Colder Weather Raises Mastitis Risk for Cattle
The American Foundation for Animal Health warns that colder weather increases mastitis cases in cattle. Pasture confinement shifts to barns, elevating teat injuries. Precautions include barn safety checks, veterinary exams, rapid milking, proper milking equipment care, and strict hand and teats hygiene to prevent infection.
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American Foundation For Animal ‘Health
Foundation
Promptu
October Pontiac Sales Second Largest on Record
Harry J. Kingler, general manager of Pontiac Motor division, reported October sales of 30,700 units. Sales rose through the month with 9,401 in the first 10 days, 10,484 in the second period, and 10,815 in the final period.
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Harry J. Kingler
Pontiac Motor Division
All Idaho congress set for Boise December sessions
Idaho Chamber of Commerce announces All Idaho congress in Boise on December 7 and 8 with a Portland delegation led by Mark H Beach. Speakers include Wheeler McMillen and L B Johnston. The program covers Idaho economy, chemurgy, industry agriculture links, and a statewide official dinner on December 8. Special invitations go to Idaho women.
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Arid Chambers of Commerce
Idaho
H. A. Elcook
Idaho State “Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Freeport Shipping Co
Portland Chamber of Commerce For Trade
Portand Group
Wheeler McMillen
National Farm Chemurghc’ Council
Pathfinder
Farm Journal
L. BE. Johnston
The
Atomic Energy Commission
R. Theophilus
School of
University of Idaho
Marshall N. Dana
Oregon Journal
Hotel Boise
J. R. Simplot
Pacific Northwest
Frost Dew Drop Governor Brings $700 at Utah Holstein Sale
Above is pictured Frost Dew Drop Governor, a two year-old registered Holstein Keifer, No. 2930799, owned by Leonard Lund of Preston. The prize animal sold for $700, ranking fifth highest at the Utah state Holstein sale.
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Leonard Lund
Preston
Utah State
Winter Wheat Nursery Results at C W Hubbard Farm
County Agent Daniel Roberts announced results from a winter wheat nursery planted in early October at the C W Hubbard farm on Battle Creek hill. Nine rows compare varieties including Cache Wasatch Rio Kharkof Comanche Cheyenne Pullman 1-3-11-30 Rex Golden P-10 Hyman Elgin Hymar and barley Ward Reno winter club and trebs. Farmers may visit in spring 1950 to compare varieties. Lett house is excluded as a mixed variety.
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C. W. Hubbard
Battle Creek
Winder
Daniel Roberts
Franklin County
Mr. Roberts
Cache
Wasatch
Rio
Kharkof
Commanche
Cheyenne
Pullman
Cache Valley
Baxter Sr. Thomas Harold dies in Blackfoot
Thomas Harold Baxter Sr. dies Oct. 27 at his Blackfoot home after years with diabetes. Born May 11 1907 in Moreland, he previously lived in Banida. Survivors include widow Neta Hyde Baxter, six children Cornell LaMoyne Jeannine Joyce Dee and Thomas Baxter Jr., seven siblings, and many relatives. Burial followed at Grove City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Thomas Harold ‘Baxter
Baxter
Moreland
Don Carlos
Olive Irene
Cornell LaMoyne
Jeannine
Joyce
Dee
Thomas Baxter
Sherman Baxter
Richard A. Baxter
Clifton
Darold
Lyman Baxter
Banida
Lasca Banks
Lola King
Tooele
Zola
Caldwell
Thomas
Grove City Cemetery
County agent urges soil testing for spring fertilizer
County Agent Daniel Roberts urges farmers to take soil samples now for spring fertilizer planning. Samples should be eight to ten from various spots, mixed, air dried, and mailed in with envelopes provided at the agent’s office.
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Daniel Roberts
Roberts
Preston High School Sees Representatives At Speech Conference
Preston High School represented by Ruth Darrington faculty coach and four students Clarice Hendricks Joyce Davis Diana Hampton and Dianne Lowe at the seventh annual speech conference held Saturday Nov 5 at Idaho State College. The ISC drama and speech department sponsored the meet with twenty nine high schools and one junior college totaling 400 students and coaches. The evening program featured the season opening production Dark of the Moon and behind the scenes glimpses of radio and stage productions plus demonstrations and conferences. the ISC experimental theatre group staged Chekhov The Proposal and a puppet show The Mexican Nightingale.
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Preston High School
Ruth Darrington
Idaho State College
ISC
Preston
Clarice Hendricks
Joyce Davis
Diana Hampton
Dianne Lowe
Chekhov
Recapping mold installed by Allen new Firestone distributor
Allen says the new equipment at his South State street facility enables factory method recapping. The mold yields full tread on all passenger sizes and delivery truck tires with highway and abrasive rubbers. He claims the tires are indistinguishable from new when stacked with fresh stock.
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T. Smith .Allen
Firestone
Allen
State Street
Teen hunter shoots bear on pheasant hunt near Cambridge
Donna Smith seventeen shoots a brown bear with a 410 shotgun during a pheasant hunt near Cambridge. She hauls the animal to a nearby ranch with help from Dick Toney fifteen. She vows to return for the mother bear with her father’s deer rifle.
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Cambridge
Donna Smith
Dick Toney
Donna
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