Keep Laying House Full of Hens For More Profits
Reid Merrill of the University of Idaho extension service urges poultry operators to keep a laying house full to capacity. Plan long term, start with 1,100 birds in fall to settle near 1,000 by winter, and use the brooder house year round for replacements. A fall cleaning and modern laying house design with dry litter and automatic water aids egg cleanliness.
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Reid Merrill
University of Idaho Extension Service
Merrill
University of Idaho
Preston Citizen reports on local happenings
The Preston Citizen covers recent developments in the town, highlighting community events, local officials, and civic updates. Readers gain concise, timely notes on meetings, projects, and public interest items shaping the area.
Benson Urges Farm Bureau to Resist Growth of Government
Ezra T Benson, LDS apostle and former NCFC head, told Caribou County Farm Bureau at North Gem High School Bancroft to oppose expanding government. He warned of state bondage, urged farmers to use free enterprise, and to push programs that meet three tests for efficiency, morality, and self-reliance. The talk ended with a note on farm policy and a University of Idaho recommendation for laying-house capacity.
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Ezra T Benson
LDS Church
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Caribou County
Farm Bureau
Benson
North Gem High School
Bancroft
United States
England
America
Check Wiring Now To Save Trouble
University of Idaho project director Bill Knight urges farm and home owners to check wiring each fall to prevent winter overloads and fires. He cites past winters where overloaded wires caused motors to burn and insulation to ignite, risking entire houses.
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Bill Knight
University of Idaho
Knight
Idaho Advertisers Win National Honors at St Louis Convention
Idaho advertisers won top national honors at the Af filiated Advertising Agency Network convention in St Louis from October 16 to 19. John Greenlee of Cline Advertising Service in Boise reported winners including The Idaho First National Bank taking first prize for newspaper advertising campaign and first prize for hand lettered headings.
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Idaho
Network, Inc
St. Louis
John Greenlee
Cline Advertising Service of
Boise
Idaho First National Bank
Advertising awards highlight Idaho agency network
Morrison Knudsen earns third for artwork and first for annual report as Idaho Prine Advertising commission wins second for point of sale displays while Idaho Mutual Benefit Association takes second in radio transcribed spots and Bohemian Breweries earns third for radio programs. All winners are clients of Cline Advertising, Idaho affiliate of Affiliated Advertising Agency network with member agencies nationwide.
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Morrison-Knudsen Company
Idaho Prine Advertising Commission
Idaho Mutual Benefit Association
Bohemian Breweries
Cline Advertising Service
Idaho
Lost smile report sparks odd found item mishap
Sandpoint police report a humorous lost property case after school children turned in a man’s upper denture found wrapped in a pink and white napkin at the city station.
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Sandpoint
Late Prizes Awarded for December Decoration Contest
The Salmon City chamber of commerce approved a hurried motion to pay belated prizes from last December's Christmas decoration contest. The action updates the public noting overdue award cash and the issuance of previously announced winnings.
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Salmon City Chamber of Commerce
Schedule note for Sundays services times
The text lists service times on specific Sundays: first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m and second and fifth Sundays at 12:30 p.m. It conveys a periodic church or event schedule with repeated time slots.
Phosphate Tests On Idaho Soils Improve Yields
University of Idaho extension reports tests on 364 Idaho fields show rotation crops respond to added phosphate. Fields with zero to five pounds per acre saw up to 45 percent yield increase after 85 pounds of phosphoric acid per acre in alternate years. Higher test levels yielded smaller gains.
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Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Vance Smith
Smith
Many Children Not Mentally Dull Just Hard of Hearing
Florence Whipple of the public health department says simple hearing tests show many children misclassified as mentally dull due to undetected hearing loss. Signs include inattention head tilting odd responses and poor grades with possible emotional symptoms. Early medical treatment can often improve or stop progression.
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Florence Whipple
Department of Public Health
Miss Whipple
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