Stress factors in poultry and irrigation tips for Idaho farms
University of Idaho extension specialists discuss stress factors in poultry, including disease and poor management, with advice on sanitation and ventilation. They also offer irrigation guidelines emphasizing soil moisture, erosion control, and efficient water use, plus notes on silage making and safe laundry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
Darrell Larsen
Howard Roylance
Bob Higgins
Idaho
Caldwell Branch
University of Idaho
George Cleveland
Forest Service Timber Sales Reach New Highs in 1905 to Present
The Forest Service reports last year’s timber receipts to the U S Treasury over 65 million dollars, far above the 1905 85 dollars in the year it was organized. Twenty five percent of all Forest Service income goes to states for schools and roads. The system conducts 24000 timber sales totaling 5 3 billion board feet, about ten percent of U S consumption, with emphasis on perpetual crops and watershed protection as the Golden Anniversary nears.
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U.S. Treasury
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
The
United States
National Forest
Salk Vaccine Completely Safe. Medical Men Say
Health News Institute report says enough Salk polio vaccine will be produced this year for 80 million people with two doses each and a booster. Authorities urge three injections for full protection, distribution varies by state, and doctors may charge for vaccine or administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health News Institute of New York
National Foundation For
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau of State Services
Vaccine makers commit to supply trials at no profit
Pharmaceutical firms agreed to produce enough vaccine for the 1954 field trials without profit. Since then they have stepped up production and maintained stringent safety standards under federal oversight. Costs included plant development, training, and absorbing experimentation losses. Some vaccine was discarded to meet newer controls, costing several million dollars, but public vaccine quality remained high.
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Leonard A. Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Hart van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Tparalysis
Leona Baumgartner
City of New York
New York
New Sugar Law Allows U S Acreage Increases
Congress enacted sugar legislation on May 17 amending the sugar act and extending its reach. The measure increases beet sugar marketing quotas by about 52 000 tons this year but does not affect 1956 plantings. It restores to domestic producers a share of future market increases previously set for foreign suppliers.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virin Islands
Cuba
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Peru
U. S
Congress
Congress extends act to 1960 with technical changes
The text notes that the act’s expiration is extended to 1960, preventing automatic end this calendar year, and mentions that Congress acted to enact certain technical changes in the law. This indicates legislative modifications and a longer duration for the act.
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Congress
Preston Citizen Item At No 8
A brief Preston Citizen item notes a feature at location No 8. Specifics are unreadable in the fragment. Further details are unavailable in the accessible text.
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Daniel Roberts
West Motor CO
Chevrolet
Plymouth
DE Soto
DODGE
Chrysler
Pontiac
Willys
West Motor Company
Preston, Idaho
National Forest Timber Sale
Everett Davis
Davis
Preston Citizen
First Security Bank of Idaho
N. A
Martin
West Oneida
Hone
New Holland
Peterson Tractor Service
Preston
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