Idaho Liquor Funds Distribute Million to Schools
The Idaho state liquor dispensary reports a $1,000,000 distribution to counties, junior college districts, and the state general fund. This follows two prior $1,000,000 allotments and raises total 1946 profits. Specific allocations include Boise junior college, North Idaho Junior College in Couer d Alene, and various counties with amounts listed.
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Idaho
State General Fund
E. P. Marshall
Boise Junior College
North Idaho Junior College
Veterinarian Urges Anti Mastitis Rules for Dairies
Holm of the University of Idaho outlines simple steps to curb mastitis. He stresses safe milking, rapid lab diagnosis of suspected cases, and sanitary herd management. He also advises destroying or quarantining cows with badly infected udders and using udder infusions for treatment.
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Holm
Control of Mastitis By Prompt Treatment
Mastitis, a common and costly dairy cow disease, can be controlled effectively by five major steps outlined by Dr. Glenn C. Holm from the university. The guidance emphasizes early action and proper management to reduce impact on milk production and herd health.
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Glenn C. Holm
Univer
Idaho Vets Enter Farm Training Under GI Bill Lead Northwest uptake
The Veterans Administration reports Idaho leads the Northwest in GI Bill farm training with 820 veterans enrolled as of October 11. Joe E. Dodson predicts 150 more will enroll by December while noting revisions affect farm trainees less than other programs.
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Idaho
Northwest
Joe E. Dodson
Veterans Administration
Dodson
Idaho Crop Report Details Cold Start to October
Cool weather and several freezing nights early in the month slowed lettuce growth and left many small heads unharvested due to weak demand. Offals moved from fields to storage with no field damage reported by Oct 15, but rot appeared in storage raising fears of losses in temporary lots. Heavy field sorting persisted for seeders doubles and small sizes amid low demand.
Idaho Veterans On Farm Training Program Expanded
Idaho expands the farm training program for veterans in Smith Hughes high schools through a joint setup with the Veterans Administration. The state operates 30 vocational agricultural high schools and plans to hire more agricultural teachers to handle rising enrollment. Veterans may train at several government facilities.
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Idaho
State Board of Vocational Education
Veterans Administration
Smith- Hughes
Veterans urged to seek farm training and loans
Veterans are advised to contact the Veterans County Agricultural Advisory Committee and VA training officers for farm training options. Loans may be obtained from the Department of Agriculture under Bankhead Jones, the Farm Security Administration, or Farm Credit Administration for land, equipment, water, or rehabilitation.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Veterans’ County Agricultural Advisory Committee
Smith-Hughes
Veterans Administration
Boise
McDowayne Named Exclusive Herd Prefix for Holstein cattle
Medowayne is owner D. N. Jessop of Dayton and receives exclusive use of the herd name McDowayne for his purebred Holstein Friesian cattle. The Holstein Friesian Association of America notes about 775 prefixes were reserved for breeders in 1945.
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Medowayne
N. Jessop
Dayton
McDowayne
Holstein-Friesian Association
Amer
Ita
Association
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