Idaho Farm Bureau Endorses Self Aid Program for Dairy
The Idaho Farm Bureau backs an eight point self aid program for the dairy industry crafted by the American Farm Bureau Federation dairy committee and board. The plan, presented to industry leaders in Washington, aims to boost sales, curb over production, and improve quality and pricing. It calls for national promotions, enhanced at shelf efforts, broader use of packaging sizes, stricter anti fraud rules, and coordinated research on nutrition and new dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho Farms Bureau
Pocatello
IFBF
John H. Webb
Farm Bureau
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Ezra T Benson
AFBF
J. Wendell Stucks
Rexburg
Afbf Dairy Committee
Stucki
Many Auto Accidents on Straight Narrow Roads
Chicago reports that 77 percent of last year’s fatal motor vehicle crashes happened on straight roads. The National Safety Council’s 1953 Accident Facts notes that adverse road conditions were cited in about one in five fatal accidents.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Miss Beverly Jean May Weds Clair Hollingsworth in Logan Temple
Miss May of Twin Falls married Clair Hollingsworth of Preston in a Logan LDS temple ceremony on July 15. The reception followed at Franklin stakehouse. attendees included family, friends, and bridal party with music and traditional rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jean May
Clair Hollingsworth
Logan Temple
Logan
Twin Falls
Preston
Miss May
J. A. May
Maylon Hollingsworth
Franklin Stakehouse
Derle Thorpe
Arvin Rawlings
Nadene May
Marie Moser
Ramon Sealey
David Beckstead
Betty Ruth Westerberg
Kay Hollingsworth
Willis Moser
Alice Thorpe
Gloria Hunter
Diane Hampton
Tom Kerr
Picnic Social at Oneida Station Honors Local Residents
Mr and Mrs R M Gordon hosted a picnic social at Oneida Station Friday evening for Junno Kjar Robert Kjar A J Koefler Eugene Merrill Sharon Merrill Bee Bodily and the Gordon family. Boating took place in the afternoon and lunch was served in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Taylor
Anne Larsen
Josephine Keller
Elsie Merrill
Mary Burton
R. M. Gordon
Oneida Station
Junno Kjar
Robert Kjar
A. J. Koefler
Eugene Merrill
Sharon Merrill
Bee Bodily
Gordon
Local families share travels and visits across states
Cin Mrs Lynn Bright and son returned home after six weeks in Kansas City Kansas. Mr and Mrs Joseph Larsen and son Val of Pocatello visited Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Kofoed. Mr and Mrs Glenn R Hawkes returned to Amesia and Hawkes spent three weeks teaching at Texas University. Mrs Hawkes joined for a Gulf of Mexico vacation while Kris Bill and Greg stayed with grandparents at Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bright and Son
Kansas City
Kaw
Joseph Larsen
Val
Pocatello
John ¥. Kofoed
Glenn R. Hawkes
Amesia
Mr. Hawkes
Texas University At Austin
Mrs. Hawkes
Gulf of Mexico
Kris
Bill
Greg
Preston
Toll on Highways Is Worse Than War
Chicago reports 1952 accident toll from National Safety Council with 96 000 killed and 9 600 000 injured. One injury every three seconds, deaths at four per hour, injuries 150 per hour. The yearbook notes high motor vehicle crash rates and adds odd health note about dogs and cirrhosis.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Potato Salad Recipe From County Agent
The county home demonstration agent explains a safe potato salad method. Ingredients include potatoes onion green pepper celery pickles or cucumber and salad dressing. Mix and chill before serving on lettuce with tomato wedges. add deviled eggs if desired and keep cold to prevent food poisoning.
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Lucretia Maughan
Jelly Jam Contest Opens for Idaho 4 H Clubs
Lucretia Maughan Idaho county agent announces a new 4 H activity in jelly jam and preserves. Lillian E Johansen assistant state club leader notes a $100 scholarship for the best cook. Eligible youths in specified divisions may enter eight glasses of two jelly and two jam varieties.
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Idaho
Lucretia Maughan
Lillian E. Johannesen
County winners judged on overall accomplishments at fairs
County winners will be chosen for overall accomplishments and will compete for the state scholarship to be used in the champion's chosen college. Products will be displayed at fairs but not judged for ribbons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idaho Farm Bureau
MR. Farmer
Jensen’s
Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Hollingsworth
Renee Hollingsworth
Golden Arrington
Diane Burgi
Joan Vernon
Grant Hawkes
University of Idaho
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Music Honorary and Spurs
National Service Club
Lambda Delta Sigma
Mr. Hollingsworth
Mads Anderson
Irene Long
Elsie. McCauley
Franklin County Grain Growers
Packard
de Soto
Plymouth
SHARP
Studebaker
West Motor Co
West Motor Company
Preston, Idaho
Hunts
Squarts
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