Ferguson introduces new 40 tractor at Salt Lake meeting
Willis Burton Howard Auger Wally Read and Gerald Bair attended a Ferguson dealer meeting in Salt Lake City May 9. Officials unveiled the Ferguson 40 tractor as the newest model in Ferguson’s five-tractor line, with features including optional power steering mid-mounted equipment pads larger gas tank 12 volt electrical system and four way work control.
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Willis Burton
Howard Auger
Wally Read
Gerald Bair
Peterson Tractor Service
Ferguson
Salt Lake City
Burton
Travel and family gatherings across states mark May events
Riverdale residents journey from Salt Lake City to New York then Creamridge New Jersey and Huntsville Alabama to reunite with relatives. Ned Choules returns home from the army on May 4 and drives home with family. A Mother's Day ward gathering includes multiple families in the Rindlisbaker home.
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Richard Choules
Salt Lake City
New York City
Creamridge
N. J
Daniel Clark
William Clark
Choules
Huntsville
Ala
Ned
LaMar
Pocatello
Walter F. Rindlisbaker
Henry Simpson
Rindlisbaker
Clyve Simpson
Logan
Charles Simpson
Malad
L. ©. Burnham
Alan Greaves
Preston
Larry Rindlisbaker
Bryce Egley
Glencoe
Dwain M. Tate
Wenzell A.keller
Delbert Hammon
Rialto
Calif
Curtis Rosen
Wayne
Idaho Falls
Delore Wallgren
Wavel K. Smith
Cleas Keller
Reed Stoddard
George Lawrence
Idaho big game hunters from California lead out of state
License data show 3 729 nonresident hunters visited Idaho last season with 1 989 from California. Washington placed second with 770, Oregon third with 155, and Nevada 125. Thirty nine other states, plus Nicaragua, are represented. Resident licenses totaled 164 504. Memorial Day approaches as fishing season opens June 4, prompting safety checks and boat readiness. Idaho law requires watercraft to float when capsized and carry life jackets for all aboard.
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California
Golden State
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Alabama
Connecticut
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Nicaragua
April Fish and Game Cases Reportedly Net Tenure?
Twenty-two of the 38 fish and game cases processed in April involved fishing charges. Most were for fishing without a license or in closed waters. Additional counts included carrying a gun in the field without a license, wrong class of license, and miscellaneous offenses. Eight cases were tried in Bonneville county, 15 other counties had five or fewer. Fines totaled $770, split with half to counties and half to the fish and game fund.
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Bonneville
Fish ‘and Game Fund
Record chase at Snake River still unconfirmed
fragmentary text notes a possible world record attempt near Nampa on fishing gear and dates, with references to a pond, fresh water fish, and a classified page mention in the Preston Citizen.
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Idaho Auditor's 1956 financial statement
Swenson as auditor certifies the above statement of Franklin County Idaho financial accounts for the quarter ending April 9 1956. Ext-Officio Auditor notes included.
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Franklin County Treasurer’s and Auditor's Financial Statement
Fair Building
County Board of Education
Fairview
District Court Fund
Fair Board
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Idaho
Franklin
I. LaDawn D. Hendicks
Franklin County
Swenson
Finan ‘Cial
CT. Swenson
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