Advertising Recognition Week Observed in Idaho
Idaho observes Advertising Recognition Week from February 19 to 25. Boise Ad Club President Mar shall Smithman notes advertising lowers prices by boosting demand and spurring competition, supporting mass production and a higher standard of living. Governor Robert E. Smylie proclaims February 14 1956 as Advertising Recognition Week, urging citizens to recognize advertising's benefits.
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Idaho
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Marshall Smithman
Boise Ad Club
Robert E. Smylie
State of
Federal Aid Plan Under AAA Highway Proposal
The AAA proposes a 15-year three-phase pay-as-you-build program with 90 percent federal funding for interstate projects and state cost shares at 10 percent. It would commit about 8.875 billion dollars nationwide in five years, including 5 billion for the interstate system and 3.875 billion for federal aid primary secondary and urban systems. Financing would come from modest increases in automotive excise taxes and tax allocations tied to highway use, with funds directing toward national highway improvements and related areas.
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Idaho
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Safety warning on idling vehicles in closed spaces
The National Safety Council and the Department of Agriculture warn that idling tractors trucks or cars in a closed garage can cause dangerous carbon monoxide buildup and pose serious health risks.
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National Safety Council
Department of, Agriculture
Livestock Surgery Guidance Emphasizes Farm Care
The foundation urges caution when performing on farm livestock surgery. Early veterinary examination, clean warm quarters, and post operative care are vital. Farmers should monitor for complications and report any signs to the veterinarian promptly. Advanced techniques and new antibiotics reduce risks.
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Foundation
Dairy sanitation tip from University of Idaho expert
G C Anderson a dairy specialist with the University of Idaho extension service urges immediate rinse of milk utensils in cold water after milking to keep cleanliness steps simple and effective.
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G. C. Anderson
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho Caribou Sightings and Leap Year Whitefish Seasons
Conservation officer Paul Flinn reports caribou tracks in Idaho after years of rumors, with a confirmed Idaho sighting on Dec 11, 1955, suggesting a possible regular migration. The piece also notes Whitefish season closures on Feb 28 in many Idaho streams, with leap year details.
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Idaho
Ashton
Norm Ritttér
United’ ’ Press
Man‘ager
Paul Flinn
Paul ‘Lloyd
Associated Press
Spokane
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Ritter
Bonners Werry
Canada
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Medical progress extends life expectancy across nation
Progress in Health Services reports 1940 to 1950 mortality declines across ages due to antibiotics and better care. If rates from 1950 had held, about 400000 lives would have been saved and tens of thousands more in ages 1 to 24, 25 to 64, and 65 plus would have survived.
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United States
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Health Information Foundation
Denver
Progress In Earth Services
George Bugbee
The
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Bulletin
Health Information Oundation
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