Tax rate changes shown for Idaho towns in 1946
A study by Associated Taxpayers of Idaho shows 6 of 51 towns lowered total tax rates in 1946 from 1945. American Falls Council Glenns Ferry Orofino Rexburg Preston Malad and others saw state levy cuts while county and school district levies shifted differently. Data include 1945 and 1946 rates for state county city and school districts with notes on per cent changes and average municipal rates.
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American Falls
Council
Glenn’s
Ferry
Pete,Orofino
Rexburg
Preston
Oncc
Emmett
Mackay
Pork outlook for 1947 and beyond from Agriculture department
The United States Department of Agriculture predicts only about a 1 percent increase in pig numbers for spring 1947, with more pork increasing if enough pigs are saved. Weather, management, and later winter sales affect production. breeders are buying sows and sending them to ranches for breeding as interest rises nationwide.
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United ‘States
Department of* Agriculture
University of Idaho
Valentine Party at Mrs Owen Allen Home
Sewing club and associates met at Mrs Owen Allen's home Wednesday night. Guests Fred Davis and Mrs Glen attended the bridge party, with a Valentine motif seen in luncheon decor.
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Owen
Allen
Fred. Davis
Glen
Valentine
Garden Week II Set Aside For Postwar Garden Drive
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson announces Garden Week II February 2 to 8 as national garden planning week. The program, shaped by a recent national garden conference, urges horticultural readers to organize ideal forces for postwar garden efforts across grounds and communities.
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Clinton P. Anderson
National
Anderson
Statewide Gathering of Cooperative Groups in Idaho
The sixteenth annual Idaho cooperative council meeting will be held in Boise on February 14 with a banquet for members on February 13. John H. Davis of the national council of farmers cooperatives will be a principal speaker. The Idaho council includes 20 000 farmer patrons with an executive committee led by Farrel L Hansen and George L Yost among others.
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Idaho
Boise
W. B. Allison
Allison
Idaho Council
George S. Yost
Emmett
H. Caine
Steve Perry
Meridian
the-Jannual
John” H
Davis
national ‘council’ of farmers co= operatives
Washington, D.C
Idaho ‘Coperative Council
Farmer's Cooperative
B.feldhisen
Kimberly
C.O
Youngstrom
Farrel
L. Hansen
Idaho Falls
Robert J. Brown
A. Hi
Jagels
Buhl
J. W. Shepard
Lewiston
Earl S. Secoy
Fruitland
B. S. Trask
George L. Yost
Franklin county Red Cross reorganizes appoints new officers
Complete reorganization of Franklin county's Red Cross chapter announced this week. William G. Palmer named chapter chairman with a corps of new officers. Mrs. Glaagel Albano and Mrs. Sarah Meyers hold key posts along with H. T. Bickmore treasurer and others in publicity home service nutrition and production. Dr. M. E. Bell named fund drive chairman, assisted by J. E. Gushinami.
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Franklin County
Red Cross
G. Palmer
Red: Cross
Glaagel
Albano
Sarah Meyers
H.T. ‘Bickmore Las
Velma
Cottle
Home Service
Ora
Davis
Mel’ Birrup
Letitia Paull
Nutrition Service
Myrtle Goff
Mark ‘Hart
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Ray Goose Johnson
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Preston High School
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