Preston FFA Second in Judging at Preston Contest
The Preston FFA placed second in a soil judging contest at Preston for the southeastern Idaho district. Five teams participated with Robert Bodily and Dennis Pope tied for high man honors. Montpelier took third. The event, held April 26, was sponsored by the University of Idaho extension service, Soil Conservation Service, and the district FFA.
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Marsh Valley
Arimo
Preston
Future Farmers of America
Idaho
Charles Painter
University of Idaho Extension Service
Robert Bodily
Whitney
FFA
Dennis Pope
Montpelier
Soil Conservation Service
Southeastern Ffa District
Idaho Tax Reform Urged by Democratic Candidate
Salmon Democrat Charles Herndon urged Idaho voters at Jerome Rotary to pursue drastic tax reform to cover a 7.1 million dollar March 1963 deficit. He called for a scientific study, potential consolidation of state government, and adjusted education funding to balance the budget.
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Jerome
Idaho
Charles Herndon
Salmon
Rotary Club
Herndon
McGregor Family Visit Highlights Weekend in Logan
Mr and Mrs Bob McGregor and their children from Logan spent Saturday at Chas McGregor s home. Chas had stayed several days at his home here last week before returning to Logan on Sunday.
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Bob McGregor
Logan
Chas McGregor
Idaho Waters Abound With Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass
William R. Ridenbaugh of Boise introduced 2 240 largemouth bass into the Boise River about 70 years ago. The stock spread to the Snake and Columbia Rivers, with at least nine Idaho lakes and several rivers now stocked with bass. Idaho records show 10 pounds 15 ounces for largemouth and five pounds four ounces for smallmouth.
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William R. Ridenbaugh
Boise
Boise River
Ridenbaugh
Express
Missouri
U.S. Fish Commission
Snake
Columbia
Lower
Shepard
Gamlin
Fernan
Hauser
Chatcolet
Round
Benewah
Lowell
Carey
Idaho
Western Bass Club
Norman Lawrence
Lewiston
Clearwater River
Nez Perce
Clearwater
Salmon
Snake River
James C. Simpson
Idaho Feeder Cattle Down From Year Earlier
Idaho feeder cattle on feed April 1 total 107,000 head, down from 113,000 on April 1, 1961 and 121,000 on Jan. 1, 1962. Breakdown shows 67 percent steers and steer calves, 28 percent heifers, 5 percent cows, with fewer heavy steers and 25 percent fewer heifers on feed than a year ago. Projected marketing totals for April 1 to June 30 reach about 60,000 head, leaving 47,000 inventory after July 1.
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Idaho
USDA
Feeds for Farm Animals Use Small Seeds With Varying Value
The text notes seeds smaller than corn such as sorghum can replace corn in animal feed, with feeding trial results showing 90 to 95 percent of corn value in some cases. Local conditions determine acreage and acceptance by cattle, influencing planting decisions.
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Eors
Orghira
Indiana
Jisorghums
Iflo
Pere Ember
Oman
Fifth Grade Unteachables in Omaha School
Members of a fifth grade in an Omaha school call themselves The Unteachables. Their teacher is Miss Ness.
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Tor
Omaha
Unteachables
Miss Ness
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University of Wisconsin
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Dayton
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Ed Mortensen
Brent Dalley
Tom Cattani
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