Sugar Beet Technologists Hear Growing Agriculture Outlook
Wheeler McMillen of Farm Journal told the Salt Lake City beet sugar technologists that U S agriculture has become a leading growth sector since 1940. He cited farm size gains, yield increases, higher output per worker, rising farm assets, debt levels, and surging machinery use as foundations for continued expansion and productivity through new technologies. He warned that further gains depend on advances in genetics, fertilizers, irrigation, pest control, and weather prediction, with demand and markets driving long term growth.
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America
American Society
Salt Lake City
Wheeler McMillen
Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Utah Motor Lodge
McMillen
Consumpton
Congress Urged to Give Eisenhower Cuba Sugar Quota Power
The U S beet sugar industry asks Congress to renew the sugar act with a provision granting the president authority to cut Cuba's quota if needed. Robert H Shields warns against hasty punitive action that could harm the Cuban people while pressing for added negotiating power to protect U S sugar supplies and security.
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Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Cuba
Robert H. Shields
U. S. Beet Sugar Assn
Shields
Fidel Castro
United
U. S
Castro
Puérto Rico
Florida
Louisiana
Tingeys Make Two Trips to Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Maurice Tingey spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City and Sunday afternoon returned to take Mae Tingey to remove a one inch chicken bone from her throat. The bone required anesthetic and she remained in hospital until Monday afternoon. Sunday visitors at George Kofoed home included Eldon Kirby and family Dillon Mont and Howard Kofoed family Weston.
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Bob Goodwin
Cornish
Clynn Phillips
Logan
Maurice Tingey
Clain Lott
Salt Lake City
West High School
Archie Lott
Alvin Nelson
Murray
Utah
LaVon Williams
Shirley
Gene
Kay Mendenhall
Pocatello
Bishop
Rolen
Bastian
Ray Taylor
Enoch Valley
Idaho
Mae Tingey
George Kofoed
Eldon Kirby
Dillon, Mont
Howard Kofoed
Weston
Howard
Kofoed
Beckstead to Serve LDS Mission in Hawaii
W. Leon Beckstead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ace Beckstead of Preston, a 1958 Preston High graduate, will enter the LDS mission home March 7 ahead of his Hawaii assignment. A testimonial will be held Sunday February 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Preston sixth ward chapel.
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Lorenzo Mickelson
Marlin Mickelson
James Ferre
Provo
Bill Zimmerman
Lehi
Myrtle Wentworth
Marlo
Alma Nelson
Verl-Schwaneveldt
Preston
Westside
Grace
American Falls
Vernell Mickelson
Myrtle, Wentworth
Alton Buttars
Evan Keller
Ruben Buttars
North Logan
Walter Jensen
Quincy
Wash
Harlow Bassett
Tooele
Utah
Ll. W. McKay
Kenneth Bassett
Cornish
DeLamar Palmen
Myron Onnesbeck
Mark Checketts
Willis Leon Beckstead
Hawaii
Ace Beckstead
LDS Seminary
FFA
Beckstead
Preston Sixth Ward
LDS Mission
Lineose Ward Reunion Set for Monday
Linrose ward reunion will be held Feb. 22 in the ward chapel with dinner served at noon followed by a program.
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WARD
Linrose ‘Ward
Dance Evening Invitation For Ward Members
An invitation is extended to former ward members to attend an evening dance at a local venue. Details are limited in the fragment, but the event promises a social gathering for attendees.
Deviled Lamb Chops and Crowned Pork Chops Recipe Feature
A vintage cooking piece presents pan fried deviled lamb shoulder chops and a pork crowned chops method. Lamb portion ideas include seasoning and breadcrumb coating with butter and Worcestershire sauce, while pork chops receive an onion crown and dressing mounds for slow simmering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba
Local Commissioner Session Reviews County Cost Savings
A panel of national experts led a Tuesday meeting on ten proven ideas to cut county administration costs. Sessions covered management consultants fund investing sewer rental charges lease-purchase deals and other county efficiency measures. Over a dozen federal administrators advised on fifteen specific aid programs offering grants loans and technical assistance to localities. General Quesada spoke at luncheon and county action to solve financial crisis was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
General Quesada
Preston First Ward Team Roster Names Coaches
The Preston First Ward team lists players Rodney Nash Scott Timms Larry An dra David Cherrington Eugene Merrill Gary Nuffer Dean Da vis Ronald Schow Darrell Larson Billy Griffeth and Richard Christensen with Bart Merrill as coach.
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Rodney Nash
Scott Timms
Larry Andra
David ‘Cherrington
Eugene Merrill
Gary Nuffer
Dean Davis
Ronald Schow
Darrell Larson
Billy _ Griffeth
Richard Christensen
Bart Merrill
Preservation Drive Aims to Save Nubian Temples At Aswan
Early January reports note Egypt and UNESCO seeking global help to protect Nubian temples threatened by the High Dam reservoir. Officials estimate about 120 million dollars is needed for protective dams around major sites and to relocate smaller ones to higher ground.
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Aswan
UAR
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Unesco
Archaeological World
Local Social Security Office Offers Retirement Guidance
The Pocatello office advises retirees to bring proof of earnings for 1959 to speed first benefit payments. People should know peak filing months are January to March and bring age proofs such as birth certificates or alternatives. Dependents’ eligibility requires proof of relationship and age. W-2s apply for employed earners, and self-employed workers should carry 1959 tax returns and paid tax evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Social Security Office
Stanton
Thompson
Social Security Office
Milk price survey shows small disparity across Idaho Utah farms
Blaine Gamble reports milk marketing group found price payments varied by hundredweight with haul in or out and deductions for advertising and operating capital. After review the farm prices for grade C milk on Jan 30 show lesser disparity than expected among Seg Milk Co Jerome Kraft Cheese Jerome and Co op Je
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E.W
Blaine Gamble
Utah
Idaho
Milk Co
Jerome
Kraft Cheese
Co-op
Preston Pioneer Dies Tuesday
Mary Louise Smith of Salt Lake City died Tuesday evening at her daughter Mabel Winsor s home of age related causes She was born June 5 1865 in Brigham City Utah and married James R Smith in 1885 They moved to Preston in 1889 and helped found the town Surviving are eleven children 46 grandchildren 132 great grandchildren and 26 great great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm Franklin stakehouse with burial in Preston City Cemetery
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Mary Louise Smith
Salt Lake City
Mabel Winsor
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Ramses II
Social Security
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Sego Milk Co
Morning Milk Co
Cache Valley Co-Op
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Ted Rice
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Thatcher
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