Corn Silage To Supplement Hay In Clifton Farmers Cooperative
Five Clifton area farmers organized a cooperative to grow corn and buy a chopper after a feed shortage. They harvested about fifteen acres producing roughly three hundred tons of silage, enough feed to last the winter, with plans to build silos next year. A Red Cross aided hospital visit followed an injury at Columbia Air Base, as Eldred Olsen recovered with family support and medical care.
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Clifton
Jacob Choules
W & Rawlins
L. B Howell
Owen Murray
Lewis Hess
Farm Security Administration Office
Red Cross
Military Hospital
Mr Olsen
Eldred
Bishop Olsen Praises Red Cross After Son’s Injury
Oxford Bishop Ernest Olsen returns from Augusta Georgia where his son Corporal Eldred W. Olsen hospitalized after a crane accident. Eldred, an airplane mechanic, suffered multiple jaw and leg fractures and several vertebrae breaks.
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Ernest Olsen
Oxford
Red Cross
Agusta
Georgia
Cpl
Eldred W. Olsen
Bishop Olsen
Conservation notes on land leveling and tractor use
Conservation notes emphasize fall dry soil leveling for better irrigation and labor savings. A government bulldozer loaned to Portneuf Soil Conservation District is rented to Grace area farmers for leveling, ditch work, and removal of willows. The machine, moved from Montpelier, completed work at Harris Mickelson farm Lago and will be used in Lago area for about two weeks. J. W. Wiswall
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Portneuf
Harris Mickelson
Lago
J. W. Wiswall
Franklin Schools Observe Education Week
Franklin schools sponsor American Education Week with multiple programs. Dean Jacobsen of the USAC School of Education spoke to the PTA on Education and World Peace. Ned Biggs Merlin Durrant and Kay Albiston addressed the MIA about aeronautics. Thursday’s high school assembly focused on Education.
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Franklin Schools
B A. Jacobsen
School of Education
USAC
Logan
PTA
Franklin
Ned~Biggs
Merlin Durrant
Ana Kay Albiston
Franklin Ward
War Fund Half Complete in Franklin County Drive
Franklin county pushes National War Fund effort toward a $720 goal with First ward topping Franklin totals at $1 200. Campaign chairwomen include Mrs Jed Davis Mrs Eda Smith and Mrs Gladys Jensen as communities like Banida Fairview Franklin and Mapleton near or over their targets. The drive runs until November 20 with corporate and club gifts coordinated by Cleo L Swenson as servicemen report the fund’s value through USO and relief agencies.
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Preston
Franklin
Jed Davis
Eda Smith
Gladys Jensen
Banida
Fairview
Mapleton
Franklin County
Cleo_L. Swenson
USO
United Seamen’s Service
China Relief
National War Fund
Loca
P. H. Edgley
Receipt book offers from the Citizen printing firm
The Citizen announces a full supply of receipt books in duplicate triplicate and various sizes and types. It promises to furnish from single sheets to four on a page, emphasizing broad availability for customers.
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PUREX
Y Ams Southern
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Starch Kingsford’s Corn Premium Sodas
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