Idaho potato acreage falls 20 percent from 1950
Idaho farmers project 128000 acres of potatoes this year, down from 160000 in 1950, a shift toward grain and spring wheat. The extension service notes a 25000 acre rise in spring grain plantings and a large drop in oats and barley. Kennedy urges good rotation, soil fertility, and legume and grass seeding to boost long term profitability.
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Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Virgil Kennedy
US. Department of Agriculture
Kennedy
ESA Sorority Elects Officers
The Alpha Beta chapter met May 3 in the chamber of commerce rooms electing new officers for the year. Helen Fackrell becomes president with Carol Heath as vice president Verla Wennergren treasurer Colleen Pinson recording secretary LaRee Ricks parliamentarian. Retiring officers include Donna Jensen Dorothy Carlson Merle Brostrom Helen Fackrell Eleanor Hansen and Reva Merrill. Mrs Merlin Smith hosted guests at a Wednesday night luncheon with table games.
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Alpha Beta
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Esa
Helen Fackrell
Carol Heath
Verla Wennergren
Pauline van Fleet
Colleen Pinson
LaRee Ricks
Donna Jensen
Dorothy Carlson
Merle Brostrom
Eleanor Hansen
Reva Merrill
Mrs Dean Jensen Hosts Bridge Club Evening
The Thursday bridge club met at Mrs. Dean Jensen's home with dinner at a single table and spring flowers. High score honors went to Mrs. Reid Bosworth. Guests included Mrs. Bosworth and Mrs. Newell Stephens. The Saturday club met at Mrs. Don Smith's home with a dessert lunch and bridge.
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Dean Jensen
Reid Bosworth
Phil West
Bosworth
Newell Stephens
Don Smith
L. B Boyd
Gwen Collier
Robert Fulton
L. B. Boyd
Jack Anderson
Rulon Dunn
Senior Vocal Students To Present Recital Next Wednesday
Eight senior Preston high vocal students under Lyle Shipley will present a recital Wednesday May 16 at 8 p.m. in the Franklin Istake house. The program includes four girls and four boys with special numbers by the girls trio and accompanists Kenneth Cutler Gayle Smith. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bruen beker spent Tuesday at Idaho Falls on business and were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Mecham.
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Lyle Shipley
Franklin Istake House
Preston High
Beth
Barbara Olsen
Beverly Miles
Pat Maughan
LaVell Taylor
LaVell Lloyd
Darrell Manning
Orval
Ernest Bruenbeker
Idaho Falls
Harold Mecham
China and Silverware Topics of Club Meeting
The Pidtivick club met Wednesday May 2 with Mrs William Craner and Mrs Keith Larson hosting. Mrs Sherman Webb was elected president with Mrs K O Merrill as vice president and Mrs William Craner as secretary. A future program and dance honoring Ralph Forsgren will be held Friday at 8:30 at Riverdale with public invited.
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Pidtivick Club
William Craners
Mrraper
Keith Larson
Sherman Webb
K. O. Merrill
William Craner
Ralph Forsgren
Riverdale
The Needle as a Risk in Livestock Vaccination
Livestock authorities warn that improper use of vaccines can trigger disease outbreaks. A healthy flock may be ruined by living virus vaccines, spreading illness to neighboring stock and beyond.
Preston Citizen Phone Number Request
A directive from The Preston Citizen instructs readers to call the newspaper at the number eight for inquiries. The note emphasizes contacting the paper for further information and appears as a brief reader instruction in the column.
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THE
Preston Citizen
Why Vaccination Needs Skilled Handling in Livestock
The passage argues vaccination is a dual edged tool. Proper training prevents outbreaks and losses from misapplication. It stresses animal condition vaccine potency dosage sterilization and veterinary expertise as essential to safe effective vaccination.
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