Ormsby Kola De Kol: Western Flash Holstein Bull Worthy of High Honor
County Agent Daniel Roberts praises Ormsby Kola De Kol a top Holstein bull known as Western Flash. The bull, owned by Henry Drury and Sons of Preston, has dominated competitions across Idaho Utah Oregon and Washington and is valued for exceptional bone feet legs and dairy quality. Roberts notes Kola’s strong dam and promising heifers, with future many freshening in 1950 and crossbreeding potential for Hazelwood cattle.
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Ormsby Kola de Kol
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Darrel Rogers
Dayton
Idaho's wildlife stock praised but warned on costs
Idaho's fish and game department says the state's wildlife pantry remains well stocked with 28 species of fish and nine upland game birds in season. Director J B Murray urges residents to examine their licenses and bagged game, noting licensing funds conservation while economic pressures rise.
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Polio epidemic sets Idaho record for total cases in 1949
Idaho reports 509 polio cases in 1949 with 461 in July to December and 46 from January to June. Thirteen residents died. August was the peak month with five deaths. Ten out of state cases included Oregon and Washington residents.
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Idaho
Li J. Peterson
Department “of Public Health
Peterson
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Insecticides Recommended by University of Idaho Expert
Entomologist W. Portman endorses two newly developed insecticides, toxaphene and lindane, as proven by USDA tests. Toxaphene targets ticks and lice on cattle, swine, goats, and sheep, while lindane provides external parasite control on dairy stock and can extend protection when combined with DDT.
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University of Idaho Ae Service
U. S. Department .of Agriculture
Idaho
Portman
Department’ of Agriculture
Poultry culling advised to boost egg yield
Merrill extension poultryman urges regular culling of nonperforming hens. Red waxy combs and dull wattles signal low producers fit for the pot. Remove quieter birds at night or with a flashlight into a separate holding pen to limit disease spread and ease transfer to buyers.
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University of Ida‘ho
Reid Merrill
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