Banks Still Major Credit Source To Idaho Farmers
Idaho banks remain a major source of credit and financial services for farmers and ranchers, per D. T. Strickfaden of Idaho First National Bank. The 23rd annual farm lending summary shows Idaho banks held 87 million in loans early this year, up 9 percent from the prior year, including 80 million production loans and 7 million in farm mortgages.
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Idaho
D. T. Strickfaden
Idaho First National Bank
Idaho Bankers Association
Caribou County
Agricultural Committee
The
American Bankers Association
Strickladen
Federal Land Banks
Farmers, Home Administration
Strickfaden
Hass
Farms and banks unite to boost agricultural finance
Families hold 193 billion of their own funds in agriculture. This 85 percent of farmers capital needs. Mr Strickfaden urged closer farmer banker cooperation to improve farm financing. He noted 91 percent of insured banks had agricultural loans at year start and Idaho banks extending credit to farmers.
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Strickfaden
Idaho
Insect Control Project Ends in Crow Creek Area
Gray D. Reynolds announces completion of the Mountain Pine Beetle insect control effort on the Montpelier Ranger District Crow Creek area. About 2300 infested trees across 400 acres sprayed with ethylene dibromide and fuel oil by Clinton W. Guthrie of Jackson Wyoming. No harm to wildlife or livestock reported.
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Gray D. Reynolds
Caribou National Forest
Crow Creek
Montpelier
Clinton W. Guthrie
Jackson
Wyo
Reynolds
United States
U. S. Forest Service
Young People Vie For 1965 Caribou Fair King and Queen
Caribou County youths compete Friday August 7 at 8 pm on fair grounds for the 1965 Caribou County Fair and Rodeo honors. Twenty two contestants, ages 6 to 19, from Grace Bancroft Soda Springs and surrounding areas, include KARDELL WINWARD, CLAUDE SANT, SHERRY STEELE, EVAN McLAIN, LINDA BUDGE, SUSAN GIBSON, KATHLEEN THOMAS and others in Junior and Senior divisions.
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Caribou
Caribou County
King Evan McLain
Lewis McLain
Bancroft
Kern Crump
Kenneth Crump
Michael Gibson
Lee Gibson
Grace
Danny Hogan
Wawn Hogan
Robert Young
Howard Young
Sandra Meccico
William R. Meccio
Soda Springs
Linda Budge
Reed Budge
Susan Gibson
Kathleen Thomas
Frank Thomas
Brenda Shipley
Mike Shipley
Ruth Hebdon
Rex E
Susan Gibsons
Jackie Spencer
Sandra Meccho
Women hold jobs across all 479 Census occupations
The Census Bureau's detailed list shows women in every occupation with specific counts including 101 women blacksmiths 85 locomotive engineers 301 stevedores and nearly 1000 female lumbermen raftsmen and woodchoppers according to the Institute of Life Insurance.
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Census Bureau
U. S
Institute of Life Insurance
Idaho Cattlemen's Association Plans Statewide Tours
Curtis To Eaton said five annual tours around Idaho and nearby states were held 15 years ago and plans call for six or more tours starting this year in Southeastern Idaho. The 1984 tour begins August 19 at Pocatello and ends August 21 at Jackson Hole Wyoming with a committee including Jenkin Palmer Hugh Wilson Roy Neider Max Rees Scoop March Delbert Fallon Boyd Baxter and Bob Hendersider. The tours aim to show changes in ranch and range management improve Idaho cattle quality new range practices and reseeding and to visit new state industries.
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Curtis
Eaton
Twit Falls
Taha Cattlemen's Association
Idaho
Pocatello
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Jenkin Palmer
Malad
The
Cattlemen's Assn
Hugh Wilson
Boise
State Chamber of Conmmerce
Roy Neider
Idaho Bankers Assn
Max Rees
Twin Falls
Sawtooth National Forest
Scoop March
Delbert Fallon
Bureau of Land Management
Boyd Baxter
Union Pacific Railroad
Bob Hendersider
Idaho Cattlemen’s Assn
Whitworths Attend Idaho Legislature Session in Boise
Mr and Mrs Herb Whitworth joined by Ellie Higginson Seth Bailey and Jack Creer traveled to Boise for a special legislative session. They enjoyed organized events and meals then returned home with friends. Jed her daughter in Burley plans time with Phyllis and Paul Hatch family.
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Herb Whitworth
Boise
Ellie Higginson
Seth Bailey
Jack Creer
Ann
Bob Hubbard
Montpelier
Jed
Burley
Phyllis
Paul Hatch
Chicago
Kinnette Ruger
Charles E. Ruger
Idaho
North Gem
Omaha
Denver
Green River
Conrad Hilton
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Peace Corps
Furbay
Arthur Goldburg
Chinatown
Maxwell Street
Wrigley Field
Prudential Building
Kim
Soda Springs Briefs Highlight Local News Items
Local Soda Springs happenings include civic notices, school events, and community updates. Names, dates, and places reflect August 1964 activity while underscoring the town’s ongoing communal life.
4 H Club News Highlights Yard Projects and Dresses
4 H club reports members and leaders including Lorraine Walker and Gwenn Lindsay. Debra Larsen led the pledge while Fran Norcross and Jane Lindsay received help with dressmaking. Jane treated the group to fudge pops as meeting adjourned.
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Corraine Walker
Gwenn Lindsay
Teresa Woodyard
Mrs. Walker
Debra Larsen
Fran
Wrangler Leader Mae Wheatley Visits Local Homes For Fair Preview
The Wrangler Leader Mae Wheatley and group visited multiple homes including Teresa Jacobson and others to see their horses and discuss show arrangements for the upcoming fair. Report by Terasa Jacobson.
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Wranglers
Mae Wheatley
Teresa Jacobson
Nancy Peterson
Kathleen Thomas
JoAnn Allen
Jerolyn Burton
Cindy Smith
Terasa Jacobson
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Pril
Grace Elson
City Sal
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Eorgetown Puts
Silverthorn
Omer, Logan
Ace Grace
Lawless" le Robertson
Yvonne de Carlo
Federa Insurance
King Kardell
Winward
LaMar Winward
Claude Sant
Dell Sant
Troy Barthlome
Keith Barthlome
Curtis Stoddard
Frank Stoddard
Jackie Lynne Spencer
Hap Spencer
Sherry Steele
Val Steele
Alice Fay Steele
JO Ann Allen
Glen Allen
Cindy Fay Hansen
Clarence Hasisen
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Soda Springs, Idaho
Sinclair Gas
Corbett Motor Co
Owen Jacobson
UART
John Hyde Or
Anderson
Grace, Idaho
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