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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

Page

2

Tax Organization Criticizes Handling of Veterans Insurance

The Associated Taxpayers of Idaho charge the VA insurance service mismanages almost seven million national life policies valued at about 40 billion dollars. They cite workload inefficiencies, with 450 policies per employee versus 1,762 in private firms, and a VA branch handling far fewer policies than a comparable private company.

Veterans Veterans Administration Associated Taxpayers of Idaho Congress Hoover Commission Associated Taxpayers

Anthrax Warning Urges Care in Livestock Disease Control

A health foundation cautions against indiscriminate vaccination for anthrax and stresses rapid carcass disposal and veterinary cooperation. It notes spores persist in soil and outbreaks require prompt veterinary action to prevent wider losses. Human risk from handling sick animals is also highlighted.

William E Fellows Honored on Birthday and VA Reform Talk

A birthday gathering honors William E Fellows with family and friends at the West 1st North home. Separately the Hoover Commission urges VA insurance reform to separate insurance operations into a government corporation and transfer the claims office, citing inefficiency and the need for private‑style practices.

VA Insurance Office Washington Hoover Commission Insurance Corporation Commission Veterans ’Administration William E. Fellows West 1St North L. D. Fellows Arimo Vilate Davis Idaho Falls Lavern Hollingsworth Banida Neldon Wilde Verl Fellows Salt Lake City Raley Rogers Lewiston Joseph Fellows Orin Fellows George Wilcox Preston

Community notices reflect many local visits and births

A Busy Preston Whitney area notes several visits between Dunkley Oliverson Perry Hymas and Workman families. A new son born Feb 27 to Hughes McCarrel and wife prompts announcements along with a list of church social events, ward leaders planning meetings, and visitors from nearby towns.

Family News Mentions Perry Family Visits and Travel

The notice lists Mr and Mrs LeRoy Perry inviting children to Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Hymas spent winter in Arizona and head to Blackfoot to make their home this summer. Mr and Mrs DeRalph Perry and children with Mr and Mrs Ralph Perry of Preston visited Downey Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry.

L. L&. Dunkley Whitney Francine Oliverson Preston DeRalph Perry Dunkley Arizona Mack Hymas Thatcher Hymas Myrl Workman Hughes McCarrel St. Anthony LeRoy Perry Howard Swainston Relief Society Eunice Perry Vera Atkinson Joyce Perry Leona Kirby Maxime Hymas Wm. Crane Mink Creek Lucetta Archibald Dayton Relief Society Stake Allen Lyon West Jordan Coeur d’Alene van Watkins Watkins Mr. Workman Kuna Harold Pratt Irene Nelson Boise Betty Jean Barnard St. Luke's Hospital Miss Banard Iona Forman Cleveland Willard Porter Preston Hospital Con Lowe Nevada Caroline Condie Acti Dock Barger Pocatello Gene Paskin Perry H. H. Wagner T. J. Barger T. J. Reeder Leatha Ritchie Hollywood Calif Robert Wells Edith Casteel Virginia Shannon Daryl Workman Harold Sant Denzel Wells Shoshoni Wyo Dell W. Hymas Blackfoot Ralph Perry Downey Glenn Perry

Colostrum Feeding Boosts Calf Growth Says Ross

Ross notes colostrum provides more nutrients per pound than whole milk and that extended colostrum feeding helps calves store more vitamin A and grow faster than under a standard feeding program.

Ross

Freezing Cow Colostrum For Calf Feeding

A dairy tip suggests milking cows before calves and freezing colostrum in cans for cold storage. Ross recommends two or three pounds per can, enough for one feeding. Contents can be warmed to proper feeding temperatures of 95 to 100 degrees.

Ross

Diluted Colostrum Safe for Older Calves

University of Idaho dairy expert R. H. Ross says colostrum can be safely fed to older calves when mixed with whole or skim milk or diluted with one part water to two parts colostrum. Mixing with whole milk offers savings and a nutritious diet for calves.

R. H. Ross University of Idaho

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