on Raft River area research by Lambert Erickson E W Tisdale Howard Morton and George Zappettini.
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Idaho
Outer Mountain Range
Raft River
Haldgeton
Lambert C., Erickson
Agricultural Experiment Station
E.W. Tisdale
University
Howard ‘L. Morton
George Zappettini
Large turnout at first Red Cross first aid class
Attendance at the first Red Cross first aid class here Monday evening totaled about 40 persons. Sheriff Lee Hansen said classes will continue Monday and Friday evenings and anyone who did not attend the first meeting is invited to enroll. The sheriff is still accepting registrations.
600000 Trees Shrubs Ready for Farmers at University Nursery
Nearly 600000 trees and shrubs are available at the university forest nursery in Moscow and will be shipped when farming orders resume. The stock supports farmers with growing materials ahead of spring planting and seasonal demand.
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University Nursery
Moscow
Forester Pitkin Reports Strong Seedlings for Spring Plantings
April update shows 1950 season produced vigorous seedlings for windbreaks and erosion control. Demand high for black locust honey locust multiflora rose and other stock. early orders prioritized, with about 27 000 loxusts and a quarter million multiflora roses slated for spring delivery. Tree stock list includes Russian olive Russian mulberry southern wood green ash Siberian elm hybrid poplar fon derosa pine Norway spruce juniper Siberian pea multiflora rose black locust honey locust golden willow Scotch pine lodgepole pine blue spruce and Douglas fir.
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Idaho
Frank’ ‘Pitkin
Forester
Thé. Forester
Mt Pitkin
Pitkin
Wheat Smut Threatens Northwest Crop Yields in 1951
University plant pathologist J. M. Raeder warns smut infestations in 1951 may exceed 1950's record 30.6 percent across northern Idaho and neighboring states. Conference data from Port land shows Washington Oregon and Idaho average infestations near 49 percent with losses approaching $14 million in dockage and yields, plus treatment costs.
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Idaho
J. M. Raeder
The
University
Raeder
Pacific Northwest Smut Control Committee
Portland
R. E. White
Production and Marketing Administration
Washington
Oregon
White
Worley
Kendrick
Moscow
Wheat smut losses rise in three states report shows
White club wheats suffered most from smut last year with figures from 20 660 samples across three states. Racher and White point to a rising smut rate since 1942 and report 1948 at 14 percent 1949 just over 20 percent in heavily infested areas like Walla Walla Spokane Colfax Palouse Lewiston Kamiah. Seed treatment and resistant varieties are urged to cut losses.
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Egin
Walla Walla
Idaho
Lew- Aston
Grangeville
Crofing
Kamiah
Nee
Lo Raeder
Whew. Egan Wits Seen In News Item
A clipped note mentions Egan Wits in a local news item with casual exclamation and a phone number fragment 86. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
Ragout from pork hocks and meat balls
A home recipe combines pork hocks browned in shortening with onion bay leaf and water to simmer until tender. Ground beef and pork meat balls are browned in shortening, then added to the pot and cooked a final hour. The broth is thickened with browned flour, and the dish serves four with boiled potatoes and carrots or cabbage.
Applesauce Squares Mixed with Margarine and Flour Mix
A recipe fragment lists ingredients including applesauce one cup three quarters sugar one cup margarine or putter one teaspoon soda one and one fourth cups sifted all purpose flour one cup applesauce.
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Westys
Apple Nut Square Recipe Instructions
A fragmented recipe outlines steps for making apple nut squares. It describes combining salt cinnamon cloves and sugar with butter, mixing in applesauce and flour, adding chopped nuts, and dividing the batter into greased 8 by 8 by 2 inch pans. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 25 to 30 minutes yielding about 32 two inch squares.
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