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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1959

Page

4

Idaho hunts extend seasons into December and February

Idaho fish and game director Ross Leonard reminded hunters that late elk and deer seasons in northern Idaho run to December 13 with deer also allowed to the same date. Eastern Idaho post season hunts end December 6 or 13, with some areas allowing a second buck deer. Migratory waterfowl runs statewide to January 8 and cottontail rabbit season to February 29 while Ross's geese, swan and brant are closed.

Panhandle Idaho Ross Leonard Nimrods

Farmers get reduced cost sharing for cover reestablishment

ASC Farm News reports that farmers who lose vegetative cover on conservation reserve land due to natural disasters may receive government cost-sharing at a reduced rate. Conditions require the cover to have failed from flood drought hurricane or similar event and the aid cannot exceed 50 percent of the regular cost-share rate.

A. G. Condie County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Condie

Preston City Treasurer's Report for 1959

Stella M. Peterson certifies as City Treasurer that the receipts and disbursements amount to 327,996.87 and 424,341.87 as recorded in her books. Subscribed and sworn before Notary A. R. Swainston on November 20, 1959, with official seal.

Stella M. Peterson A. R. Swainston

Franklin priest quorum social and holiday gatherings reported

The Franklin high priest quorum held a social in the ward recreation hall with Elmer Porter in charge. A turkey supper and a Los Angeles temple film followed, with Orvil Benson and Howard Hall seated at the head table. Other LDS groups met for November sessions, pledges and Christmas social planning, plus multiple family and visiting notes across Franklin and surrounding towns.

Franklin High Priest Ward Recreation Hall Elmer Porter Stake Quorum Presidency Orvil Benson Howard Hall Franklin’ Presidency Porter Victor Jensen Jensen Los Angeles Ellen Wright DUH Kelief Society Lorraine Morrison Estella N. Wright Gladys LeFevre Aretha Handy Areta Deney Morrison General Board Bertha Woodward Franklin William Woodward LeFevre Julia Durrant Thlema Shumway Areta Doney Reta Mae Olsen Leonard Parkinson DeWilton Parkinson Rexbury Jerry Hawkes Stanley Ralph Downey Tressie Ralph Harold Mecham Idaho Falls Ida Britenbeker Preston Blanthe Woodland Leah Brown Logan Marina Hansen Isabelle Anderson Ralph Sidney

Government Industry Pact Extends Lamb and Wool Promotion

The Agriculture Department announced a three year extension of the program to promote lamb and wool use. The agreement runs through 1961 and is backed by a referendum of sheep growers with 69 percent approval representing 1 percent of sheep. Deductions from incentive payments will fund the program, starting next summer for the 1959 marketing year at one cent per pound of wool and five cents per hundred pounds of live lamb weight, with future years at negotiated rates not exceeding 1959 levels.

U.S. Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Secretary of Agriculture American Sheep Producers Council

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