Private sale of Idaho estate real property planned
Ellen Carlson Preece as administratrix of Mary Charlotta Erickson Carlson’s estate will sell by private cash sale in Franklin County Idaho. Property begins 88 rods west and 56.5 rods south from section corner, 15S 39E Boise Meridian, with a 54 by 132 feet rectangle. Bids in writing to Dell W. Smith attorney Preston by March 19, 1960. sale subject to probate court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Charlotta Erickson Carlson
Franklin Country
Idaho
iWest
Township 15
Boise Meridian
Dell W. Smith
First Security Bank
Preston
Notice to Creditors in Carlson-2 Estate
Ellen Carlson Preece Administratrix of Mary Charlotta Erickson Carlson deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to the Probate Court in Franklin County Idaho. Claims not presented in time will be forever barred. Dated February 26, 1960. First published March 3, 1960. last published March 24, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Charlotta Erickson Carlson
Ellen Carlson Preece
Franklin County
State of
Idaho
Aadministratrix
Liberal critics and farm policy debate in 1950s America
A left wing critique condemns discretionary spending and calls for wealth stewardship. It contrasts liberal demands for taxing surplus with the farmers’ policy debate led by Sen Aller Ellender and Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. It notes rising farm program costs, falling prices and income, and growing debt while urging reduced government involvement in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller Ellender
Senate Agricultural Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Land ‘Grant College
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
CCC
Benson
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Washington talk on farm policy shifts and expert opinions
In Washington this week debate centers on farm policy as supporters of production controls urge keeping them, while opponents cite rising corn acreage and surpluses. Benson argues some crops prospered without controls like potatoes and milk, and livestock fared well without supports. Senator Fallender seeks impartial expert forecasts for 1965 if controls and supports end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Fallender
Tribeswomen over Naz beads and red clay nose sticks
National Geographic notes ritual scarification along the Zambezi frontier in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Four front teeth knocked out and red clay applied as downtone customs dating to slave-era practices that valued the least attractive women for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zambezi River
Federation of Rhodesia
Nyasaland
National Geographic Society
March 10 Deadline for Ordering Trees
March 10 is the final date to order windbreak erosion control and game tree plantings. Clark McNary Nursery at the University of Idaho offers evergreen and deciduous trees such as Russian olive and lilac. last year about 21000 trees were distributed to Idaho farmers for wind breaks and conservation planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roberts
Clark McNary
University of Idaho
Moscow
Roberts
Idaho
Franklin ward honors Mrs Margaret Adamson at party
The junior and senior Sunday schools in Franklin ward hosted a party for Mrs Margaret Adamson who is released as junior Sunday school coordinator after 14 years of service. The event at Mr and Mrs Paul Woodward’s home featured dinner and games and a gift was presented. Mrs Gwen Gibson becomes acting coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ward
Margaret Adamson
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State of Idaho
Fast
By Max Norton
Onar
Premium Oil Co
SUPR
Edward W. Greenfield
Washington
Melroe
Harroweeder
Modern Farm Equipment Co
West Oneida Preston, Idaho
Cache Valley
Phote
Ogm Die Witt
Anderson Maat
Anderson Lumber CO
International Fashion Council
The
Pontiac
Palmer Motor Implement CO
Preston, Idaho
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