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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
16
The piece explains that fluoridated water reduces tooth decay but cannot prevent all cavities. It urges ongoing dental care with regular visits and diligent daily hygiene, noting the American Dental Association supports water fluoridation while emphasizing personal brushing and care between appointments.
Health guidance covers brushing flossing and rinsing after meals to curb mouth acids. diet matters for tooth health. Separate advice discusses soil fertilizers losses, then rhubarb asparagus and horseradish planting tips with varieties, planting depths, spacing, and harvest notes.
County agricultural agent Daniel Roberts urges seed treatment to curb bunt and other seed borne diseases. Copper dusts or fungicidal seed treatments like Ceresan M Agrox Panogen Spergon and Arasan are recommended, but loose smut may not be controlled and clean seed can still harbor hidden infections.
Eastern Idaho shipments show less smut than years ago due to more use of smut resistant strains such as Wasatch. However experts warn that even resistant varieties remain vulnerable to some strains, making seed treatment essential for all varieties.
Daniel Roberts county agricultural agent advises on pasture for poultry. He says 300 to 1000 pullets can be raised per acre depending on pasture quality and warns against overgrazing. Reid Merrill recommends starting new pasture to avoid disease and cutting feed costs by about 20 percent with clean water and drainage.
Franklin county agent notes surface nitrogen loss is small when not plowed in. Daniel Roberts cites Vance Smith stating losses are light with surface application. Research suggests some ground loses about half of ammonium nitrate value when wetted and dried over 65 days on acidic soils. higher losses possible on basic soils.
Greyhound and the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes Division 1055 exchanged a letter offering to submit their wage dispute to the Wage Stabilization Board for final settlement. The proposal covers the entire dispute across departments and mirrors ongoing negotiations with no agreement reached as of now. Copies were sent to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, state regulatory commissions, and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Garden tasks recur yearly but gardeners welcome guidance from the county agent. The piece notes that steady work with annuals keeps the plot productive and thriving, offering practical tips to manage routine planting chores.
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