Aberdeen Station hosts tours on agricultural field day
Walter Sparks and Dr. James Guth of Idaho lead projects at the Aberdeen Station with forage testing oat breeding and certified seed programs. University and USDA staff coordinate variety trials and seed distribution while 400 plus potatoes and cereals are grown for demonstration and improvement efforts. County agents arrange transport for guests touring from 8:50 AM to 4:90 PM.
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Wy i. Sig
Wil
Walter Sparks
Yabo
Pola
Sn McLean
Jerry Aety
Idaho
Mr. Galen
University - Jae
James Guth
John Ko
Grassan Hersey
SCB
Paul Fitz
Pete
USDA
Ing
Conwr
Harland Stevens
University of the Aberdeen
Ind Aed
Earl Jeerst
Idaho Crop Inn Association
Jim
University of Ida Extension Service
Dinass
le Aberdeen
Idaho Crop Improvement Association
Atamoh
al Church Group
B. D. Ensign
University of Idaho
Countrh Co
Labe Therg
Aberdeen
Grass Land Tour in Caribou County July 9
Grass land tour will be held Monday July 9 at 9 30 am in the rear of the courthouse. Everyone is welcome to attend. Tour showcases pasture types sagebrush control and soil and range conditions with guides Liter Spence Vern Hacking and Ira Clark representing extension and soil conservation services. Troop 120 Boy Scouts will serve lunch at a nominal cost.
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Caribou County
Court House
Liter Spence
Extension Service
Vern Hacking
Ira Clark
Soil Conservation Service
Boy Scouts
Local Youth Attending ROTC Camp at Fort Lewis
Nolan D. Mecham of Soda Springs and about 1500 ROTC cadets from 31 western colleges gather at Fort Lewis Washington for six weeks of training in general military science. Cadets will drill study tactics and leadership as part of college ROTC programs preparing for US Army Reserve commissions.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Nolan D. Mecham
Soda Springs
Idaho State College
Reserve
University of Hawaii
University of Alaska
Harvard University
Pratt Institute
Sud
United States
United States Army Reserve
Jend
Premium Far East Idaho Fair Opens Celebrates 80th Year
The Golden Anniversary edition of the Far East Idaho Fair at Blackfoot opens for five days starting Wednesday with a full staff of department superintendents. Oliver Parson joins Rexburg as Fine Arts and Crafts chief, replacing Idaho Falls native Verna Hall now abroad. Rexburg’s Dick Hayes becomes Assistant Sheep Superintendent aiding Forest Larsen. The fair features a parade and designated county days, plus horse events, talent numbers, and multiple Children’s Days across the week.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Parte
Uth
Blackfoot Fairgrounds
Oliver Parson
Rexburg
Verna Hall
Idaho Falls
Germany
Hal Hall
Dick Hayes
Forest Larsen
Larsen
Bonneville
Bannock
Bingham County
Arco Guest at Jim Martin Home This Weekend
A houseguest stayed at the Jim Martin home on Saturday and Sunday with activity noted at the Harwood Martinge location.
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of Arco
Jim Martin
Martinge Bul Harwood
Idaho Banks Sixth in Nation's Tree Farms
Idaho farms contribute over 1.55 million dollars annually in forest products from farm woodlots and use timber from their own land for farm needs. C A Gillett of AFPI cites census data. Idaho ranks sixth in tree farms, with sales rising since 1949 and growth expected as tree farming gains public acceptance.
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Idaho
Forest Industris
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. A. Gillett
American Forest Products Industries
Washington, D. C
Idebo
AFPI
Western Pine Ass'n
Gillett
Goodlota
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Portello
Pocatello, Idaho
ROTC
Far East
Idaho Fair
By d’Aleesio
Jimmy Lynch
California
Mexico
Barnes-Carruthers Theatrical Enterprises
Chicago
MR. Wadle
Pete Wardle
Boise
Joe Blackburn
Wardles
Susan Harris
Albuquerque
N. M
Denton Harris
Blaine Harris
Apibou County
SUN
Utah
Ves
Ardan Mele
Sana
Western Savings
Ummer
Wess
Geant
Regent Streee
de Jose
Westerw. Savings
Terie
BeeBe E - Awa and Loan Company
Eastemst South