Weekend Visitors Honor Darvel Gregory in Mapleton
A Sunday testimonial honored Darvel J. Gregory, son of Otto and Margaret Gregory, with Elder Gregory set to depart for a Finland mission on June 20. The article lists multiple visiting families from Pocatello Montpelier Treasureton Idaho Falls and Ogden and notes relatives aiding moves and family gatherings near Mapleton.
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Otto Gregory
Morris Gregory
Pocatello
Wayne. Price
Montpelier
Alvaro Burbank
BeLettie Burbank
Ogden
Larry Porter
Idaho Falls
Fred Porter
Maxine
Porter
George Johnson
Treasureton
Darvel J. Gregory
Gregory
Finland
Darvel
Jay
Arizona
Freg Porter
Keith Taylor
Verlo Bowman
Salt Lake City
Robert S. Bowman
Green Feeding Bridges Pasture and Silage Challenges
The article discusses summer pasture problems and advocates green feeding through daily cutting and bringing fresh forage to barns. It notes advantages like 50 to 75 percent more feed per acre, but highlights challenges including labor, weather, and the need for multiple forage crops. It compares alfalfa and corn silage strategies and touches on salt use in hay baling for improved palatability.
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California
Midwest
Rainier
Newspaper–style Humorous Interchange on Roosevelt and Everyday Quirks
A breakfast scene unfolds with Mr. Smith delaying golf while his son Roosevelt reveals he has delivered papers for over three years. A city note shows a gag about a hobo and a dress suit in a salad. A foreman and an accident note prompt a joke on whose remarks to use. The manager’s vacation provides a punchline about delays.
Farmers to learn 1961 wheat allotments before July referendum
Eldon Johnston announced Franklin County 1961 wheat allotment at 34504 acres about 1.2 percent above the 1960 figure. National 1961 allotment set at 55 million acres. If two-thirds vote yes, quotas and penalties apply with price support at minimum. Changes in reseat storage rates take effect July 1, reducing costs for grain stored commercially and on farms.
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Eldon Johnston
County Agricultural ,Stabilization and Conservation Office
Franklin County
Herbs U% Tiegs
ASC Annu
Wool Incentive Payments Under 1960 Program Detailed
Eldon Johnston of the county agricultural office explains that 1960 program payments will be issued midsummer 1961 after filing 162 applications from the 1959 marketing year. The 1958 wool rate was 70.3 cents per cwt for shorn wool and 1.02 dollars per cwt for unshorn lambs. Growers with the highest wool price receive the largest payment, with the rate adjusted to raise the national average to 62 cents per pound.
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Eldon
Johnston
Shuffles the Horses a Joke About Ed at the Track
Two men joke about a friend Ed liking cards but failing at the horse track. One says Ed is lucky at cards but not at racing, the other quips they do not let him shuffle the horses.
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