Sheep Men Vote on Referendum on Wool Payments
C B Turnbull chair of the Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee says all Teton wool growers may vote in a referendum on whether to implement deductions from wool incentive payments to finance the wool marketing development program. Eligible voters are producers owning sheep six months old or older for 30 days since Jan 1 1955.
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C. B. Turnbull
Teton County
Turnbull
Referendum Sets Wool and Lamb Deductions for 1956
If approved, deductions from 1955 incentive payments will start in summer 1956 at one cent per pound on wool and five cents per one hundred pounds live weight on lamb and year payments. Teton County ASC will mail ballots to known producers with Turnbull offering ballots on request. All ballots must be returned by August 19 and results, based on sheep representation, will be released around September 1.
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Teton County
ASC
Turnbull
Soil Conservation and Land Programs Could Boost U S Agriculture
Agricultural production in the United States might rise by about 59 percent through soil conservation and land development programs.
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United States
Flavored corned beef sandwich lunchbox idea
Sliced corned beef and thinly shredded green cabbage with Russian dressing create a flavorful filling for a rye bread sandwich. Pack this lunchbox ready combo for a quick, tasty meal.
Farm Boys and Girls Attend Teton County Union Camp
The Teton County Farmers Union camp at Moose hall closed last Saturday after a rainy week. Fifty children aged six to fourteen enrolled, enjoying crafts, flag history, swimming, and a program of skits and songs. Officers elected included Jimmy Erickson as president. camp staff credited for organizing the event and supper duties managed by Sabados.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Moose Hall
Farmers Union
Chet Thomas
Pendray
Jimmy Erickson
Gordon Monkman
Arvil Monkman
Paul Mathis
Homer Rowland
Fava Pearson
Sunny Slope
James Michael
Peggy Tuel
Marian
Walter Pearson
Joyce Anderson
Billy
Bobby Woodhouse
Mary Ann
Larry Schock
Gary Mayer
Edgar Harvey
Fairfield
Greenfield
Barry
Bradley Fleischman
William Johnson
Michael
David Stephens
Dutton
Terry
George Keel
Carol
Bernice Burgemaier
Ramon Plummer
Jimmy
Billy Erickson
Power
Phyllis
Kenneth
Dennis Rice
Joyce Page
David Purkett
Anna Sabados
Johnny Joe Willis
Allan Peters
Bynum
Roger
Johnny Swanson
Pendroy
Gail Johnson
Virginia Gollehon
Darril McDonald
Chateau
Vickie Fields
Walier
Conservation Aid Possible For All Farmers
Farmers may receive assistance for approved Agricultural Conservation Program practices regardless of wheat allotment status. Eligibility requires applying at the county ASC office before work starts, with projects carried out to county specifications. Applications for year round cost sharing. payments follow completion and forms filing. 1955 program payments are being audited and will be issued soon.
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Leo S. Kolstati
Montana
ASC
Final County Wheat Support Rate Set At $1.89 Per Bushel
C B Turnbull announces the final 1955 crop support for No 1 Northern Spring and No 1 Hard Winter wheat in Teton County at $1.89 per bushel. The rate equals 82 percent of July 1 parity, two cents above the minimum.
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Teton County
C. B. Turnbull
Fisherman's Dream
An Australian feature notes earthworms commonly reach about 12 feet in length, a striking fact for anglers and naturalists.
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Australia
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