City Treasurer reports receipts and disbursements for three months
Lillie E. Benson states a complete financial record for three months ending February 1950. The report shows total receipts and disbursements across funds including street light, water, sewer, and parks, with a balance on hand of 73 930.31 and total warrants paid amounting to 128 226.33. A. R. Swainston notarizes the statement in Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power and
Mt. St. Telephone Co
U. S. Treas. Dept
Lillie E. Benson
A. R. Swainston
Preston
Idaho
Quiet title action in Idaho district court
The Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Franklin County hears a suit by Johnson and Phyllis Johnson to quiet title against multiple defendants including heirs, unknown devisees, and several individuals. The state and bank entities are named, with property described and a 20 day deadline to answer after service. Clerk Co. L. Swenson issues the summons as E L Scott represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieke
Idaho
LaFaun
Holt
George I. Johnson
Delvia Roholt
Colleen Roholt
Clift
Johnson
Charles ‘Johnson
Paul
A.” Anderson
Glen _C
Anderson
Elizabeth
Boise
State of Idaho
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Franklin
Farm family proves worth in county agent count
A rural farming family demonstrates resilience amid farm stress and business pressures. The county agent reports continued effort, noting improvements from last year and affirming the family’s role in local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femiller
Idaho extension service reports broad farming impact 1949
University of Idaho extension service release credits 40 counties with aiding over 47 000 farm and city families. 11 000 farmers received livestock feeding recommendations, 13 000 weed control efforts, 22 000 fertilizer guidance, 10 000 insect control help, 5 000 cover crops, 3 000 kitchen remodels for women, 1 200 orchard disease controls, and 1 000 windbreak plantings, with 137 000 total materials distributed and 10 000 4 H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of ‘Idaho
Youngstrem
Jin
Youngstrom
Idaho
Conservation: Service Loses Francis Todd
Francis Todd a civil engineer with the soil conservation service resigned effective Feb. 4 to join the farmers home administration in Salt Lake City. Todd and his family moved to Preston last October from Jerome and have been active in local church and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Todd
The
Soil. Conservation Service
Farmer’s Home Administration
Salt Lake
City
Preston
Jerome
Todds
H. Carl, Nielson
Todds to Move to Bountiful in Early 1915 Plan
The Todds intend to relocate their home to Bountiful Utah in February 1915. A successor for Mr Todd's position has not yet been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
Todds
Bountiful
Todd
Second Smallest Bird Resides in Gem State Idaho
Thomas Burleigh of the U S Wildlife Service and the Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Idaho notes the Calliope hummingbird is about half a person's thumb in Idaho. He cites the St Helena hummingbird on the island as the world’s smallest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Thomas” Dei ‘Burleigh
U.S
Wildlife Service
Cooperative ‘Wildlife Research Unit
St. Helena
Isle
Humming Birds Of Cuba Inspire Idaho Blooming Season
The university bird expert who studied Cuban species describes the St Helena humming bird as tiny and nearly indistinguishable from a large insect. Four hummingbird species visit Idaho with the flower bloom, drawn to cherry blossoms. Mr and Mrs John Reeder and Mr and Mrs Buck traveled to Salt Lake City on Sunday for a day trip. Read the Classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies Chain
Cuba
St. Helena
Bird Man
Idaho
John Reeder
Buck
Salt Lake
City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard of California
Warthy
Logal Distributor
Preston City ‘Treasurers
Maen
E. L. Scott
A Omas
Mointain
Hova
Extension Service
Francis Todd
Heitz
Lennnox
Lennox
Tenmar
Wangsgaard
South State
Chevalsey
Pretendanci Utaoias
Chevrolet
Mos Os
Paige Esaczass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!