Wool incentive price set at 62 cents for 1959 60
A county ASC reminder to wool growers notes the incentive price for the 1959 marketing year is 62 cents per pound, the same as 1958, with decisions on timing left to producers based on market conditions. It explains payment calculations and post March 31 sales payments. Also reminds soil bank participants to observe acre allotments and base crop history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Condie
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Department of Agriculture
Fairview Community Notes Include Quilting and Visits
A busy Fairview week features a quilting gathering at Lula Bodily’s home with 14 women, the Sala Mar DUP meeting led by Theodda Hyde, and lessons by Jes sie Gilbert. Residents travel to Salt Lake, Ogden, and Logan for family visits, reunions, and events. A Fairview Relief Society anniversary party, a junior high operetta, and bridal shower are also noted among many local socializing and family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Bodily
Lewiston
Valera Parry
Alden Drury
Salt Lake
Alden
Martha Sorenson
Logan
Earl Jensen
Owen Sharp
Sunset
Utah
Alvin Sharp
Geneva Larsen
Mary Ann
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Willard Larsen
Royal Wilson
Carol Woolley
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
LeAnn
Susan Jepsen
Mink Creek
Joseph Gailey
Kathleen
Alder
Nora Johnson
Prestoin
Kaysville
Gailey
Jana Fullmer
Layton
Henry Rawlings
Ilene Rawlings
Faye Jensen
Pamela Wilson
Madge Gulbert
Norman Nelson
Brent Bodily
Jay Rawlings
Brent Gamble
Square
Virgil Jensen
Dora Jensen
Weston
Glenden Jensen
Oxford
Fairview Relief Society
Fairview Recreation Hall
Bryce Jensen
Floyd Jensen
Cleve Bodily
Wesley Hyde
Brent Wilson
Murray
Chrystel Hogan
Kert Hogan
Oregon
Levi Bodily
Jolene Corbridge
Sacramento
Calif
Leta Hall
Burtis Hall
Carrie Hall
Joe Marie Hall
Logan First Ward Recreation Hall
Holiday
Seventh Ward
Fairview
Madge Gilbert
Reva Wilson
RaNee Palmer
Lewis
Conservation Reserve Rules Curb Excess Farm Acreage
An ASC notice warns farmers not to exceed permitted cropland in soil bank contracts or lose rental payments and face civil penalties. If all eligible cropland is in the soil bank the permitted acreage drops to zero, and home gardens or forest tree planting are allowed but producing a base crop on such land violates the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Bank
ASC
Mildred Hansen Visits Mr and Mrs Ges sell in Providence
Mrs Mildred Hansen visited Mr and Mrs Gothen Ges sell in Providence on Monday and attended a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hansen
Gothen Gessell
Providence
Also Mentioned on This Page
ASC Farm News
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Farmers Auto Insurance OF
Los Angeles
Robert N. Acock
Farmers Insurance Group
W. Oneida
Preston
PETA
North State
Rulon Owen
Royce Fuhriman
Vangas Price
North State Street
Grand Theatre
Burton Feeds
Texaco Distributors
Edwards Floral Sprouse-Reitz Lar
S & Fern's
Jay Ransom Heating
W &B Oil Co
Smitty’s Tire Shop
Cranney’s
Chevrolet Preston Lumber Co
Polar Bear Johnny's
Texaco
Martin & Hone Garage
Thomas Saddlery McCune Motor Fackrell Plumbing
Franklin County Grab Growers
Miles Drive In Market National Farm Loan
Alan
First Security Bank
Hinsen Paint and Glas Preston Implement
Foss Furniture
Era’s
AppMance
Snooty
Ruel’s
Conoco
Greaves Style Shop
Merrill Jewelry
Idaho Billiards
American Food Stores
Foss Clothing
Foss Drug Store
Owl Billiards the
Preston Citizen
Johnson’s Drag Housier
Sinclair Service
Kellers
Conoco Distributors
West Motor Co
Burs
M. H. King Oo
Franklin Cafe
Rest Pastry
Shag O. P. Skaggs Grocery
Davis Meat Market
Wangsgaard Heating L. A. Purser Market
U. K
Shoe Shop
Central Market
Preston Beauty, Shop
Mel’s Drug AG. & L Furniture
Os. Block's ‘Clothing
Talbots Balery ‘St
Chevrolet
Brookwood
Cranney
South State
Preston, Idaho
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