New Crop safflower experiments in northern Utah
Northern Utah farmers and Utah State Agricultural College aim to plant about 1000 acres of safflower for Pacific Vegetable Oil Co of San Francisco. The crop could yield 1600 pounds of seed per acre with 33 to 35 percent oil and may bring about $35 per acre in seed sales minus existing soil bank payments.
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Utah ‘State Agricultural College
Utah
Ince
Idaho
Tremonton
Pacific
Vegetable Oil Co
San Francisco
We “Pittman
USAC
Intermountain
Southern
Richmond
Calif
Pittman
Flower
Fullmer H
Allred
Box Elder County
Clarkston
Cache’ County
Preston
Pocatello
Ed. Hill
Hill
Carl E. Claassen
Pacific Oil Seeds Co
Pacific Vegetable Oil Co
Iran
Idaho Study Shows Salk Polio Vaccine Builds Immunity
Preliminary results from Idaho indicate the Salk polio vaccine elicits immunity in most children. In a 579-child study from Pocatello Lewiston and Coeur d Alene areas, after two shots 60 percent showed complete immunity and over 90 percent were immune to at least one type. full three shot series urged for maximum benefit.
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Idaho
Kayo Sunada
Board of Health
Virus Laboratory
Pocatello
Lewiston
Coeur du Alene
Sunada
Dogs Run Free Threatens Idaho Deer During Spring Breakup
Idaho Fish and Game Dept. warns dogs roaming near deer country endanger deer during spring breakup. Levi Mohler urges owners to keep pets close, noting small dogs can chase or kill deer as snow crust forms. He cites legal protections and urges humane responsibility.
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Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Levi Mohler
Mahler
Idaho
Growing Pains in Government Size Debate
A public notice argues the $72 billion federal budget grows from undergrowth in people and paternalism, urging citizens to mature. It contends that reducing government costs and scope requires a grown up citizenry, lest government keep expanding and taxes rise.
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Congress
Tour
George III
Idaho Veterinarian Warns on Wire in Grass Silage
Dr Lloyd Scrivner of the University of Idaho cautions farmers that grass silage beef feeds increasingly carry hardware disease risks. He urges thorough removal of wire and metal fragments from feeds to prevent animal injury.
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Lloyd“ Scrivner
University of Idaho
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Farmers Insurance Group
Robert N.acock
West Oneida
HOD
Toy
TAR
Kerry Drake
Peery
Nancy
Kerry
COPH
James C. Ingebretsen
Spiritual Mobilization
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Petits
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Buick
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