Levor Doney Attends Canners and Growers Contract Talks
Ogden host for first meeting in 1949 pea contract talks between canners and pea growers associations. Various Preston Logan and Franklin residents visited, with family gatherings and a high school board delegation to the Idaho state school trustee convention in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levor Doney
Steven Smith
Lewiston
Franklin
Earl Lewis
Seth Alder
Providence
Grant
Lewis
Reta Grossen
Geneva Nelson
Salt Lake City
Margaret Cornish
Verl Smith
Earl Moser
Sheldon Doney
Frank Olsen
Fred Alder
Preston
Shirley Palmer
Preston High
Idaho State School Trustee
Boise
G. Ll. Wright
Ford pickup truck with new paint in excellent condition
A 1939 Ford ton pickup is described with a 4 speed transmission 700 16 tires overload springs and excellent condition. A 1937 Ford ton pickup is noted with new paint and a motor that was left after transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
FORD
Sanborn Opposes CVA Plan in Statement
Congressman John Sanborn declares the Columbia Valley Authority would threaten Idaho sovereignty, water rights, and power development. He supports rapid northwest development and dam building but will oppose any CVA proposal in Congress, warning it would disadvantage Idaho communities and irrigation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Columbia ‘Valley ‘Authority
Cong
John Sanborn
Nto
CVA
Northwest
Iidaho
Congress
Idaho
Snake River
Social club gatherings and travel notes in Preston
Mrs Harold Olsen hosted eight members for a salad luncheon and bridge at her West 1st North home. The Thursday bridge club met at Mrs Bart Bowdens with a dessert luncheon and prize awards. Dewain Tingey and Orin Lindhardt visited Salt Lake City, while Mrs Owen recovers from a major operation. Mrs Evadyna Hart visited Preston relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Olsen
Associates
West 1St North
Mac Gambles
Carl Booker
Bart Bowden
Bill McCune l
Dewain Robinson
Earl Nelson
Ezra Foss
Dewain, Tingey
Orin Lindhardt
Salt Lake
Mr. Tingey
Mae Tingey
LDS
Mrs. Lindhardt
Walter Hogan
Evadyna Hart
Salt Lake City
Preston and
Vicinity
Miss Wilma Waddoups Reigns at Franklin Ball
Franklin Ball in the Franklin ward recreation hall crowned Miss Wilma Waddoups queen with Dale Olsen as escort. Attendants Cloyce Atkinson Carol Lou Wickham escorted by Max Atkinson Gordon Seamons. Crown bearer Lonnie Olsen and flower girls Shannon Nash Tamara Jorgensen. A Beehive girls floor show directed by Mr and Mrs Grant Farnsworth. Bishop W P Waddoups crowned the queen. MIA president Thoras Geddes presented memory pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ward
Wilma Waddoups
Dale Olsen
Cloyce Atkinson
Carol Lou Wickham
Max Atkinson
Gordon Seamons
Lonnie Olsen
Shannon Nash
Tamara Jorgensen
Grant Farnsworth
W. P.waddoups
Pitts
MIA
Thoras Geddes
Stake
Spencer Winn
Preston Second Ward
J. W. Steers
Leave Fertilizer In Barnyard Advises Specialist
G O Baker a University of Idaho soils technologist says manure should be removed from the barn daily and applied to fields for soil benefit. Snow does not greatly reduce value. keep piles moist and compact with perpendicular sides. top with a low mound to catch precipitation. Bedding absorbs liquid and adds fertilizer, as the liquid accounts for half the manure's fertilizing value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Baker
University of Idaho
Baker
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Floyd Bradford
Logan
Charles Bradford
Floyd
Lorin Hampton
Dee Kingsford
Lester Lowe
J. Neff Boothe
Wayne Hansen
Ariel ‘Chatterton
Roland Parkinson
Harry Shrives
Ivan Woodward, Jr
Parley L. Dunkley
Boyd Woodward
Orvie Durrant
Petterborg Chevrolet Co
Truckers
Miss “Saylor
Tabu
Valentine
Colognes
Tuckaway
Statesman
Admiral
Senting
John ‘Sanborn
Mrs
Mr*s. Owen
Wilma’ Waddoups
Franklin Ball
American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Nash
Cleone Palmer
Merlin Wilde
Lorin Keller
Wilde
Mink Creek
William Holden
Glenn Ford
Ellen Drew
Columbia
Man From
Colorado
Technicoloe
Penney
Rondo DE Luxe
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Famous Music Corporation
U.S. Pat
Barrymore
Chambray
Penney’s
Ai Penney
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