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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
6
The article traces rodeo from community youth events to inter scholastic and inter collegiate levels, then to professional circuits led by the Rodeo Cowboys Association based in Denver. It notes 493 contests approved in 1959 and describes the aging old west spirit in modern rodeo arenas.
A. G. Condie announces higher support rates for No. 1 wheat reflecting July 1 parity increases. The national average remains 1.78 per bushel at 75 percent parity, with terminal loan rates up by one cent. Nonrecourse cap stays 50,000 dollars unless 1960 acreage fell 20 percent or more.
Herbert A. Tiegs, chairman of the state agricultural stabilization and conservation committee, says the 1961 wheat price support will be a minimum national average of 1.78 dollars per bushel if marketing quotas are in effect. The minimum reflects a percentage of the party price for wheat as of the...
Officials announce the 1961 marketing year begins July 1 with a minimum support level that may rise if wheat parity prices and supplies warrant. A July 21 referendum on marketing quotas will decide penalties for excess production and the national minimum support rate. Wheat supplies for 1961-62 are pegged at 2,645 million bushels with a 20 percent carryover. Franklin county 1960 crop price set at $1.61 per bushel.
Banida says Harold A Larson remains seriously ill as relatives travel from California, Los Angeles, Pullman, Salt Lake City, Preston, North Logan, Soda Springs, and Logan to be with him. The Geddes home hosts as he slowly improves with his daughter’s family.
A historical look at the origins of rodeo on the southwest plains after the Civil War. Cowboys formed rivalries during long drives and with lariat skill, creating the basic factor of rodeo. Pecos Texas claims the first rodeo in 1883 with a main street arena and Prescott Arizona followed in 1888 with a cowboy celebration.
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