Bancroft Social Notes Highlight Visits and Awards
Mrs. Horace Jenkins was honored with a coral at the State Convention in Pocatello for 36 years of Literary Club membership. Bancroft members assisted with table decorating for the luncheon and social events. Lois Bailey, teaching in Toole Utah, earned a summer study opportunity in Greeley Colorado with expenses paid.
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Monterey Park
Calif
Raoul Wistisen
Cordell
Salt Lake City
Rolene
Michael Arvenitas
Wistisen
Estella Johnson
Sally
Herbert Plewe
Rulon
Sharon
Elozia Bradley
Stan Wistisen
John McCann
Ricks College
Rexburg
Chesterfield
Roy Hatch
Donna Hatch
Phyllis Hatch
Deanne Moser
Jetta Briggs
Argilene Crossley
Pat Jorgensen
Karen Modersitzki
Audrey Hatch
Glade Millward
Elsa Jenkins
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Sun
Hooper Springs
Horace Jenkins
Literary Club
Pocatello
Bancroft Club
Marjorie Holbrook
Vera Larsen
Mildred Creer
Elnora Ruger
Joyce Hogan
Ann Whitworth
Fred Yost
Lois Bailey
the Toole
Utah
Greeley
Colo
Opportunity Loans Aid Farm Development
A new Farmers Home Administration program offers loans up to 2500 dollars plus farm management help for Caribou County farm families with limited incomes. Loans may fund livestock, equipment, repairs, operating costs, debt refinancing, land purchase, or cooperative shares. Repayment up to 15 years at 4.4 percent. Applicants must be farmers with earnings insufficient for basic living and cannot obtain regular financing.
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Caribou County
Frank Mendes
Farmers Home Administration
Mendes
Farmers Home Administration expands loan programs
The Farmers Home Administration will assist county supervisors in planning farm operations and loan fund management. It may also provide loans for nonagricultural enterprises to generate added income and administers other rural economic opportunity programs.
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Farmers Home Administration
Farmers Home Administration I County
Idaho reports large fish plantings and aid for cooperatives
Rural small cooperatives receive technical assistance and loan program details under the Economic Opportunity Act at the recreation office in the Gagon Building. Idaho lists 44,223,625 fish of ten species planted in state waters from October 1962 to September 30, with nearby figures continuing.
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Farmers Home Administration
Gagon
Soda Springs
Idaoo
Idaho
State hatcheries to hit record with salvaged fish
The state plans to salvage 90,000 fish or 17 700 pounds planted during the biennium. Fourteen hatcheries will reach a record in the next two years as propagation expands to rainbow, steelhead, cutthroat, brook, brown, Kamloops, mackinaw, golden, kokanee and largemouth bass.
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Anne Dayton
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Roo Tolman
Myrtle
Marvin Tolof yaSalle
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Judson Tolman
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Leonard Toland
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Fair Oaks
Beth
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Tyra Gilbert
R. A. Finlayson
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Lloyd Hansen
Boda Springs
A. L. Christensen
Standard Oil Products
Hedrhe
Federal Land Bank Association OF
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Joe Garner
Harry Gambles
Opportunity Loans
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V.A
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E Corporation Component Division
Municipal Airport
Pocatello, Idaho
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