Meeting on Sheep Parasites and Wool Sale Plans
A notice invites wool growers to attend a film show on sheep parasites and discussions on control. All wool growers are urged to attend and come prepared to list their wool for the 1965 sale.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
1
December 1964 in Oneida County Sets Wet Weather Record
December 1964 brought the wettest month on record at Oneida Station with 6.62 inches of precipitation and seven and a half inches of snow. Highs reached 55 and a low of 15, averaging 29 degrees, while the county noted the most storm days for December since record keeping began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Station
Utah
Ap&l
Guilty Plea Entered By Group Charged With Shooting Marshal
A group including Frances Lehly Pauline Roberts and Susan Hayes pleaded guilty to charges related to shooting a marshal. The incident occurred July 16 at the Downey Grain building. Seven members were captured after a pursuit in the Sa EN Between Ya Neienbias area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lehly
Arene
Pauline Roberts
Susan Hayes
T Hey
Daniel P. Woodland
He Downey
Wua
Broce
Babson Report Foresees 1965 Gold, Politics Shifts
The Babson forecast cites unlikely U S gold price rises in 1966 and hints at a monetary conference to ease world liquidity amid British financial strain. It warns gold stocks are high and should be kept as insurance against higher future gold prices, while predicting instability in Soviet leadership under Khrushchev’s era and rising African Asian power in the UN. It notes possible new silver coinage acts, De Gaulle’s push for a European third force, and cautious 1965 investment outlook due to credit and trade restrictions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Owever
Wwe
Free World
Khrushchev
Moscow
89Th Congress
United Nations
Korea
Congo
de Gaulle
Europe
Johnson
U.S
Aistra
Fica
Dairy Short Course Set For Preston January 28
University of Idaho Dairy Science instructors will conduct a one day dairy course in Preston at the Elks Lodge on January 28 with a noon luncheon. Local arrangements are led by Franklin County Herd Improvement and County Agent Daniel Roberts, with George Cleveland, Steton Dairyman Boise, and Dr. R. Ross head of the Dairy Science Department and Dr. Ken Johnson and Dave Thacker as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho Dairy Science Department
Preston
Preston Elks Lodge
Franklin Couty
Daniel Roberts
George Cleveland
Steton Dairyman
Boise
R. Ross
Dairy Science
University of Idaho
Ken Johnson
Dave Thacker
Expeiient Station
Preston District Annual Forest Report Highlights Expenditures
The Preston Ranger District reports about $45,000 spent for 1964 on protection and management of 155000 acres of National Forest land plus fire protection for 17000 acres of non National Forest land. It notes grazing by nine permittees with 9590 sheep and 134 permittees with 2260 cattle, range improvements, fences, water developments, weed control, and 96 000 recreation visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Ranger District
Ralph
B. Roberts
Wegir
Roberts
Preston
National Forest
Ict
Spr
Tecoa
Ranger
Library patrons urged to renew Preston cards
Preston Carnegie Library reminds patrons that all city library cards expired January 1 1965 and must be re registered. Children’s cards require a parent signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Consumer Education School Planned by Franklin County Home Makers
A Franklin County Home Makers Extension Council program outlines a five session consumer education series. Topics include smart shopping, door to door sales, household equipment, fabrics, furniture, and film discussions with speakers Hilda Frederick Elda Carlson Lucretia Maughan Peg Lindquist Wilma Shryack and others. The first meeting is scheduled Friday at the Social Hall of the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Homemakers ‘ Extension,Council
Hilda Frederick
Elda Carlson
Dorothy
Sotingon
Lucretia Maughan
Peg Lindquist
Ae Pany
Pepe
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
PTA Members Warn of Door-to-Door Solicitation Scam
Readable text shows PTA members alerting residents about a door to door solicitation scam in Idaho. Authorities caution the public to verify identities before engaging and report suspicious activity to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdaho
PTA
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Local Sports Row Sparks Community Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows a Thursday evening event with references to Webb Mortuary and anniversary observance. No clear names or exact event details are legible.
Applications for art on a number of crops 1964 65
An approved application process lists crops including barley wheat oats for Franklin Couch and barley. The deadline for applications is February 1. Barley matures by January 30. The document references loans and dates though wording is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Franklin Couch
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