Franklin County Commissioners May 8 1962 Meeting Notes
Franklin County Board of Commissioners met in Preston Idaho on May 8 1961 with Chair William W Poole and Commissioners Moser Evans and Clerk Swenson. They discussed Mapleton road land rights Treasureton Reservoir easement water level rights at Van Orden site courthouse painting and multiple vendor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
William W. Poole
Albert E. Moser
Wayne S. Evans
C. L. Swenson
George Porter
Mapleton
Dick ‘Turts
Glen Page
Treasureton Reservoir
Melvin Kirby
Treasureton
Irvin van Orden
Lewiston
Utah
Van
Orden
James Taylor
Olene Ransom
Ieee Veedenees
Preston Citizen
Steve's
Veee
Mt. States
Motor Mercantile ‘Co
Logan Latter Day "Saints _ Hospital
Tom Wilson Radio Sauia
Texaco Inc
Gas Ok
A. J. Hart
Verl Schwaneveldt
Orval D. Robinson
Eee
Ateo
Swan Te
Wanda Jenkins
Kathy Fagley
Daniel Roberts
Lucretia Maughan
Mountain States Telephone
Howard C. Bennett
Utah Power &Light Co
Salt
Lake Bigviayem
Pinson Electric
Stenearen
Broadbent
Albert JE. Riford Cussion
Cutie
Caribou’ County
Roy Wilker
Moser
Twin
Lakes Co
Albert Moser
Lester P. Sears
Twin Lakes Canal ‘Co
Preston. ‘Citizen
Franklin
K. J
Mt States Telephone
Telegraph Company
Chet Moulton
Franklin County
Preston City
Wy Ff Cg Il
Swenson
Idaho Tests New Fish Screens To Save Young Salmon
Idaho Fish and Game reports a major effort to shield fingerling salmon and steelhead from irrigation by installing screens on Salmon and Lemhi River ditches. By month end about 40 of over 80 screens were active, diverting juveniles into traps that saved thousands from field losses. A Venetian blind type screen is being tested as an experimental model to expand protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Salmon City
Ross Leonard
Ttig
North Fork
Salmon
Shupe
Leonard
Franklin County News Ad Support Note
A community newspaper credits business firms for support and asks readers to back local advertisers to keep the publication operating and deliver neighborhood news and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branklin County
Riverdale Hosts Two One Act Plays By MIA Directors
Riverdale presented two one act plays last Tuesday under MIA direction with Read Barrington and Betty Kellex assisted by student directors Laverna Woolf and Tamera Meek. Cast included Sharon Choules Verlene Henrie Paulene McBride Dara Lyn Wold and many more as they staged Troubles With Mother and Keep Your Halo Straight amid post performance notes and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Read Barrington
Betty" Kellex
Stuident
Laverna Jane’ Woolf
Tamera Meek
Sharon’ Choules
Verlene Henrie
Paulene McBride
Daralyn Wold
Mary
Ellen Packer
Gloria Barrington
Brenda Packer
Wendeline Keller
Shannon Packer
Cathy Tariner
Linda Pack
Thea Woolf
MOA
Dean ‘Smith
Tenna
Salt Lake City
S. Il. Smith
Brigham City
Bob* McGregor
Theo Smith
Glen Baldwin
Preston
Anchorage
Alaska
Cecil Jensen
Veley Auger
Glendale
Jack Alfred
Winston Allen
Mis “Depine Merrill
Desn c
Bob Smith
Riverdale
B. A. ‘Meek
Urwen Larsen
St.Anthony
Seminary
Marcia Larsen
Dennis Larsens
Benton’ Smith
Downat
FFA
Reed McGregor
Cleveland
Dean Smith
S. L. Smith
Merlin McKay
Weston
Lloyd Forsgren
Logan Lds Hospital
Milo H. Woolf
N. R. Nelson
Calvin Forsgren
Orlando Rasmussen
Grace
Cheryl Con-an
Irving Abbott
Fairbanks
Mary Neeley
Wenzell Keller
Deloy Christensen
Iona
Preston Lds Seminary
Riverdal
Gayle Smith
Sharon Haggerty
Caralyn Wold
Brent Gunderson
Paul Tate
Ellen Packer Ang
Trent Packer
Linda‘. Packer
Nadine Keller
Rex S. Packer
Iris Bullock
Jack
Byron Tanner
Eugene Tanner
Margaret “Winward Whitney
Geneva Teion
Fairview
Byron, Tanner
Myrtle Swainston
Winder
Jane Gibson
Ton
Guide Scout Patrol
Zera Wold
Willow Flat
Joel
Smith
Charles Tate
Craig Hathenbruck
Gerry Frederick
Cory McBride
Wayne Tanner
DeLyle ‘Barrington
Relief Society
Idaho cattlemen face lower income in 1960 sales
Sen. Frank Church reports Idaho farm cash receipts from beef declined to 96 million in 1960 from 110 million in 1959 while total cattle and calf marketing reached 96.9 million pounds. The year marked record U S meat production with 513 billion pounds nationwide. Idaho sheep and lambs yielded 16.6 million dollars on 103.1 million pounds and hogs produced 6.7 million dollars from 38.8 million pounds. USDA data show 1.4 million cattle and calves on hand in Idaho as of January 1 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanho
Frank Church
Idaho
U. S. Department of ‘Agriculture
Church
USDA
Formosans Grow Garden Crops on Every Inch of Land
The article notes extensive cultivation on Formosa with crops grown on all tillable land including spaces between railroad tracks, reflecting intensive agricultural practices on the island.
Montpelier Parish Seeks Information on Gathane Religion
A notice asks readers to contact Rev. Francis B. De Nardis at Box 66 Montpelier Idaho for information about the Gathane religion. Holy Mass is listed at 1 00 p m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois E. E
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TnOl
Franklin ‘County Grain
Silvex Cabatte
Ameriden Linen Supply
Jen
American” Linen Supply
Ign Service
National Laundry & Linen Supply Co
Laundry & Linen Service
Warren, Vickrey
Idaho Hospital Service, Inc
Amet
Lovinge ® Company
Kenneth G. Smith
Thomas c. Jensen
Tessee
Clarence L. Nelson
Albert Sharp
Loyd C. Smith
Steveh .H. Viehner
D. C
Knudsen
Jerry
Cranney Chevrolet Co
McCune Motor i Hadi
West Motor Company
Valley Supply &Equipment
Valley
Aes
Jorgensen
Porter Hughes
Mountain States Telephone Co
W. R. White Company
W. R. ‘White Company
Palmer Implement. Company
Peas
Mountain States Implement Co
Southern Idaho Equipment, Co
Preston Lumber Co
Anderson Lumber Co
Idaho Hospital Service
Clifford Warr
R. C. Swenson
McCune Motor Company
Capitol
Intermountain Equipment Co
Intermountain Mq Mere Co
Franklin County Grain Growers, Inc
County Aid
J. E. Trent
Johnson Dri
Mel’s
Casabella Espace
Charles A. Goodman
Edna Long Blackburn
Hendricks Chevron
Gas Johnson Drug Store
Vic Jorgensen
Waterways Improvement Fund
Wee Coleman
Peeters Aer
South State
Farmers Insurance Group
Robert N.A Acock
W. Oneida
Idaho Billiards
The
Billiards
Preston and
Montpelier
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