Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co Delinquent Stock Assessment
Directors levy 5 percent capital stock assessment at a March 15 1961 meeting. Payment due by May 6 1961 to avoid delinquency and public sale. Secretary's office Room 11 Larson Building open Saturdays for payment. can also pay by mail. Angus Condie Secretary.
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Preston-Whitney Irrigation CO
Larson Bldg
Assessment Notice Publication Window
First publication on April 6 1961 and final publication on April 20 1961 for the assessment notice describing the property valuation and related payment deadlines as recorded in the public notice.
Probate petition for Annie Hollingsworth estate hearing set
In the matter of the estate of Annie Hollingsworth deceased a petition for probate of the will and for letters of administration with the will annexed to Ted Larsen has been filed. The hearing is scheduled for Friday April 21 1961 at 10 00 A M in Preston Idaho. All interested parties may appear to contest. Dated April 5 1961. Orval D Robinson Probate Judge Dell W Smith.
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Annie Hollingsworth
Ted Larsen
Preston
Franklin
Idaho
Attorney for Petitioner Preston Idaho
Public notice indicates Preston Idaho case attorney details with first publication April 6 1961 and last publication April 20 1961 revealing legal action steps and timeline in the county courthouse records.
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Preston
Idaho
West Side School Election Announces May 5 Voting
The West Side school trustee election for the Linrose zone will be held May 5 at Linrose church from 3 to 8 p.m. Nominating petitions must be filed with Dean R. Bingham by April 28, 1961, at 8 p.m. First pub April 13. Last pub April 27.
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West Side
Linrose
Dean R. Bingham
West Side School District Board
Local paper relies on advertiser support
The notice urges readers to back local business advertisers who fund the newspaper, highlighting the role of Franklin County residents and firms in sustaining community news.
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Franklin County
Efficient Feeding and Livestock Management
Dr. Gustav Bobstedt, Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry at the University of Wisconsin, outlines best practices in efficient feeding and overall livestock management. The work covers diet optimization, rations, forage quality, and herd health strategies for sustainable farm productivity.
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Gustav Bobstedt
University of Wisconsin
Salt and salt access prevent bloat in cattle pastures
The article notes bloat, grass staggers, and weed poisoning as prime stock issues. It cites Mrs. Jule Petrick of Wisconsin who says consistent feeding before turnouts and free salt access greatly reduce bloat. Salt helps prevent magnesium-related staggers and keeps cattle from craving poisonous weeds, while fine grain grinding improves livestock nutrition in several trials.
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Ariso
Wisconsin
Jule Petrick
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Wogness
Union Pacific Plans 647-Mile Microwave Network Expansion
Union Pacific announces plans to extend microwave radio links from Omaha to Laramie and Salt Lake City, with Portland to Hinkle in Oregon. The system will add 647 miles of new facilities, providing 75 channels Cheyenne Salt Lake and 36 channels Portland Hinkle, boosting capacity and reliability over open wire services.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Neb
Laramie
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Portland
Hinkle
Ore
U. P
Arthur I. Stoddard
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyoming-Utah
Rawlins
Green River
Oregon
Union
Stoddard
Frankfurters with Sauerkraut In Mashed Potato Cups
Home economist Reba Staggs notes frankfurters are quick to prepare and versatile. A recipe features frankfurters simmered in water with mashed potato cups topped by sauerkraut seasoned with paprika and dill or caraway for color and flavor.
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Reba Staggs
Home Economist
Kraut Stuffed Potato Nests with Frankfurters
Arrange frankfurters and mashed potato nests on a warm platter. Spoon sauerkraut into potato nests. Sprinkle potatoes and sauerkraut with paprika. Serves six.
Community notes from Oxford on church and family travel
Mrs Annie Hatch led a theology lesson for Relief Society with several attendees. The week included visits to Logan, Blanding, Salt Lake City and Preston for temple sessions, conferences, reunions, and family visits. Merl Baker broke his right arm changing a tire. multiple relatives attended concerts and a New Zealand missionary reunion.
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Annie Hatch
Relief Society
Selma Fisher
Clara Olson
Marie Hatch
Cecil Fisher
Saramae Jensen
Lavona Hatch
Stanley Fisher
Pocatello
Ernest Olson
A. L. Fisher
Logan
Temple
Wanda Cox
Aston Ralphs
Merl Baker
Lorin
Bountiful
Norman
Salt Lake City
Clara Argyle
Melba
Woods Cross
Theodore Olson
Salt Lake
Olson
Ken’ Franzen
Salt Lake’ City
Henry Hatch
Duane
Clair
Platt Ward
Evelyn
Tene
Sylvia
West Side High School
Ilene Ward
Duane Hatch
Milton
Preston
Ellis Kay
Lavona
Vivian
Kay
Zoo
Liberty Park
Earl Hatch
Farmington
Albert Dickson
Karri
Roy
Steven
Arlene Holden
Warren
Utah
Albert Wayment
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