Idaho Historical Society seeks old papers nationwide
The Idaho Historical Society urges residents to search attics cellars and stores for documents to illuminate state history. Dr Merle Wells Boise historian notes a diary from 1867 kept by a woman who traveled from Dalton Massachusetts to Boise as evidence of hidden records.
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Idaho Historical Society urged to rescue old documents
A Preston item notes the Idaho Historical Society plans to preserve diaries and records from 1867 camps and a survey by Louisiana State University finds farmers have the fewest headaches among occupations, with 50 percent reporting headaches versus a 60 percent national average.
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Farm program clash shapes Eisenhower era policy
Washington overview shows support for a five year Benson plan to raise farm incomes and curb surpluses. Key points include price supports across crops, export subsidies exceeding 1 billion dollars annually, a 1.2 billion dollar restraint bank to remove 45 million acres, big research funding, and a Rural Development Program aiding low income farmers. The plan aims for fair prices by 1960 amid congressional pressure.
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Pocatello Family Courage in Polio Comeback Story
Harold Bennett of Pocatello leads the Mothers March on Polio in Idaho telling of a 10 year battle with polio that struck his wife and five children. Daughters Dwinna Mary Sally Nancy and Virginia and son Harold all contracted polio but largely recovered thanks to therapy. Mrs Bennett remains on crutches yet leads the effort with faith and grit.
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Bennett family recalled for resilience through illness and marches
The Bennett family is praised for enduring illness and hardship. The mother chaired the Mothers' March while husband Harold joined the march on the coldest nights. Sally, now a registered nurse, won a University of Washington scholarship. other children attend Idaho State College and high school.
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New Holland 100-bushel Spreader Aims at Dairies
Dairy farmers with 20 cows can cut field trips and save time using New Holland’s 100-bushel spreader. The model features a wood bottom edge for corrosion resistance and reinforced steel above, with 24 inch tires and options for rim types to suit drafting needs.
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