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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
12
County agent Daniel Roberts and Leo Twitchell of the Fish and Wildlife Service urge careful rodent control. Anticoagulants warfarin and pival kill rats but must be used with caution. Baits can be prepared at home but should be kept away from children and animals and used over several days to be effective.
The U S Chamber of Commerce urges April 1 tax reductions inclining power excises and a drop in corporate income tax to 47 percent, arguing savings on autos parts gasoline beer cigars and sporting goods plus a balanced budget with reduced federal spending, against a projected $2.9 billion deficit without cuts.
The chamber links tax relief to higher sales and job gains, claiming reduced rates could lift spending and production, create more tax income, and potentially offset the $800 million in lost revenue by April 1.
Vérnon Burlison, former extension forester at the University of Idaho, advises against quick dips and penta baths for posts. He says short cuts waste wood and fail to protect it, noting four especially common, inefficient methods.
Burligan outlines that cold weather green wood treatment is ineffective and costly. He cautions against overtreating posts with too much penta in diesel or stove oil and stresses three rules: use hot cold method, maintain five percent penta by weight in a suitable carrier, and ensure deep half inch penetration with proper soaking times for cedar and lodgepole timber.
A six year experiment at Manitou Forest near Fort Collins shows moderate grazing on ponderosa pine range gives avg income of 863.98 per section vs 627.12 lightly and 472.82 heavily grazed. Yearling Hereford heifers gained 181, 222, and 236 pounds per head respectively. Authors advocate 35 to 40 percent utilization to balance cattle gains with forage and watershed values. Cattle grazed June to October.
The report notes production stayed steady under moderate and light grazing but dropped in heavily grazed pastures. It cites many small herd owners seeking best income and larger operators seeking efficient stocking. The study seeks to show how high returns from available range can be achieved while preserving forest productivity.
Melt butter in a heavy saucepan. Add flour and mix well. Pour in milk and stir vigorously over moderate heat until thickened. Fold in dried beef and sliced egg whites. Season with salt and pepper. Reheat. Spoon into toast cases. Sprinkle with yolk put through a coarse sieve. Serves four.
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