Conservation Reserve program details for farmers
The conservation reserve program offers flexible options to fit farm conditions. Farmers may receive up to 80 percent of established practice costs plus annual rental payments for three years. Eligible lands include cultivated crops and tame hay with minimums of five acres, or two acres for tree planting, with no maximum on banked land. No harvesting or grazing on reserve land. For details contact Johnston at the ASC office.
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ASC
iThe
Vve
Department of Agriculture
Bidon “Johnston
Notice of Proof Application of Water for Beneficial Use
At 10 A M on April 13 1957 in Preston Franklin Idaho a proof will be submitted to show beneficial use of 40 acre feet per year from Rocky Canyon Creek under Permit R 990. Holder Max W Andreasen Star Route Pres aaa house Idaho. Water used NWANWY and SW RW of Sec 3 T13S R40E via sprinkling system pump and 2600 ft pipe. Priority claimed as April 13 1956. Mark R Kulp State Reclamation Engineer.
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Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
P. M. Candle
Rocky Canyon
Department of Reclamation
State of
Idaho
Max W
Andreasen
Presaaa _ house
Mark R. Kulp
Estate of James Reynolds Hansen Notice to creditors
Estate of James Reynolds Hansen deceased. All claims against the estate must be presented with vouchers to the administratrix at Weston Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication February 28 1957. P M Condie Preston Idaho attorney for administratrix.
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James Reynolds Hansen
Weston
Franklin County
Idaho
Farm chairmen shape fate of Farm Bill prospects
In Washington the two powerful figures are Agriculture Committee chairs Allen Ellender of Louisiana in the Senate and Harold Cooley of North Carolina in the House. They hold leverage to block or speed legislation, and their views help gauge chances for this session’s farm bill. Ellender predicts little change, urging a one year extension of PL 480, while urging a reexamination of farm export programs and the World Bank style aid with PL 480 and Point Four. He doubts the soil bank will decisively cut production in the next few years and criticizes billions spent on foreign production programs that compete with U.S. farmers.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Allen
Illender
Louisiana
Senate
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
House
Sen
Ellender
Rep. Cooley
Southern Farmers
U.S
P. L. 480
Sen. Ellender
Eliender
Fragmented Humorous Snippets and Anecdotes
A collage of jokes and vignettes from a Warsaw style humor piece. It includes a boss pressuring a new typist, a Wall Street affair scandal, a mother admonishing a daughter about holding hands, a laborer promised a plane, and quips about pride and perception. The tone is satirical and light.
County Agent News on Reserve Land Conservation
County agent notes continued discussion on converting depleted land to conserving uses. The reserve land will be protected from erosion and enhanced with grasses legumes trees and other cover to improve soil and ecological value.
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Louise J. Hansen
P. M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
Administratrix
St. Peter’s Catholic Chu
East Oneida
Francis A. Peterson
Clinton , Davidson
Inland
Farm Service
O” Weber
Weber
O’ Weber
Imes
Cream O' Weber
Cream O’ Weber
Wall Ave
Opden
Wall ‘Street
Stinky
Warsaw
Krakow
Chicago Daily News
Poznan
Iearry
County'Agent News
Electric ‘Company
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