Wheat bill critique in Idaho Farm Bureau letter
Harold H. Smith of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation argues against the Poage wheat bill, claiming higher wheat supports would boost surpluses and storage costs. He urges editors to inform readers with truthful farm issues, citing Jefferson and the need for an informed citizenry to preserve liberty.
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John Corffett
Idaho Farm Bureau News
Jess
Congress
Ezra Taft Benson
Farm Bureau
Puerto Rico
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Harold H. Smith
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Shooters Warned On Killing Birds In Idaho
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reminds varmint shooters that killing innocent birds is a misdemeanor with fines from 25 to 100 dollars. Only eight birds are unprotected: English sparrow, crow, raven, starling, kingfisher, cormorant, magpie, pelican. The law allows landowners to kill raptorial birds when destroying domestic animals, and schools must teach the value of beneficial birds in pest control.
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Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Ross Leonard
Leonard
Local newspaper relies on business ads for support
The paper notes its funding comes largely from advertising from local business firms and urges readers to support these advertisers to keep the newspaper serving Franklin County residents.
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Franklin County
Burnham urges bold strategy to defeat communism globally
James Burnham argues in The Champion Paper and Fiber Company publication that communism has conquered much of the world and survival requires a protracted war of freedom. He calls for containment reassessment, military readiness, and a Legion of Liberty under NATO or allied sponsorship.
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James Burnham
United States
Champion Paper and Fiber Company
Burnham
America
Truman
Eisenhower
China
Tibet
North
Vietnam
India
Indonesia
Middle East
Africa
Caribbean
Legion of Liberty
NATO
Special hunting seasons set for big game this fall
Bighorn sheep hunting opens Sept 1 to 14 with general tags and 115 public draw permits for 11 mountain goat controlled hunts across seven units. Archery only runs Sept 3 to 25 with 10 permits. Ground beaver population counts expand as beaver colonies are surveyed.
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Boise
Farming Around by Mark Welsh
In this reminiscence Mark Welsh notes bees require 50 000 to 75 000 to produce a pound of honey and pollinate crops, while a gasoline tank can evaporate up to 15 percent monthly and should be shaded or buried. He cites calories by country and argues surplus beats shortages, with editorial note on Welsh’s background.
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Mark Welsh
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the Citizen
Don
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service
Modern Farm Equipment Co
Oneida Preston
Mr. Burnham
Mark Welsk
U.N
New
State Liy Sanitary Service
American Cyanamid Company
East Oneida
Preston
Packer Refrigeration Service
Americas
Comet
McCune. Motor Company
Preston, Idaho
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