Weekend Visit Shares From Layton Families
Monte Mendenhall of Layton attending Weber College spent a weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Murat Mendenhall. Sunday guests at the Nielsen home included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Panter and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Panter of Pocatello with other visitors from Soda Springs Thatcher Lago and Soda Springs. The Panters had their granddaughter Julie visit, and Nancy McGregor joined for dinner before Julie was returned to Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte’ Mennenhall
Layton
Utah
Weber College
Murat Mendenhall
Bert Nielson
Ken Panter
Lloyd Panter
Pocatello
Nielson
Ing
Bill Nielson
Soda Springs
Freeman Rasmusa
Thatcher
Norma Ennett
Lago
Leland Panter
Lorin Panter
Julie
Nancy McGregor
Franklin mink breeders meet and banquet attendees listed
Many mink farmers attended the fur breeders meeting and banquet on Wednesday evening at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. The Franklin delegation includes Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jami son, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyer Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Robinson, Brent Rob inson, Miss Kerren Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, Bart Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Argell Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hawkes, Mr. and Mrs. Max Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Naef, Vern Mc Farland, Eldon Kingsford, Robert Gene Lowe, and Dennis M. Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
Franklin
Lester D. Lowe
Bill Hobbs
Dennis C. Lowe
Reed Jamison
Harley‘ Lowe
Merle Adamson
Hoyer Whitehead
Harold Bradford
Verle Smith
Floyd Robinson
Brent Robinson
Kerren Cutler
George Hill
Bart Hill
Nyle Olsen
Ronald Bingham
Argell Bennett
Horace Hawkes
Max Atkinson
Douglas Naef
Vern McFarland
Eldon Kingsford
Robert Gene Lowe
Dennis M. Lowe
Idaho Nonresident Fishing Licenses Explained
The state clarifies license options: old tourist license four dollars for five days remains. nonresident season license at twelve dollars. new nonresident tourist licenses at two dollars for the first day and one dollar for each subsequent day. Also notes March arrests, fines, and inter-state license purchases plus wildlife harvest data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Idaho
Utah
Washington
California
Nevada
Alaska
Hawaii
British Columbia
Wireworm Damage Reported by Franklin County Farmers
Franklin County farmers report serious wireworm damage to winter and spring wheat in 1959. County Agent Daniel Roberts outlines field testing with 20 holes per field to gauge infestation and guides crop choices by worm counts, from safe planting for beans and small grains to severe damage requiring alfalfa. He warns against excessive pesticide use and promotes seed treatment with fungicide and insecticide for control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Daniel Roberts
Youth Plus Auto Mean Trouble Says Safety Leader
J M Smith of Farmers Insurance Group Safety Foundation warns youth drivers under 25 cause more accidents and damage. He cites studies on speed, experience, and citations, urging high school driver training and parental encouragement of responsible driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Smith
Farmers Insurance Group Safety Foundation
Smith
California
Southern
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Necota
Norman Rockwett
Norman Rockwell
Bennett's
Foss Furniture
Preston, Idaho
Seeserny
Bes
Cancer
American Cancer Society
Franklin County Grain Growers A. & I. Furniture Exchange
Preston Implement
Peterson Tractor Service
Tanner's Men's Wear Johnson Drug Grouse-Reitz Company
West Motor Co
McCune Motor the
Preston Citizen
Franklin Co. Sugar Co
Anderson Lumber
Cranney Chevrolet Co
Salt Lake
QO. K
Tire Shop
Merrill's Jewelry
Utah Power & Light
Franklin Co. Poultry Assn
Greaves Style Shop
the Owl
Preston ‘Lumber
Rocky Mountain Dairy
YOUR
Big Game Report
Colene Ball Rigby, Idaho
Stevens Henager
ABC
West
Henager
Colene Ball
Nancy ‘Taylor
IBM
Stevens
EVCI
Mac
Ogden Pree YL
Rulon Owen
North State
Preston
Royce Fuhriman
Petersen's Drapery
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