Grain loan program drives farmers to lift prices in 1968
Blaine Gamble notes a concerted drive by farmers to strengthen grain prices using non recourse price support loans. Franklin county 1968 crops show wheat 173202 bushels valued at 183002 dollars, barley 44528 bushels for 38986, oats 1102 bushels for 738, with increases over 1967. reports indicate rising loan activity across soybeans corn and flaxseed as farmers hold grain for better prices.
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Blaine Gamble
Agricultural Stabilizing and
Senne Frank County Committee
Franklin County
Gamble
U. S Department of Agriculture
USDA
County Gives 4H Awards at Franklin County Fall Party
The Preston Kiwanis Club hosted the Franklin County 4H Fall Party at Logan Roller Skating Rink, November 29, with 200 attendees. County Agent Daniel Roberts and Kiwanis President DeVere Tovey presented project awards and medals, highlighted by Glenda Griffeth receiving the First Security Wrist Watch for high 4-H score.
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Preston Kiwanis Club
Franklin County
Logan
Daniel Roberts
DeVere Tovey
Kiwanis Club
Margaret Gamble
Glenda Griffeth
Marvin Hodges
Ross Hobbs
Delos Griffeth
Ewen Griffeth
Kelly Bowles
Barbara Bowles
Linda Call
Patricia Jensen
Nancy Gamble
Alzina Sue Egbert
Janet Smith
Joyce Tovey
Debbie Atkinson
Helen Kirkbride
Kathleen Hull
Alex Larsen
Ronald Owen
Carl Owen
Craig Larsen
Rhonda Nelson
Beverly Jensen
Virginia Gamble
Debra Coburn
Kelly Bergquist
Steve Bergquist
LaDean Burton
Delaine Alleman
Audrey Wright
Julie Coombs
Beverly
Idaho
First Security Bank
Glenda
Mapleton
Asi
Ted Steers
First Security Bank of
Preston
Campus unrest and calls for responsibility in schools
Paul Harvey argues campus disruptions reflect broader frustrations with imperfect institutions. He warns against radical protest and urges students to pursue lawful, patient reform while accepting imperfect realities and personal responsibility.
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