Salmon and steelhead transplanted to save runs in Idaho
Idaho Department of Fish and Game conducts a two year project transplanting chinook salmon and steelhead from Wildhorse River to the Weiser River drainage. Trapping and tagging are used to track migrants, with adult returns over the next two to three years to judge success and potential reintroduction elsewhere.
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Wildshorse River
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Wildtorse
Snake River
Bownlee
Wildhorse
Weiser River
Wildhorse River
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Company
Pine Creek
Weiser
Wildnorse
Welser
Brownlee
Wilhorse
Brownlee Dam
Pinkham's Tablets Promise Relief for Female Ailments
Ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets as a universal remedy for women from adolescence to menopause. Claims include alleviating monthly cramps backaches hot flashes and building strength by providing iron. Endorsed by doctors tests claiming three of four women benefited.
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Mel Tetley
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Second Cutting of Hay Makes Good Winter Hog Feed
The second cutting of hay yields tender leafy forage ideal for brood sows and fall pigs. High quality alfalfa in rations improves litter vigor, while poor quality hay leads to weak pigs. Grind ground hay for mixing, consider dehydrated alfalfa meal in 3 to 6 percent rations, and use legumes as the primary forage.
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University of Wisconsin
Premium Lists For Blackfoot Fair Now Available
Premium lists for the 1958 Eastern Idaho State Fair run September 9 to 13 and are being mailed this week to interested exhibitors and patrons. Copies may be requested from secretary manager Ruth C. Hartkopf at box 228 Blackfoot. Livestock divisions offer premiums in beef breeds Herefords Shorthorns and Aberdeen Angus and in three major sheep divisions Suffolk Hampshire and Columbia. Judges include Lawrence W. DeHann Dr O R Shaw J J Dahmen Wade G. Wells and T Donald Bell who will officiate in draft and light horses dairy classes beef and sheep divisions.
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Idaho
Suffolks
Hampshires
Columbia
Lawrence W. DeHann
Brookings
S. D
DeHann
O. R. Shaw
Department of
Washington State College
Pullman
Shaw
J. J. Dahmen
U. of I
T. Donald Bell
University of Idaho
Dairy and Livestock Judging Brought by Expert Panel
G C Anderson of Boise extension dairyman will judge the 4-H and FFA dairy classes. He has served in this capacity for many years. E B Baxter agricultural agent for the Union Pa will judge the FFA beef and sheep divisions.
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G. C. Anderson
Boise
Extension Dairyman
Anderson
FFA
E. B. Baxter
Union Pa
Idaho 1958 fair judges announced with new entry fee
The judging staff for agriculture horticulture and 4-H will include Howard Roylance Boise Harland Stevens Aberdeen Anton Horn Twin Falls C. W. Daigh Twin Falls W R Craner Preston Norma Barnes Idaho State College Florence Schultz Twin Falls L R Clegg Blackfoot with a special judge for photography and a yet to be secured 4-H panel A reception for exhibitors patrons follows judging and a planned premium boost accompanies the new entry fee for all divisions except junior amateur The fair officials express optimism that 1958 will surpass prior years.
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Cific Railroad
Howard Roylance
Boise
Extension Agronomist
Harland Stevens
Aberdeen Experiment Station
Anton S. Horn
C. W. Daigh
Twin Falls County
Stevens
W.R._Craner
Preston
Norma Barnes
Idaho State College
Florence Schultz
Twin Falls
Gaell Lindstrom
Utah State University
L. R. Clegg
Blackfoot
Hartkopf
Farmers Warned Of Parasites In Young Animals
A bulletin from the American Foundation for Animal Health urges farmers to guard weaned livestock against parasites like tapeworms liver flukes and lungworms. Preventive steps include keeping animals off old pastures swampy ground and unclean water sources while new medicines aid prevention.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Veterinary guidelines caution parasite treatments under direction
The foundation advises using parasite treatments only under veterinary supervision to avoid dangers from improper use, noting certain drugs can be hazardous if misapplied.
Genealogy Class Graduates At Oneida Portneuf Stake
Ninety five attendees from Oneida and Portneuf stakes completed three months of genealogy classes at Malad. Graduation exercises were led by President Raymond of the Logan temple with Mr. Darlington of the Logan library. Certificates were awarded to all graduates. Mr. and Mrs. W L Carlson spent the Fourth in Carey.
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Forrest Hauck
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Kraft Kitchen
Caché ‘Valley
Mambei Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sberibe
Federal Reserve System
Gustav. ‘Bohstedt
University of of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Wether
Bohstedt
c/o Salt Institute
North la Salle St
Chicago 2
Ill
Blackfoot Fair
George ‘Gambles
Iris Kay Pratt
Lucy’ Allen
Ruby Merrill
Belva
Hadley
Oneida
Ilymp
Oureria T
Oly
Skewing Company
Olympia, Washington, WU
Welders
Heliare
GREER
P. O. Box
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
America
Best
Fern
Tt Bay
South State
Cranney‘ Chevrolet CO
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