Expansion of farm housing loan program announced by official
Webster C Maughan Farmers Home Administration county supervisor announced an expanded housing loan program to speed farm building and improvements. Owners producing at least 400 dollars in farm commodities may qualify for 3 percent long term loans up to 33 years to construct or repair homes and essential farm buildings including water, bathrooms, and kitchens. Tenants and laborers are ineligible.
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Webster
C. Maughan
Administration
Maughan
Addiion
Idaho Cattle On Feed In April 1958 Higher Than Year Ago
USDA reports Idaho had about 110000 cattle and calves on feed for market as of April 1 1958 up from 100000 a year earlier and 118000 two years prior. Of the total 32 percent weighed over 900 pounds down from 36 percent, and 64 percent were steers with 5 percent calves.
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Idaho
USDA
Corn Belt
The Preston Citizen at No eight calls to action
A brief note from The Preston Citizen at No eight urges readers to respond or participate in a local matter. The text is fragmentary but points to a community call to action and local involvement.
Idaho Employment Edges Up From Year Ago in First Security News Letter
Nonagricultural employment in Idaho stands at 166 700 in March, slightly above last year, while Utah reports 228 000 nonagricultural jobs. The First Security News Letter notes bank debits down in Salt Lake City yet up in Ogden and Boise, with agriculture improving in both states. Cash farm income for the region in Q2 1958 is projected 7 percent higher due to beef and potato prices. beef cattle calves lamb eggs prices are up. Farmers planting intentions show a 2 percent decrease in average planting, with sugar beet plantings down in Idaho and up in Utah. Idaho potato plantings are up 5 percent. A new rail sleeper coach service linked to the Dome-Liner City of Portland is planned, with reverse schedules and night travel amenities for passengers.
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Idaho
Utah
First Security
Lloyd J. Hogge
First Security Bank
Preston
ElRoy Nelson
Harvey Frazier
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Boise
Famous Challenger To Resume Operation On U P Schedules
Union Pacific lines announce summer service resuming the Challenger Streamliner with a Chicago to Los Angeles route leaving Chicago daily at 9 15 a m and arriving the next day at 10 45 p m Eastbound departures from Los Angeles at 2 p m arrive in Chicago at 7 55 a m the following day The train will offer reclining seating and operate from June 1 through mid September.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Challenger
Chicago
Los Angeles
Drivers can Increase Range of Visibility in Night Driving
National Safety Council advises drivers to watch beyond the vehicle ahead to extend visibility. Obstacles may appear in headlights of cars in front, improving anticipatory braking and safer maneuvering.
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National Safety Council
Dayton Social News Highlights Busy Weekend Visits
Ruth Ralphs left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to visit her sister and young daughter Tamara Jean while Willden is away on business. Bonnie Winward, daughter of Thane and, along with Faye Hansen of Weston, attended the Youth Legislative council in Boise. Birney Waddoups of Salt Lake City visited his mother Ivan Waddoups. Downey guests included Mr. and Mrs. Junior Naef and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Waddoups of Ogden. Sunday visitors at Leon Nuffer’s home included Ross Barrington, Victor Waddoups and family, and Mrs. Ivan Waddoups. Numerous Smart family members visited during the weekend. Delights included Thomas Callister and family guests from Park City. Diane Callister, a West Side High senior, will stay until term end. Victor Waddoups and sons joined his mother for Sunday meals. Delwyn Hansen and Alleen Atwood visited from Salt Lake City. Friday guests included W Kuchler and family and John Rich from Kellogg and Mrs. Don Dalley’s parents from St Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nebecker hosted Mrs. Rich’s mother at their daughter’s home. Myron Merrill conducted Sunday evening service. Ione Dalley led singing with Bonnie Winward as accompanist. Barbara Jensen and Daniel Seamons spoke. Nep Chase, ill, was released as teachers adviser. Cornell Stanger sustained as replacement.
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Ruth
Ralphs
Salt Lake, City
Tamera Jean
Willden
Bonnie
Winward
Thane’ Winward
Boise
Faye, Hansen
Weston
Leo Williams
Birney Waddoups
Salt’ Lake City
Ivan Waddoups
Junior Naef
Downey
Ivan ‘Waddoups
Victor Waddoups
Ogden
Leon Nuffer
Ross Barrington
Riverdale
Victor , Waddoups
V. D. Smart
Boyd
Smart
Tommy
Keith
Park ‘City
Utah
Clarence Nelson
Diane
Nelson
West Side ‘High
Guy and
Steven
Marie
Thomas Callister
J. .H. Hansen
Delwyn’ Hansen
Alleen Atwood
Salt
Lake City
J. H. Hansen
Nathan Smith
W. Kuchler
Kellogg
John ‘Rich
St Charles
Don Dalley
Imother
Annie
Kebteh
Myron Merrill
Ione
Dalley
Barbara
Jensen
Daniel
Cornell
Stanger
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