Idaho Weekly Weather and Crop Review May Week Summary
The Idaho Department of Agriculture weather bureau at Boise reports favorable early week conditions in southeast Idaho with abundant sunshine and high temperatures, followed by a sharp cold spell and strong drying winds that slowed vegetation growth and increased irrigation needs. Frost was light with no damage. livestock and ranges improved. seeding near completion in southern sections with spring grains, sugar beets, and alfalfa advancing. notes from various counties mention dry ground, adequate sunshine, and mixed precipitation benefiting crops.
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Idaho
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Boise
Irwin
Bonneville County
Lincoln County
Port Hall
Bingham County
Tetonita
Teton County
Oakley
Cassia
Fremont County
Arco
Butte Cour
Adams County
Dubois
Clark County
Clos
Pocatello
Bannock County
Community News From Rockland and Surrounding Areas
Residents and visitors from Rockland American Falls Neeley and surrounding towns share weekend visits shopping trips and social calls. Families including the Morgans Drapers Wilburs Maybeans Mayers and Eliasons spend time with relatives in American Falls Boise Ogden and Ray while hosting dinner and attending gatherings at local homes.
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Tribone
Tciar Rockland
E A. Morgan
American Falls
C D. Thornton
Neeley Spet
M. E Walter
A. H. Neiken
Reien Rae
Arthur
Hed
John Halling
Bob Mee
J F. Hunter
Cecil Anderson
Lauretta Anders
Margaret Shide
A G Draper
Mes
J V Draper
Bernice Draper
Jeanette Millhouse
Jack Alimyer
Bill Coon
Eliason Ranch
Banks Wilbur
Ogden
Wilbur
A. May John Eliis
Paul Hillhouse
Don Alitmyer
Fa Wilekte
Litte Creek
EFA Morgan
Northwest university roving life lures navy over army
The piece notes Northwestern university students favor the navy life over the army and mentions a request to replace the infantry unit. It also records a visit by Mrs Halling and family to Mr and Mrs Elmer Byington in Gammet Idaho and a business outing by Mr and Mrs R B Cowman in Pocatello.
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Mrs. Neilsen
John Halling
J. A. Ralph, Sr
Hortense
Maggie RobmMmson
Elmer Byington
Gammet Idaho
Navy
Northwestern University
Army
Health experts urge pasteurized milk for safety
Health experts worldwide advise the use of pasteurized milk. Tests show a person is less susceptible to disease when consuming pure foods. Pasteurization destroys harmful bacteria by science. Pasteurized milk can be delivered to your door daily by calling 164. Thos. Popper Datry -Adyv.
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Popper
Adyv
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