Sale of Real Estate in Probate Court Franklin Idaho
The administrator Thedford Roper will privately sell on or after June 20 1950 in Preston Idaho the estate of Jesse W Roper deceased containing described land in Section 22 Township 15 South Range 39 East Boise Meridian with bids to be made to the administrator at his residence. Sale subject to probate court confirmation and highest bid for cash. Dated May 26 1950. Attorney Ben B Johnson Preston Idaho. Probate Judge Paul Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Idaho
Jesse “W. Roper
Thedford’ Roper
Jesse W. Roper
Preston
Franklin County
Itolano
Jesse
W. Roses
Roper
Towit
Boise
Joshua’ Rallison
William R. Taylor
Sarah Taylor
Corbridge
George Taylor
Charles H. Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Ivy Clayton
Ira.Taylor
Bessie Wells
Mirelda
Winger
Ale Talbot
Marvel Christensen
Zie Egbert
James
C. + Taylor
Mary Talbot
Iretta
Cottle
Verreta
Woolf
Ada
Sharp
Sarah M. Taylor
Lester W. Froever
Lester H. Froever
Maria
Curtis
J. ‘Curtis
H. C
Ellen
Reynolds
B. Curtis
Cora Bell
Porter
George
L. Curtis
W. R. Curtis
Minnie Curtis
Hobbs
D. E. Curtis
Benjamin ‘Curtis
Benjamin Curtis
Ste
Fia
Wee Evn Cc. L. Swenson Oo
Aidrey” Fackrell
Summons and probate notices from Franklin Idaho court
An {unspecified} summons in a Franklin County Idaho district case lists numerous Taylor and Curtis heirs and unknowns tied to real estate in Section 27, Township 15S Range 39E, with a May 9 1950 filing and a judge’s seal. The second item is a probate notice from Franklin County Idaho for Jesse W. Roper estate, directing creditors to file claims within four months.
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State OF
Idaho
Fort Franklin County
Franklin
Adelaide Atkinson
Anas ‘Atkinson
Sbqis
Twin Falls
Change Wheat Land To Hay and Pasture Publication
Revises change wheat land to hay and pasture, production for milk and meat advocated this week by Economic Facts, a bi monthly summary of farm conditions published by the University of Idaho extension service. Virgil Kennedy, farm management specialist, says more than 150 million acres in western states would be taken from grain production as surplus planting is adjusted. Grasses and legumes are suggested alternatives.
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Idaho
Virgil
Kennedy
Western wheat farmers urged to rotate crops and shift to grass
Kennedy notes debt pressures on western wheat farms and urges soil building through crop rotation and legume and grass use. He says dairy and beef demand may rise with consumer buying power and stresses using legumes, grasses, and seed choices to protect prices and future markets. Considerations include managing debt, farm planning, and potential shifts to milk and beef.
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Kennedy
Delayed Spring Brings Cleanup Window for Farmers
County agent Daniel Roberts notes unusually late spring weather has extended time for essential farm cleanup. He urges repairing broken steps removing rubbish cleaning sheds and installing fire extinguishers while time allows before summer rush. Remember to keep ladders in repair speak to animals avoid smoking near barns and follow traffic laws.
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Daniel Roberts
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