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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
6
A note states that forum contributions are accepted where by the writer and omitted to 200 words and not libelous. It is entered as second class matter at the post office at Preston Idaho under the act of March 8 1876.
The resolution notes merit in strong character thrift hard work and unselfish public service as foundation stones of the United States and of the nation's development. It cites devotion to public welfare and fear of God as core values celebrated by the association.
The American Way notes that muddy yards fuel foot rot in cattle, reducing milk and causing weight loss. County agent Daniel Roberts says infection spreads in soil, worsens after prolonged rain, and amidst mud with gravel or cinders. Moving affected animals to dry quarters and veterinary care are advised.
Don Handy of Preston graduates from Creighton University School of Dentistry with a doctor of dental surgery degree. He attended Utah State College first, is a Navy veteran, married with three children, and his announcement notes his family. Turkeys are plentiful this spring as poults production fell due to withdrawn price supports. Poultry experts say the market favors consumers.
The nation will observe June as a rededication month organized by the National Editorial Association with over 5300 newspapers participating. Governor Robins backs the effort, and Plymouth Rock hosts the Sunday ceremony with Alan C. McIntosh as principal speaker. Over 500 Mutual radio stations will carry the program at 2 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
Minidoka County News deplores state unemployment tax ratings that punish growth. A business adding workers or changing ownership can jump to the maximum rate, hindering expansion while steady firms with no claims face the same high levy as seasonal employers.
Nearly 500 degrees and certificates were presented by Dr. Carl W. McIntosh at the fourth annual Idaho State College commencement in Pocatello. The ceremony drew a crowded Frazier Hall as faculty and board members observed the event.
University of Idaho extension service warns floods in Idaho areas are creating conditions that enable foot disease in livestock. The advisory highlights waterlogged pastures and damp conditions increasing infection risk for cattle and other farm animals.
Idaho farmers sowed a record 393000 seedlings from the University of Idaho nursery this spring. Black locust led species planted with Russian olive also listed among favorites, signaling a push toward diverse agroforestry practices.
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