Wheat price support set for 1966 in Franklin county
The 1966 crop wheat loan and purchase rate in Franklin county is set at $1.15 per bushel. Adjustments include 2 cent increases for West Coast ports and 2 cent decreases for Minneapolis terminals from 1965 rates. Premiums start at 1 cent per 12 to 14 percent protein, rising 2 cents per 2 percent protein up to 17.5 percent, with an 18 cent max above 17.5. Certificates via price support and Purchases require program compliance and provide cash value tied to parity and loan rates.
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Franklin County
LaGrand Spang
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
West Coast
Minneapolis
Imum
ASCS
Commodity Creasit Corporation
Kodak Instamatic Cameras Teach Color Summer Fun
Summer prompts colorful memories with Kodak color film and Instamatic cameras. Learn to take natural looking color prints and slides for family picnics gardens and backyard fun. Staff invite you to see the easy to use cameras and film cartridges.
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Kodak
Tree Planting Project Ends in Ant Basin Work
Ralph Roberts announces completion of the Ant Basin tree planting project on 60 burned acres with 30 000 Douglas fir and Engelmann spruce seedlings. A 10 man crew worked three weeks including weekends to plant trees in scalped 2 by 2 foot plots to ensure survival.
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Ralph Roberts
Preston
Salvation Army Sets Fund Drive for Franklin County
Salvation Army launches its annual county fund drive with Ron McGowan arriving around June 23 to train local leaders and secure support. McGowan, a former Tacoma Salvation Army director and petroleum chemist, has spent two decades in social service across nine countries. Edith Johnson of Denver visits, while Norman Gene Christensen leaves for Jackson Wyoming to work the summer.
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Salvation Arms
Franklin County
Ron McGowan
McGowan
Oregon- Southern Idaho
Salvation Army Division
Salvation Army Service
Tacoma
Edith Johnson
Denver
Colo
Norman Gene Christensen
Jackson
Wyo
Nine Franklin County 4 H Members Attend Congress
Nine Franklin County 4 H club members depart Saturday at 6 am by bus from the Franklin County courthouse to attend the 4 H Club Congress June 19 to 24 at the University of Idaho in Moscow. The trip supports more than 700 4 H members from Idaho and surrounding areas.
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Franklin County
Bern
Teen of Idaho
Moscow
Downey
M * Sam
Ida Mbs 3
Nthe
Prostant
Sete
Warren
Idaho
Franklin
County
Eloise Sparrow
Franklin County Fair Board
Linda Morgan
Nancy Bingham
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Carol Jean Brown
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Carolyn Jensen
Idaho Cooperative Council
Debbie Christensen
California Packing Corp
Sheryl Meek
J C Penney Co
LuCinda Smith
Preston Citizen
Debra Atkinson
Daniel Roberts
Franklin Couple To Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary
Franklin residents Mr. and Mrs. Orlando C. Hampton celebrate 50 years of marriage. An open house at Franklin cultural hall on June 25 from 5 to 8 p.m. requests no gifts. Mrs. Hampton, born in Franklin, has several sisters in Richfield and Richmond. she worked in Relief Society and is a visiting teacher. Mr. Hampton, longtime worker for Lego Milk and later another plant, has two living brothers. The couple married June 21, 1916 in Logan, later solemnized in the Logan temple, and are parents to three children with ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Cyrus Lewis
Richmond
Mark L
Faye) Thearer
Don
Bonne) Littledike
Smithfield
Warren
Lewis
Ogden
Franklin
Orlando C
Tom) Hampton
Franklin Cultural Hall
Hampton
John
Rhoda Mendenhall Wilkinson
Leo
Audra) Swainston
Richfield
Ida
Harold
Ruby) Albiston
Herbert
Rhoda) Anderson
Trenton Briefs At USA Graduation Ceremonies
At the USA graduation ceremonies those from here who received diplomas were Mark L Godfrey Marianne Chambers Karla V Richards Gibbons and Theron Hansen Jr Parents and relatives attended both the graduation and baccalaureate services Flossie Atkinson and daughter Marlene Mrs Josephine Lapray Venice Reader and daughter Analyn Violet Anderson and Arlene Kupfer were among those after the BYU Editorial at Preston.
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USA
Mark L Godfrey
Marianne Chambers
Karla V. Richards Gibbons
Theron Hansen Jr
Flossie Atkinson
Marlene
Josephine Lapray
Venice Reader
Analyn
Violet Anderson
Arlene Kupfer
BYU
Preston
Forest Names Range Man Jack Adams Transferred to Preston
Jack Adams has been moved to Preston as Range Conservationist after long service as Wildlife Management Biologist on the Cache and Caribou National Forests since June 1962. He and wife Plaine, and daughters Judy and Betty, moved June 11. Adams, born in Beev? Utah, studied at Utah State University and Utah Fish and Game, and joined the Forest Service after range management study.
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Jack Adams
Preston
Cache and
Caribou
Plaine
Judy
Betty
Mr. Adams
Be Penstrae
Utah
U. Department
Utah State University
Utah Fish and Game Department
Heber
The
Forest Service In
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Palla
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Fey
Salvation Army
Trenton
Our
Ealm
Umber
Europe
Sheri Manning
John P. Manning
Salt Lake City
New York City
School Band of America
Germany
Switzerland
France
Italy
Austria
Luxembourg
Belgium
England
Sheri
Orlando C. Hampton
Carlson
Gene Johnson
Johnson
Jack Goldstien
Seattle
Wash
Goldstien
Logan
Phillys Roberts Jones
Etgville
Buna Vista Datimulion Ga, Inc
Emil
Eta
Logan, Utah
U. S. Post Office
Oneida Street
1St Street East
Ela
G.S.A
Auburn
General’ Services Administration
Public’ Buildings, Service
GSA
Washington
Wangsgaard's
Tween Ep
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