Mark R Kulp Named State Reclamation Engineer
Aug. 8 1952 announces Mark R Kulp as state reclamation engineer for district 30 33 with official appointment details and duties outlined.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1953
Page
8
Aug. 8 1952 announces Mark R Kulp as state reclamation engineer for district 30 33 with official appointment details and duties outlined.
Public notices announce a completed roadwork project for Idaho Federal Aid Project No S-1736(2) in Franklin County and require laborers and suppliers to file claims within 90 days. The issue also covers a name change petition for Douglas Benton McMullin to Douglas Benton Larsen and probate creditor notices for the estates of Charles Albert Critser and Eva Estella McLin Critser with claims due within four months.
W R Cruser administers the estate of Charles Albert Critser also known as Eva E McLin Critser. The administrator designates Building Pocatello Idaho or the office of the Probate Judge of Franklin County Preston Idaho as his place of business for all estate transactions. Attorneys Baum and Ruby Y Brown reside in Pocatello Idaho. Dated July 22 1953.
Estate of Nephi Larson deceased invites creditors to present claims with vouchers to the executrix and executors at 32 East First South Street Preston Idaho within four months after the first publication August 6. Radia Daynes executrix Platte Larson Reed Larson executors. Attorney for executrix and executors.
Notice is given that on August 17 1953 at Preston Franklin Idaho before Notary P M Condie proof will be submitted for two cubic feet per second of unnamed stream water to irrigation under Permit 22955 held by A Mortensen Dayton Idaho The water is used at NW% SE M S% NE M NW% SEP in Section 1 Township 15 South Range 38 East B M The canal is a private ditch and priority date is to be established
The speaker notes issues extend beyond routine government farming duties but insists answers are vital to American agriculture and the fight for freedom under self government. The remarks emphasize the department of agriculture must address these broader concerns for the future.
Wheat farmers will receive 1954 acreage allotment notices within two weeks ahead of the August 14 referendum on wheat marketing. The quotas, set by the secretary of agriculture on July 1, apply to growers with more than 15 acres and require a two thirds vote to take effect.
Secretary Ez ra Taft Benson proclaims a 62 million acre national wheat allotment to be distributed by state and county, based on past 10 year seedings and weather adjustments. The agriculture department, led by Clarence A. Jensen, expands efforts to stabilize cattle prices and promote beef sales this summer and fall.
The Agriculture Department purchased 5,250,000 pounds of beef in early July using Section 32 funds to support grass fed cattle prices. The meat will be distributed over the coming months through the school lunch program, charities, and other outlets.
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