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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
5
An agricultural bulletin urges farmers to inspect their herds for eye infections and wounds, isolate sick animals, and seek prompt treatment. It warns of suspected lumpy jaw and parasitic or bacterial disease risks spreading in pastures.
The index of prices received by Idaho farmers shows little overall change from last month. Wheat and oats rose slightly per bushel, potatoes up 10 cents, dry beans down 30 cents, and hay down $2 per ton. Hogs fell 50 cents per cwt while cattle and lambs held steady. butterfat and milk fell, chicken and feed ratios declined, and several durable goods also posted lower figures versus a year ago.
Wayne Cottie Arrives at Fort Ord California to begin basic training with the famous Fourth Army Division. Local officials announce his arrival and immediate enlistment in the army.
A fragmented notice notes a Holstein Friesen bull from the Moes herd of Dalrel Rogers Dayton. The item references registered bulls and transfer certificates for Idaho breeds during 1949 0382 and mentions Areta Cottle and Northis Sid Bas East Preston in a locally jumbled context.
The Holstein Friesian herd registered under Lund Holstein Preston produced 898 pounds of butterfat and 10 571 pounds of milk in the test year. Official registry and testing were supervised by the University of Idaho in cooperation with the national Holstein headquarters.
Daniel Roberts Franklin county agricultural agent says five teaspoons of a 40 percent amine solution mixed with water can treat 1 000 square feet. Recommendations by L C Erickson and Eugene Whitman note use of four pounds of 2 4 D acid per ton and timing in early spring for lawn weed control.
The article discusses using 2 4 D in lawn treatments after irrigation and mowing, warns against spraying seedlings on new lawns, and emphasizes canvas covers and protective steps. It highlights a fall to 1950 program with 4 H clubs, prizes, and county extension agents assisting with dairy and livestock health education.
The national 4-H club committee announces changes to the 4-H dairy program awards and naming. The plan updates winners recognition and prize structure to reflect new standards.
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