Elder LeGrande Richards Leads Oneida Stake Conference
Crowds attend the Oneida stake conference with Elder LeGrande Richards presiding and Shirley M. Palmer conducting. Notable speakers include Boyd K. Packer and Preston Nibley as sessions cover church education, temple marriage, and youth guidance. Attendees numbered 934 at the morning session and 1,312 at the closing MIA music festival.
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Oneida
LeGrande Richards
Lee A. Palmer
Boyd Packer
Preston Nibley
Richards
Shirley M
Palmer
Preston Seventh Ward
Lyle
Shipley
Anna Moore
Sterling Stevens
Boyd K.packer
Nibley
Rele
Lee Palmer
Stan Elder Richards
Wwe
Thedford Roper
Preston Third Ward
Stake
David G. Eames
Vance Walker
Oxford-Clifton Ward
William S. Palmer
Winder
Bob Erickson
Mink Creek
Richard Edgley
Preston Third
Eastern States
Arlo Mendenhall
Pres
Eldon Tanner
Thomas LaVon Talbot
Ben B.‘ Johnson
Ariel Hawkes
Reed R. Hawkes
Don Dalley
Dayton Ward
Nathan Smith
Ethel Anderson
Dorothy Johnson
The Washington Debate on Farm Income and Economic Mood
A Washington week discussion cites a six year farm price and income decline since 1952, arguing farm downturns foreshadow broader recessions. Rep George Christopher recalls a 1930s warning that farm struggles spill into cities, urging fair purchasing power for farmers.
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Washington
Missouri
Congress
George Christopher
Crop Service Reports Idaho Acreage Totals
Idaho growers plan smaller hay acreage and reductions in barley dry peas and sugar beets for 1958, while spring wheat potatoes and dry beans planting may rise. Oats and field corn unchanged. total nine crop acreage about 2 percent below 1957. Weather, prices, labor, finance, and policy could alter final planted acres.
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USDA
Idaho
Plang Ag
Idaho Farmers Set Spring Wheat, Barley and Oats Plantings
Idaho farmers plan to plant 561000 acres of spring wheat and 307000 in the Pacific Northwest, with barley 564000 acres and oats 190000. The estimates show year to year changes from 1957 and the 1947-56 average, influenced by harvest conditions and wheat allotment effects.
Idaho Farm Outlook Shows Rising Plantings Into 1958
Idaho farmers plan about 186 500 acres of field corn for 1958 up from 178 300 in 1957 and 158 100 average 1949-56. Late summer acreage rises more than fall in Idaho with 131 000 acres of dry beans projected, 12 percent above last year but 8 percent below average, while garden seed varieties show growing contracted acreage for 1958. Hay acreage may drop 38 percent from 1 272 000 to 1 196 000 acres due to large 1956 1957 crops. reductions are expected across neighboring states except Nevada which edges up slightly.
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Idaho
Pacific Northwest
South Central
North
Prospect
Atate-Intendto
Treasureton Relief Society Hosts Monday Church Work Day
A Treasureton relief society held a Monday work day at the church with twelve members quilting. Lunch was provided by Mrs Vernetta Sant. Logan visitors Mrs Celia Paskins and Mrs Mary Larson stayed a few days at the home of Mr Raymond Sant. The Workman family and others enjoyed a Preston visit with Mr and Mrs Con Lowe and family.
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Vernetta Sant
Celia Paskins
Mary Larson
Logan
Yang
Raymond. Sant
Larson
Sant
Myr
Workmart
Don. Workman
Diringkl
Preston
And
Con, Lowe
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Clinton’ Davidson
United States
Suel Murdock
Elroy Smith
Keith Talbot
Dale Bennett
Thatcher
Walker
Cache Valley Branch
Friendly Bank Community Best
Member
Federal Deposit Insurento
Federal Reserve System
Crop Service
Malcolm
Midwest Bank
NEW Yorkers
Coane
Uteh
Nevada
Treasureton
James C. Hoggan
N. State St
Preston’ Robs
Aim
Mercury
NEW Mercurys
Kodak Movie
M. Lee
RULES
Ford Motor Compa
McCune:motor Company
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