Annual Meeting Notice for Twin Lakes Canal Company
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting for Twin Lakes Canal Company to be held February 7, 1961 at 1 p.m. at the Dayton Meeting House Franklin County Idaho. The agenda includes selecting one director for a three year term for District No 1 and other business. Dated January 7 1961. Published January 26 and February 2 1961.
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Twin Lakes Canal Company
Dayton
Franklin County
Idaho
Navy trade schools announce quotas and six month extension
BI Williams, recruiter in charge at the Pocatello Navy station, announced a six month extension to June 30 1961 for the station keeper re enlistment program. The program allows re enlistees to enter shore duty billets and obtain schooling in their rates in addition to usual benefits. Paul Bovee noted quotas exist in Navy trade schools and called for high school graduates to fill openings before this year’s graduates arrive.
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BI Williams
Pocatello
Navy
Paul Bovee
Navy recruiting opens new programs for teens in Idaho
Navy recruiter Bovee announces multiple training paths including electronics technician nuclear field medical corps and seaman recruit. Pocatello office hours extend 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday in January with appointments by call. He will visit Preston January 19–20 and return on first and third Thursdays and Fridays each month to discuss benefits for ages 17 to 31.
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Uates
Bovee
Idaho
Pocatello Navy
Preston
Selective Service Office
Howell
Navy
Jest and Fun Jokes From a Busy World in Brief
A collection of light quips about marriage money and faith, with humor around domestic life and old time topics. The jokes feature a psychiatrist, a bus comparison, a cab saving and a minister praising a horse race winner.
Pedestrians Sprint From Cars and Quick Wit in Jumbled Bits
A collage of quips and vignettes reflects street humor and social observations. References to Thomas Ragsdale on pedestrians, light dialogue between a doctor and patient, and a soda of home life bubble through. The piece also includes a rhubarb pie pun and a note on parental discipline.
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Thomas Ragsdale
America
Proverbs 4 18 Shining Path Toward the Perfect Day
A brief quotation from Proverbs 4 18 about the path of the just growing brighter until the perfect day, highlighting spiritual guidance and moral illumination.
Livestock Feed Value Of Sorghum and Milo Analyzed
County livestock agents report grain sorghums and milo as excellent feed for dairy cattle beef cattle and hogs. Experiments show sorghum comparable to corn in feeding value when rolled or chopped to break the hull for better digestion.
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Franklin County
Daniel Roberts
Agriculture Today Is Biggest Business In The U S
The article notes fewer farmers but larger and more mechanized operations aided by science. Farms may invest around 100000, with 40 percent of U S labor tied to agriculture related work. It highlights farming as a major private enterprise and calls for mutual understanding between farmers and businessmen.
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United States
U.S
U. S
Main Street
Indian Meat Loaf Unusual Dish Recipe
Indian meat loaf offers a sav ory economical ground meat dish using corn meal cream style corn sage and mixed beef and pork It combines onion green pepper tomatoes and an egg baked 350 F for 1 a half hours yields 6 to 8 servings Excerpt cites Reba Staggs expert in meat cookery supporting variety of flavors from different meat blends.
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Reba Staggs
Milo as sheep feed compared to shelled corn and barley
Reports from stations show milo equals shelled whole corn for sheep and advises gradual introduction for cattle or sheep over ten to fourteen days. Milo to date shows 89 percent dry matter, 9.4 percent total digestible nutrients, and about half the calcium and phosphorus of barley, with phosphorus supplementation likely needed.
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Daniel Roberts
Morrison
Two College Courses Offered In Preston
Utah State University offers extension classes in Preston High School library. Political Science 150 meets Mondays 4 30 to 7 P M taught by Dr Edwin L Peterson and English 17 meets Wednesdays 4 30 to 7 P M led by King Hendricks. Courses began January 16 and 18.
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Utah State University
Preston High School
Edwin L. Peterson
USA
France
England
King Hendricks
Registration Options For Next Week Classes
Registration will be completed at classes next week with a credit option at $18 for three credits. Auditors may enroll by paying $10 audit fee. Not too late to join. for information contact the school.
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