Twin Lakes Canal Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given for the annual meeting of Twin Lakes Canal Company stockholders in Dayton Idaho on February 6, 1950 at 1 pm at the Dayton Meeting House. Topics include selecting a District No. 2 director for three years and a possible resolution to borrow funds for operation and maintenance. All stockholders should attend in person or by proxy. J. J. Sanford, Secretary.
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Twin Lakes Canal’ Company
Dayton
Franklin County
State of
Idaho
Advisory Group Assists On-Farm Traines For Farmers
Community advisory group members including outstanding farmers business leaders and agricultural representatives assist On-Fann Traines. School officials also participate aiding planning and direction for farm education and local agricultural programs.
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On-Fann
Local Advisory Committee Aids Farm Training Program
The countywide advisory committee meets to develop an on farm training program. It will recommend applicants and assess training suitability, set wage standards, determine training length and facilities, coordinate agricultural agencies and schools, approve courses, select instructors, advise on technical areas, and assist in placing trainees in farming careers. Four instructors have been hired.
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Bia
Vocational Training Program Seeks Veteran Applicants
Franklin county state board for vocational education outlines on farm training for veterans with local teachers acting as supervisors. Interested veterans should contact local supervisors to apply or seek explanation of the program and reports.
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Franklin County
State ‘Board For Vocational Education
State Chamber Urges Town Meetings on Legislature Reports
Earl W. Murphy of the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce urged town meetings to discuss interim committees reports on state government reorganization and highways ahead of a February 6 special session. He advised chambers to involve legislators and prepare analyses to guide discussion.
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Idaho
Earl W. Murphy
Idaho State Chamber of” Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Murphy
State Chamber
Boise
Idaho Legislature May Expand After 1950 Census
Idaho lawmakers may increase the House size after the 1950 census and regular session in 1951. The Senate remains 44 counties represented, while the House could adjust from 59 members or reallocate seats as in Washington in 720. County sizes vary greatly, with Idaho and Payette as extremes.
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Idaho
National Congress
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Canyon
Ada
Twin Falls
Bonneville
House of “Representatives
Attorney General's Office
Lower Egg Prices May Stimulate Demand
Merrill, a University of Idaho extension poultryman, predicts lower U S government support price for 1950 will raise per dozen prices to 37 cents, with 45 cents last year. Idaho and other states may see higher egg consumption and broader use in dishes as production remains efficient and incomes adjust.
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Reid” Merrill
University of Idaho Extension Poultryman
U.S. i Department ‘of Agriculture
Merrill
Idaho
Egg market shift and price support impact on Idaho poultry
The poultry industry faces higher demand for quality eggs as prices fall. Idaho houses over two million laying hens and expects government egg price support around 75 percent of parity to stabilize consumption. Secretary Brannan notes production costs stay high and forecasts a rise in per capita egg consumption to about 85 eggs in 1950.
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Idaho
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Charles Brannan
Department
Cattle Breeders to Learn Fitting for Sale At Idaho Course
Breeders will assess cattle readiness for sale at a university short course from the 23rd to 25th led by C. W. Hickman of Idaho. The program aims to show how proper fitting enhances animal appearance and profitability, noting many breeders lose money by not presenting stock well.
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C. W. Hickman
University of Idaho Department of
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