Franklin Idaho's oldest community celebrates births and gatherings
Community notices recall the birth of Earl Smith and Lois Shrives' grandson in Ely Nevada, plus youth and church activities in Franklin. Reports cover family milestones, DUP meetings, ward events, and local social visits, with details on guests, speakers, and holiday decor.
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Harry’ ‘Shrives
Earl. Smith
Ely
Nev
Smith
Lois
Franklin Ward
Preston
Mel
Ba’ Naef
Adrian Geddes
Franklin
Ellen Wright
DUP of
Capitan
Gwen Gibson
Ceeno Denise Hatch
Mable Robinson
Marion Jensen
Bart Nash
Boise
Senator Jensen
Len Jordan
Milton Horsley
Ruth, Goff
Jensen
Bonnie, Doney
Anne
Shannon Nash
Jean- Roylance Dance Review
Richmond
Mutual
Marion
Joseph
Egypt
Thomas ’.Durrant
Levon Doney
Geraldine
Joan Peterson
Ogden
Logan Temple
Cora Haworth
Cynthia
Wright
Kay . Wright
Cynthia Wright
Grace Robinson
Nettle Lewis
Earl Lewis
Lewis
Frank Olsen
Larry
Tamra
Michael
Weston
Verle Smith
Verlene
Kay
William Robinson
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Salt Lake
Ray Robinson
Mary Allen
California Packing Plant
Leonard Butterworth
Bill
Conway
Lorin Bright
Stake
Bead
Clara
Dean Morrison
S. H. Nash
Veroka Nash
G. L.’ Wright
Nettie Lewis
Sheldon Doney
Eric Hendricks
Lewiston
Salt Lake” City
Marlow “Wood‘ward
Bertha Woodward
DeVona. Heaps
Smithfield
Salt Lake’ City
Lorin Hampton
Peggy
Joyce
LaDawn
Con Hampton
Franklin Choir
Ward
Phenoi Edgley
Wilford Geddes
Roy Geddes
Northern States
Robert Haworth
Horace Haworth
West Indies
Police Officer urges safe conduct for everyone
Kelly Houk today urged practical safety for all in a talk emphasizing that while most people are decent, a single careless moment can cause harm. He warned against dangerous acts and stressed consideration in everyday actions to prevent injuries.
Keep Eggs Clean For More Profits Says Poultryman
Poultryman C. F. Peterson of the University of Idaho urges clean eggs to improve quality and profits. He notes eggs must be clean in winter and summer to fetch higher returns for Idaho producers.
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Poultryman
C. F. Peterson
University of Idaho
Idaho
Proper Egg Handling Improves Quality and Prices
Poultry expert Peterson notes dirty eggs lose value and price due to spoilage risk. Porous shells allow dirt to penetrate storage, while clean eggs sell better. Adequate nesting space for five to six hens per nest, darkened nesting, deep nests with bedding, six inches of shaving material, dry litter, and frequent egg gathering are key to high quality production.
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Peterson
Idaho Adopts Uniform Seed Tags for Red Clover Growers
Idaho adopts standard tag names for red clover seed to standardize identification by growers and dealers. Eugene W. Whitman, University of Idaho extension agronomist, notes uniform terms reduce confusion and apply to western states.
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Idaho
Eugene W. Whitman
University of Idaho Extension Agronomist
State
Idaho Seed Certification Rules For Clover Seed
Seed commissioner and Carl Blackburn of the Idaho Crop Improvement association outline eligibility rules for replanting certified clover seed from the 1950 crop. Only foundation and registered clover seed qualify for certification and planting. 1949 tagged clover is ineligible. Growers and dealers should confirm eligibility with local crop improvement representatives. Kenland is Idaho’s prevalent red clover variety.
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Carl Blackburn
Idaho Crop‘ Improvement Association
Idaho
Whitman
Improvement Association ‘Representatives
Kenland
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Clifford Warr
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National Farm Loan _Assn
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