Inflation Threats to Farmers Prompt Warning on Price Controls
A postwar policy statement from the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities warns that lifting price controls now could trigger inflationary harm to farmers. The report notes possible farm price declines after wartime demand wanes, risks of mortgage foreclosures, and calls for continued controls until supplies and prices stabilize including limits on land speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities
Daniel Roberts
Agricultural College
United States
Riverdale Visitors and Local Family Updates
Riverdale area families hosted relatives from Wendell Idaho and Magna Utah last week. An injury was reported when Earl Meek fell from a horse Tuesday, breaking his arm but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt McBride
Marcia
Mary Ann
Wallace Nelson
Meredith
Wendell
Idaho
L A Neeley
Earl Meek
B A Meek
Carmen Miskin
Idaho Falls
Taylor Nelson
Wilda Evans
D .S Evans
Logan
Karma Schaub
George A Brown
Carmen Peterson
Magna
Utah
D S Evans
Ed Cole
Fairview
Infants Paralysis Cases Rise Noted by Health Official
Dr Don W Guda kunst Medical Director of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces a near 50 percent rise in infantile paralysis cases in the first five months of this year. The US Public Health Service reports 1424 poliomyelitis cases nationwide by July 7, up from 1290 last year. Mrs. Hayes urges precautions during the June to September peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Gudakunst
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Inc
John E Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Public Health Service
Hayes
Farm Record Books Boosted with Tax Tips Supplement
Income tax tips for farmers are included as a special supplement to our Farm Record Books. Each book costs $2.00 and contains all divisions needed for a full farm financial report.
Thatcher Gossip A Week Of Local Visits And News
Thatcher residents share visits and travels as Mrs Dave Barthlome spends days in Salt Lake City visiting her daughter. A new son arrives for Howard Young in Soda Springs. Mr and Mrs Louis Bitton mourn the death of Mrs Bitton’s mother in Ogden. Lou and family return from Grace and Long Beach visits. Mrs Andrew Willard of Ogden visits Thatcher. Local folks travel for business in Logan. A birthday anniversary is celebrated for Mrs Parley Smith with lunch. Thatcher Herary club meets with a book report and refreshments.
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IM Evans
Clyde Woolf
James Woolf
Fort Douglas
Barbara Neeley
Modesto
California
J. A Nee Jey
Ensign
Marvin C Davies
Bishop
Orville Neeley
James Woolf & Sons
Clyde Merlin & Lynn
Buna Tate
Thea Woolf
Ogden
Orpha Morgan
Richmond
Elden Woolf
Delwert Sharpe
Orsen Kofoed
Bert Winward
Clifton
Lora Jean
Josephine Winger
L A Winger
F Smith
PocateHo
Glenda Smith
W F Smith
Albion
Dave Barthlome
Salt Lake City
Howard Young
Caribou
Soda Springs
Louis Bitton
Bitton
L K Bitton
Louis Stalker
Long Beach
Grace
Angus Lasley
Andrew Willard
Thatcher
D J Coombs
Kenneth Wright
Logan
Elmer Smith
Milton Smith
Parley Smith
Millen Mendenhall
Thatcher Herary Club
Claude Conin
Reno Weaver
Lago
Weaver
Michel Mickelson
Idaho Wool Production for 1945 Is 12,079,000 Pounds
Idaho reports 1945 wool clip of 12,079,000 pounds, 11 percent below 1944 and 30 percent under the 1934-43 10 year average. The 1945 clip is the smallest since records began in 1920 due to fewer sheep shorn, with 1,285,000 head processed versus 1,397,000 last year and a 10 year average of 1,876,000. Fleece weights were slightly below recent years but above the overall average.
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Idaho
Boise
Idaho Lamb Crop Shrinks to Record Low in 1945
Idaho's 1945 lamb crop is estimated at 1,248,000 head, about 8 percent below 1944's 1,348,000 and the smallest since 1929. The fourth straight year of declines, the crop percentage stood at 104, reflecting the number of lambs marked per 100 breeding ewes on hand January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Record of early 20th century sheep farming trends
The report notes 1929 to 1944 price levels, ewe breeding stocks down eight percent from the prior year and about two thirds of January 1, 1931 figures. Lambing conditions favored early areas though some ranges suffered. Early range feed was scarce, grass generally good in higher ranges. Weather and disease losses were modest, but predator losses were higher than usual.
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Clarence A. Dykstra
University of California At Los Angeles
Association
Piette
Londonderry
McCune Motor
Aed
Riverdale
Edwards
Latin America
Safeway
Dwight Edwards
Dwight Edwards Company
Dorothy Walton
Claude Mendenhall
Thatcher High School
Vernon Clark
Marvin Mickelson
North
Stokers
Jorgensen
Creamer
South State St
Preston
America
Power & Light-Co
GRE A
Mtnaycatrl Companies
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