Idaho Farm Tree Planting Expands Across Idaho
University plan shifts 39th anniversary with a drive to plant more trees for pheasant food and cover. Richfield Rupert high schools plan windbreaks around fields. Russian olive black locust juniper and spruce to be used. Treeings aim erosion control watersheds south of Pocatello with methods to improve survival on dry hillsides.
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Ravenscroft
Idaho
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Rupert
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Franklin Stake Sessions Emphasize Home Church Community
Franklin stake concludes missionary conference with reports from fields across the United States. Speakers stress unity in home church and community, mutual welfare work, and treasuring freedom while valuing neighbors in the land.
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California
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Beverly
Keller
Eldred Bodily
Beth Swainston
Reo “Alder
Delmar Jamison
Allan’ Keller
Orval McKay
Ralph Keller
Franklin
Stake
Pres. L. V. Merrill
God
E. A. Jensen
Merlin Rawlings
Reed Brenchley
Spencer
Nelson
Hog Pool April 5 Brings In $6128.55
April hog pool results show 174 hogs shipped by Franklin County Livestock Marketing Association to Cudahy Packing Co in Salt Lake City. Of these 149 were choice and sold for 16.60 per hundredweight, totaling 5123.59. overall weight 38,640 pounds and total proceeds 6128.55 for the association.
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Salt Lake City
Association
Sixth Grade Pupils Tour Newspaper Plant
Carelyn Owens wrote a thanks note to THE CITIZEN for a Jefferson school sixth grade tour. Mrs. Anna Phippen led students through the shop as staff explained Linotypes presses folders casting and newspaper production steps.
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Anna Phippen
Jefferson School
Bicycle License Plates Deadline Announced by Police Chief
Police Chief William Groves announces May 1 as the deadline to obtain bicycle license plates. Plates are available now at the city clerk's office. After May 1 riders without plates may have their bicycles confiscated and held.
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William Groves
Groves
Census Emphasis by Simmons on School Planning
W H Simmons superintendent of schools stresses the 17th decennial census will collect data vital to future school planning. He notes counts of children by age and years of schooling guide facility expansion and staff needs, with aid distribution tied to school age totals.
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United States
Schosors
W.H. Simmons
Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Census Count Sways School Growth and Community Funds
Officials and parents weigh the census impact on school facilities and funding. The text stresses that accurate census data affects education and economic history, urging citizen cooperation to ensure a full count for community needs.
All-Time High Expected in Idaho In Tree Planting
Idaho looks for a new all time high in spring tree plantings says Vernon F Ravenscroft extension forester University of Idaho The state plans wide spread wild life habitat and community plantings plus farm plantings surpassing last year The 1941 high was 345000 trees moved from the university nursery Most plantings go to game birds with experimental stock for deer browse beaver and other wildlife efforts Local groups in Latah and Roberts Jefferson counties will receive stock for community demonstrations and work gangs organize at Roberts
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University of Idaho
Ravenscroft
University i Nursery
State Fish and Game Department
Game Department
Latah County
Roberts
Jefferson County
University
Agricultural Extension Division
4-H Home Improvement Program Hits Fourth Year
Trend shows more time spent at home with rural families electrifying houses adding phones and modern farm equipment. The national 4-H home improvement program enters its fourth year with enrollment up about 15 000 in the past year and more county medals awarded to 4-Hers.
Idaho 1950 home improvement program by club members
In Idaho the 1950 program advanced by club members with county extension agents and local club leaders conducting demonstrations. Youth learn home improvement tasks from upholstering to color work, with girls and boys improving bedrooms and living rooms, renovating furniture, and building closets and shelves.
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Idaho
Geis Commends Amy for Leadership by Army Sergeant
Tom E. Albaugh, longtime Preston businessman, now a U. S. Army sergeant, received a commendation letter from his commanding officer praising leadership, duty, and initiative that yielded superior results in his platoon.
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Tom . E. Albaugh
Preston
United States
Army
Sergeant Albaugh Commended For Platoon Leadership
Infantry veteran Sergeant Albaugh, formerly manager of Preston Supply Co, now with the 12th Infantry at Fort Ord California, receives a commendation from Col John W Geddes for leadership and unit improvements during current training. He notes peacetime army differs from the old army and comments on training recruits.
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Preston ‘Supply Co
Army
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12Th Infantry
Fort’ Ord
Calif
John W. Geddes
Card of Thanks from the Povey Family
The Richard Povey family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their father. They thank everyone for helpful acts and for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy.
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