Carter heirs named in Idaho summons case in Franklin County
In the Fifth Judicial District Franklin County Idaho Lola M. Larsen sues Ethel Carter widow and heir of Thomas G. Carter deceased Newell Carter Clayton Carter Walter Carter Idella Rogers Mildred Thorpe Genevieve Schow heirs at law of Thomas G. Carter unknown heirs and or unknown devisees of Thomas G. Carter Ernest W. Carter Leah C. Taylor George W. Carter Louisa Elwell Kate Stokes May Henderson heirs at law of William H. Carter and his heirs is named in the summons.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Franklin County
Lola M. Larsen
Ethel Carter
Thomas G. Carter
Newell
Carter
Clayton Carter
Walter
Idella Rogers
Mildred Thorpe
Genevieve Schow
Thomas
G. Carter
Ernest W. Carter
Leah C. Taylor
George W. Carter
Louisa Elwell
Kate Stokes
May Henderson
William H. Carter
Kate Carter
Fannie Moody
Adam Taylor
George Carter
Fanny Carter
William ¥. Garner
Mary A. Garner
State of Idaho
District Court of
Wheat Growers Organize Statewide Idaho Association
Franklin county wheat growers attended a June Boise meeting to form a Idaho statewide organization. Ben Johnson cited aims on wheat disposal, transportation, legislation, research, and improving wheat quality, with county, state, and national cooperation. Membership costs 0.5 cents per bushel with a $2.50 minimum. Hyrum Johnson urged signups at the county extension office.
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Franklin’ County
Boise
Idaho
Ben Johnson
Sever-Man
Franklin County
Johnson
National Wheat Growers Organization
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Ben Buttars
Ralph Esplin
O. J. Ralph
W. G. Reese
O. EB. Ralph
Ralph
Hyrum 4G. Johnson
Mrs Pearl Jones Buried in Malad Utah
Mrs Pearl Jones 54 of Preston died June 20 in Ogden after an extended illness. She was active in the Relief society of the Preston third ward and born May 28 1903 in Malad. Survived by husband W Ralph Jones five children 26 grandchildren and many siblings. Funeral June 24 in Malad third ward with burial in Malad city cemetery.
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Pearl Jones
Preston
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Jones
Relief Society of
Preston Third Ward
Malad
Daniel T
Mary Jane Thomas Jones
W. Ralph Jones
LDS
Lorenzo
Caroline Ruth Jones
William Ralph Jones
Jerome
Jack
Ruth Jean) Cannon
Portland
Daniel T. Jones
Bountiful
Ruth Dives
Eleanor
Williams
Lillie Jones
Pocatello
Leda Ipsen
Fern Vanover
Ukiah
Calif
Lecter
T. Jones
Dillon
Mon
Otto Jones
Pioche
Nev
Max L. Jones
Gardnerville
Lenn Jones
Los Angeles
Steven L. Jones
Soda Springs
Third Ward
LeRoy Thomas
Thedford Roper
Preston Third Ward Relief Society
More Americans fall victim to heart disease as years pass
A Health Information Foundation bulletin reports heart and related diseases caused over 850000 deaths last year, dominating mortality. It notes coronary disease remains unsolved, with 360 deaths per 100000 and 70 percent of deaths after 65. Aging and modern life raise risk. emphasis on prevention, early treatment, and funding.
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Health Information Foundation
Progress In Health Services
Foundation
George Bugbee
HIF
Bugbee
America
American Heart Association
Top Quality Hay In Idaho High Demand By Buyers
Idaho farmers report top quality hay, especially alfalfa, attracts buyers in drought areas. Key standards include green, leafy, fine stems with 10 to 25 percent bloom, proper moisture to protect leaves, and timely cutting before leaves shatter. Proper windrow drying and careful handling prevent bleaching and carotene loss.
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Agen
Idaho
Drouth
Howard Roylance
Robert’ Higgins
University
Idaho -Extension Service
Preston Citizen Defines Individual Medical Responsibility
Editorial emphasizes personal duty to apply current medical knowledge for lifelong health, not only during illness. It urges proactive health choices during good health and calls readers to action within the community.
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Harris
Harvest
Cliff's Farm
Massey Harris, Ferguson
West
Oneida
C L Swenson
P. M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
Yucca Flats
THE
Preston Citizen
Arty
Cliffs Farm Service
Massey Harris—Ferguson
West Oneida
Preston Treasure Hunt
Firriday
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