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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
16
Notice to Preston Idaho stockholders announces annual meeting in the Court House basement on Monday January 25 1960 at 1 p m Directors to be elected and any other business to be brought before the meeting. Angus Condie Secretary Jan 14-21.
A collage of humorous bits and quips about travelers returns, ranch life, newlyweds, family stories, and light dialogue. Anecdotes touch on customs, boots, cows, town life, a quiz show, and a minister with a shaven chin, all framed as quick, witty vignettes.
Sheriff LaRay Talbot of Franklin County Idaho offers a Holstein heifer about 5000 pounds at Allen Seamons farm Fairview to be sold to the highest bidder at 10 o clock A M January 16 1960 unless the owner or legal representative appears before that date and proves title and pays charges. The notice also lists probate actions for Co Norman Ruud deceased with Glen A Ruud as administrator and attorney Leonard Kingsford with four month claim period.
Lin County Idaho claimants against the estate of Maroni L. Phillips deceased must present their claims with vouchers to the undersigned in the required form by the established deadline. The notice seeks to settle debts and demands timely filing to ensure proper administration of the estate.
Weston residents Mr and Mrs George Kofoed received word of the death of the day-old daughter of Jack and Rochelle Kofoed Kenii, son of Dillon. Graveside services were held at Dillon Cemetery. Survivors include the parents and both sets of grandparents. Reese Kofoed, injured in a recent fall, is recovering in hospital.
ASC official A G Condie says 1960 sugar beet growers must file applications by January 15 including new growers. In 1959 two thirds of CR cropland were on all farm contracts shifting 148 million acres to conservation uses. Franklin county expects 67 CR contracts covering 13 280 acres with 58 whole farm and nine part farm contracts.
University of Idaho economist Wayne Robinson says farm land values likely decline as income falls and land prices outpace earning capacity. In 1959 U.S. land returned 8% but fell to 3% by 1959 with 1960 expected lower. Idaho dairy outlook mixed with higher hay and grain costs and potato prices improving due to tighter supplies.
Archibald Henderson, known as the Father of the Marine Corps, led the corps from October 17, 1820, to January 6, 1859, shaping its early development and traditions.
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