Senator Heath Advocates Idaho Education Welfare and Finance
A letter from Senator Tom Heath recounts efforts since 1953 to reopen Lewiston and convert Albion into a private college, argues against an Idaho State College Education plan, notes teacher retirement options, lists major college building projects and 1957 education funding, and urges retaining Franklin County leadership. Heath also references Kansas tax policy and a cited Heath Plan.
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Albion
Lewiston
Idaho
Franklin County
Arles Amphitheater Spectacles and Eskimo Feasts
The article notes the Arles Roman amphitheater hosts spectacles while Eskimo festivals in Alaska feature muk tuk contests. Muk tuk, whale skin and blubber, resembles coconut meat in texture and taste, and pickled forms evoke pickled pig's feet. Hampton Court Palace near London, built by Cardinal Wolsey in 1515, opens its galleries and gardens to the public.
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Alaska
England
Hampton Court
London
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry, vi
When You Have a Pen Up Call
The Preston Citizen notes a pen up alert prompting readers to prepare for a draft or call up. The notice emphasizes community readiness and local guidance for residents during required service periods.
Salt Prevents Abortions Caused by Weeds
A Wisconsin Experiment Station report links livestock abortions to nitrate-rich pasture weeds and salt deficiency. Adequate salt access reduced abortion risk. weed control and fertilization also help. Readers’ questions on forage weight estimation are answered by Dr. Bokstedt of the Salt Institute.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Bokstedt
c/o Salt Institute
North la Salle St
Chicago 2
Ill
Franklin county announces 1958 crop price supports
The Franklin county agricultural stabiliz ation and conservation committee set base price supports for 1958 crops. Wheat at 1.54 per bushel and barley at 81 cents, with loans or purchase agreements available, and term loans maturing March 31 1959 for wheat and April 30 1959 for barley.
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Franklin County
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Batic County
Franklin County Farmer Nears Acreage Reserve Payment
A Franklin County farmer is set to receive his acreage reserve payment soon, but remains bound by the acreage reserve agreement obligations. The arrangement still imposes duties on the farmer despite anticipated financial compensation.
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Franklin County
Acreage Reserve Rules Leave 1958 Crops Forbidden
The ASC committee outlines that no harvest may occur on the acreage reserve in 1958 and no planting except approved 1959 crops. The reserve may not be grazed in 1958. Violations may require repayment and incur a civil penalty equal to 50 percent of the payment.
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ASC
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University of Wisconsin
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