Phosphorus Fertilizer Helps Alfalfa Yields and Soil Health
A Idaho survey finds phosphorus boosts alfalfa yields and quality and improves soil fertility for future crops. While most fields met potassium needs, 38 percent were at medium potassium. annual soil tests are advised. About 30 percent of soils have low organic matter. more crop residues are recommended. Similar surveys planned for 1960. Also notes that over half of TB deaths are men over 40.
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Canyon County
Idaho
Weston Creek Irrigation Co levies 2.65 per share assessment
The Weston Creek Irrigation Co board on October 2 1959 levies 265 per share total, 140 for Federal Loan and 125 for general expenses. Pay to Secretary Treasurer by November 21 1959 or be delinquent and sold at public auction December 49 1959 to cover the due amount and advertising costs. Publication dates run October 15 November 12 19 December 10 with notices through December 24 1959.
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Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Publc
Board of Directors
Ocober
Weston
Idaho
Ranklin
Lott’s
Notice of Hearing on US 91 Reconstruction in Preston
Public notice outlines a proposed Idaho Department of Highways project to reconstruct 2.20 miles of US 91 in Preston Idaho including excavation grading paving drainage and curbing with controlled access. Citizens may request a hearing in writing by December 28 1959 and plans are available at the City Clerk and the Idaho Highway District Office in Pocatello. Also states 1960 judicial assignments for Bear Lake Caribou Oneida Franklin and Power Counties by Judge Carver and Judge Brown.
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Preston
Idaho Board of Highway Directors
Idaho Department of Highways
Wayne Summers
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Department of Highways District
Pocatello
SEAL
John A. Carver
Bear Lake
Caribou
Weston Cemetery District Election Notice
Notice of election in Weston city office on Monday December 14 1999 to elect two commissioners for the Weston Cemetery District for four year terms from districts one and three Nomination deadline December 7 1959 to Norman Fonnesbeck clerk Polls open 1 to 5 p m First publication November 26 1959 Last publication December 10 1959
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Weston
Weston Cemetery
Norman Fonnesbeck
Estate of Joseph Inglet probate notice Idaho
Estate of Joseph Craige Inglet also listed as J C Inglet deceased requires all claims to be presented with vouchers to the administrator at Preston Franklin County Idaho.
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Joseph Craige Inglet
J. C. Inglet
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Court terms set for Idaho Fifth Judicial District 1960
John A. Carver orders the Fifth Judicial District in Idaho to hold spring summer and fall terms in Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou and other counties. Dates listed include January 4 May 2 and September 12 for multiple counties. The order directs clerks to file and enter the terms of court for each county.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF Idaho
Bannock, Power, Oneida, Franklin, Bear Lake A
Caribou
State of
Idaho
John A. Carver
Franklin County
Bear Lake County
Caribou ‘County
Phosphorus Shortage Detected in Idaho Alfalfa Fields
A 1959 survey by the University of Idaho extension service with the National Plant Food Institute surveyed 115 Idaho alfalfa fields in Boise and Magic Valley. About 6 percent of soils and 55 percent of plant samples showed phosphorus shortfall, higher in Boise Valley. Ada County had the greatest need. Recommendations include annual 80 pounds P2O5 per acre or one 240 pound P2O5 per acre application over three years, best in fall or early spring.
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Idaho
Boise Valley
Magic Valley
Ada
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