Corn Farmer of the Year Named Glen Eppich of Cornish
Glen L. Eppich, formerly of Cornish, has been named Corn Farmer of the Year by the Othello Kiwanis Club. Nine contestants vied for the honor at the annual Corn Banquet. Eppich runs a large hog operation aiming for 250 sows and yields 178.4 bushels per acre. He is aided by Orin Stone and Arlin Daley, both former Weston residents. The Eppich farm supports five children: Lee, Gene, Lynn, Cindy and Dara.
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Glen L. Eppich
Cornish
Othello
Wash
Kiwanis Club
Glen
Eppich
Weston
Orin Stone
Arlin Daley
Glenn Eppich
Leonard H Eppich
Sarah Whitehead Eppich
Norma Rasmussen
James Rasmussen
Lee
Gene
Lynn
Cindy
Dara
Missionary Talks In Church by Elder Brent White
Elder Brent White of Richmond spoke at Sunday Sacrament meeting recounting methods and experiences from his Texas mission. Joseph E Atkinson conducted with prayers by Caff Wiser and Donald L. Atkinson. Ruth Ann White played violin and Marlene Atkinson piano. Mr and Mrs Floyd White and family attended.
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Trenton
Brent White
Richmond
Texas
Joseph E Atkinson
Caff Wiser
Donald L. Andrew
Ruth Ann White
Marlene Atkinson
Elder White
Floyd White
Brent
1964 Feed Grain Sign-up Dates Announced By ASC
The 1964 Feed Grain Sign-up period runs February 10 through March 27. The voluntary program combines corn, grain sorghums and barley with base diversion payments and price support loans. The 50 percent maximum diverted acreage threshold, up from 40 percent, applies to farms with larger bases. small-base farms have special provisions.
Health Official Urges Preston to Fight Rat Infestation
Idaho health official Cy Maughan warns Preston residents to clean up garbage storage as surveys show over 50 unsafely stored trash sites in twelve blocks. He notes many cans lack lids or use damaged containers, inviting rats and prompting calls for proper sealed garbage cans to curb the problem.
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Preston
Cy Maughan
Idaho Department of Health
Mauhan
County Medical Aid and Local Impact Report
Senator Len Jordan reports Kerr Mills effects in Idaho with 185 dollars spent in Franklin county for July 1961 to June 1962. Federal participation varies by program. Medical Assistance for the Aged is open end. Also notes Preston mayoral actions and a leave for Seaman Rodney Kartcher.
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Kerr-Mil
Idaho
Len Jordan
Jordan
Kerr-Mills
Franklin County
Idaho Talent Winner Patsy Frederick Recalls National Convention
At the Farm Bureau meeting on January 6, Patsy Frederick described representing Idaho at the National Convention in Chicago. She shared a train trip on the homeliner, a four hour city tour, a breakfast for youths, a dance at the Sherman Hotel, and performances of The Idaho Polka, The Desert Rose Song, and The Twelfth Street Rag. Patsy attends Utah State University in Logan and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Frederick of Oneida Station.
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Farm Bureau
Hely A Beckstead
Bureau
Patsy Frederick
Idaho
Patsy
Chicago
Sherman Hotel
Utah State University
Logan
Myron Frederick
Oneida Station
Deaf Minnesotan Invents Wireless Hearing Aid
Deaf Minnesota resident Art Crosby, nine years without usable hearing, designs a tiny wireless hearing aid worn entirely in the ear. The 3/10 ounce device picks up speech TV and radio at the ear, without cords, tubes or external transmitter. Crosby says information is available by writing to Crosby at 4 North Broadway Billings Montana.
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Art Crosby
Minnesota
Crosby
North Broadway
Billings
Montana
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U. & I. Furniture
Preston, Idaho
Robert N. Acock
West Oneida
Ray C. Hurt
Dean Shaffer
Spencer Wiinn
ASC
Clifton
Raymond Anderson
Layton
Utah
Lynn Atkinson
Russell Cranney
Cove
Rodney Kartcher
Florence Allen
San Diego
Preston Lumber Co
Timf
A” Mae
Watt
Prudential Savings and Loan
Prudential
Ings
Prudential Savings and Loan Association
South State Street
Idaho State Finance Commission
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