Wheat referendum explained by county growers leaders
Devere Tovey reports Franklin County Wheat Growers members voted unanimously for a yes on the May 21 referendum after detailed briefings by Phil Bare and Tom Condie. The meeting outlined a 1964 program with a 10 percent allotment reduction, 70 cent certificates, and flexible provisions to avert acre shifts while preserving wheat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Paul Thomas
Wheat Growers of
Franklin County, Inc
Phil R. Bare
Rupert
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Tom Condie
ASC
Mr. Thomas
Congress
Bare
Candile
Franklin County
Misconceptions Clarified On Wheat Referendum Provisions
The article explains the referendum requires another chance for approval or disapproval in 1964 regardless of initial outcome. It notes the vote covers wheat only and not other commodities. It urges growers to study provisions and assess effects on their farms and the county economy. It also mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. Norvell Thompson and family to Roy and local relatives.
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Mr. Bare
Congress
Franklin County
United States
Franklin County, Inc
ASC
Thomas
Wheat Growers of
Norvell Thompson
Roy
Don Thompson
Leonard Buttars
Duplicate Bridge Master Point Day at Preston Club
Duplicate bridge event set for Saturday at 1 15 PM at Utah Power and Light auditorium near Preston Golf and Country Club. April session results: Lavinia Cutler with Billie Lou Butterfield first. Kathryn Wendell with Betty McCune second. Ora Greaves with Elizabeth Boyd third.
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Preston Golf and Country Club
Utah
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