Farmers and Ranchers Boost Idaho Wildlife Habitat
Idaho ranchers and farmers steer over 30 000 acres from crops to recreation and wildlife and preserve upland and wetland habitats. They install fish raceways and improve streams while windbreaks and terrace farming reduce erosion. The Soil Conservation Service aids landowners with wildlife food water and cover plans across 51 districts including Franklin and Preston.
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Idaho
Clyde Scott
Soil Conservation Service
Scott
Montpelier Creek
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Chers
SCS
Franklin Soil
Mrs Hart Flies To Visit Relatives Across States
Mrs Hart recently flew to visit family in Cape Girardeau and St Louis Missouri, meeting two new granddaughters Catherine Roberts and Mary Mitchell while joining a large extended family. She traveled with her mother JoAnn Hart and was greeted by siblings and relatives in multiple households. The Hart clan now has 28 grandchildren and awaits another arrival in a few days. Recents callers included Stan Henderson Esther Merrill Helen Henderson and Betty Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hart
Missiouri
Catherine Roberts
Perry T Roberts
Cape Girardeau
JoAnn Hart
Dr Roberts
Lewiston
Utah
Dave
Melita Roberts
St Louis
Florissant
Hart
Mary Michell
Mark
Joan Geddes Hart
Joan
Stewart Geddes
Preston
Harts
Herm Henderson
Stan Henderson
Esther Merrill
Zanette Jacobsen
Betty Hope
Helen Henderson
Logan
Idaho farmers urged to plan herbicide needs for 1975
University of Idaho extension weed specialist Robert Higgins says limited supplies and higher prices will affect field crop herbicides in 1975. He urges growers to determine needs early, order promptly, calibrate equipment, follow label directions, and combine herbicide use with good cultivation to save costs and improve weed control.
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Robert_.E. Higgins
University of ‘Idaho
College of Agriculture
Higgins
Kerb
Idaho
Idaho Adopts Rules for Automobile Licensing and Registration
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement formally adopts written rules and regulations on licensing and registration effective May 22 1975. Motorists with staggered plates ending in five must renew as their cards show May 1975 expiration. Carry the registration card at all times and ensure validity when traveling or in accidents or citations.
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Idaho Department of Law Enforcement
Department of Law Enforcement
Idaho
Kerr Completes Armor Officer Basic Course
Army Second Lieutenant David B. Kerr completed a nine week armor officer basic course at the Army Armor School Fort Knox. The program covers branch training in armor for newly commissioned officers with emphasis on duties of tank and reconnaissance platoon leaders.
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Army
David B. Kerr
Kathleen
E. Preston
Army Armor
Ft Knox
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Franklin
Citizen
Sunamems
Arlando Larsen
Franklin County
Mrs. Hart
Dayton Briefs
Dept. of Law
Kerr
Anderson
Genie
Americas
Ellie
Nderson
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