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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

4

Rear End Collision Causes and Defensive Driving Tips

The report from the highway safety council summarizes two rear end collision types: colliding with the vehicle ahead and being hit from behind. Police notes emphasize defensive driving, signaling intent, and maintaining space. It cites typical reaction times and braking distances, advising a one car-length rule and caution on wet or icy roads.

wCollisio Tvehicle State Police Kelly Houk

Caution Urged in Pasturing Cattle in Idaho Fields

Idaho farmers are warned to be cautious with pasturing as frosted or wilted legumes can cause severe bloat in cattle. If grazing is necessary in legume or fresh pasture, cattle should be turned out only in daytime to reduce risk.

Idaho

Grain loss threatened. agents mobilize to reduce waste

County agents instruct on grain handling with animals aiding work. Document notes the need for all information to perform tasks. The plan mentions 18 small expenses as part of the effort to prevent losses.

Cattle Pasture Advice Cited From Veterinarian

Dr Tan Scrivner of the University of Idaho warns ranchers to delay turning cows onto frost covered forage until it dries. Provide dry feed such as hay first to prevent overeating legumes and potential digestive upset or bloating.

Tan SE Scrivner University of Idaho

Insect Losses Cost U S Grain Industry Millions

Entomologist R W Portman warns Idaho and other grain regions lose over 300 million dollars annually to storage insects. He urges pre harvest fumigation and preventive steps to protect grain from weevils beetles and other pests before damage begins.

Termite Damage Heavy in Idaho Warns Entomologists

Idaho entomologists led by H C Manis warn termites threaten buildings across the state with costly damage. They urge preventive soil treatment around wooden structures using chemicals like DDT chlordane toxaphene methoxychlor and lindane, applied in water with high pressure spraying to deter infestation.

Idaho H. C. Manis University SDA

Prized cattle lice control via pre-winter spraying advised

County agricultural guidance recommends spraying cattle and calves before placing them in winter feed lots to control lice. The advisory emphasizes treatment for dairy stock and beef cattle.

J. Stockers

Caution on Lindane and Methoxychlor Use in Dairy Cattle

County agent warns lindane should not be used on milking cows or cattle going to market as meat or milk may absorb odors. Methoxychlor is the only insecticide recommended for use on milking cows.

First Security Corp Calls Special Stockholders Meeting

George S Eccles president of First Security Corporation announces notices mailed to stockholders for a special meeting at the company offices in Ogden at 2 o clock to vote on a certificate amendment. The proposal increases shares and reduces par value to prepare a four to one stock split with one class of stock exchanged for class A and class BR stock. Record holders of November 10 entitled to vote.

George S. Eccles First Security, ‘Corporation First ‘Security Corporation Sai Ogden 3Myr Eccles

Free Halloween show for all St Anthony kids to attend

The volunteer fire department sponsors a free Halloween show inviting every child to attend. Admission is the word of honor that they will not take part in mischief or pranks on Halloween night.

ST. ; Anthony

Beans Start at Payette Idaho Canning Company

Local cannery in Payette Idaho announced plans to begin operations soon. The startup signals growth in regional food processing and expects job creation for residents. Further details on production lines and capacity were not disclosed in available text.

Payette — Idaho Canning Company

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