Public Sale of Idaho Land By Bureau of Land Management
The Bureau of Land Management Idaho Land Office will offer with sealed bids a unit of three sections totaling 320 acres in T 13 S R 39 E Boise Idaho. The sale is at 11:00 a m December 2 1957 with appraised value 2240 in a bid envelope marked Public Sale Bid Idaho 08208. Contiguous owners may claim rights within 30 days. oil and gas are reserved. Further details from Nolan F Keil Manager Land Office Boise Idaho.
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United States ‘Department
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Land ‘Office
Boise
Idaho
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S. R
B. M
Bureau of Land ‘Management
Bureau of Land Management
United States
Nolan F. Keil
P. O. Box
Publication span from Oct 1967 to Oct 1969
The item notes two publication dates: first on October 8, 1967, and last on October 31, 1969. It records a historical range for a notice or periodical entry. No additional context or entities are provided.
Lewiston Utah Community Notes and Local Visits
Sunday visits included Mrs. W. W. Ralphs in Lewiston to see Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Lowe and Mrs. Jeff Stowell. Jack Moser led YMMIA services with readers and performers including Glenn Bing ham and Nadine Phillips. Deer season opened Monday. Dayton muzzed by male absence. funeral services for Mrs. Bronson held in Lewiston.
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Richmond
Clarence Nelson
W. W. Ralphs
Rulon Lowe
Lewiston
Utah
Jeff Stowell
Jack Moser
YMMIA
Glenn Bingham
Gladys Merrill
Gerald Seamons
Nadine Phillips
Keith
High Priests Social and Ward Program in Preston
Weston's Neal Jorgensen and family visited the Jorgensen home in Franklin ward. Franklin stake held a social in Preston recreation hall with programs from five wards and a lunch. Performances included Marilyn Davis and Larry Benson, Betty Christensen, Daniel Johnson, readings by Auriel Christiansen, Margaret Winward, Wilford Waddoups, and songs by Avoul Christensen Vella Woodward Myrtle Woodward and Kevin Winn. Visitors midweek included Barbara Birenbaum and David Birenbaum in San Francisco after law school. Tom Nelson Provo Joan Pitcher Brigham City Mo. Bob White Ogden Ray White Preston Harry Lemmon Ogden. Paul Taylor and Montana newborn baby visited.
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Neal Jorgensen
Salt Lake City
Eeseber Jorgensen
Franklin
Stake
Weston ‘Ward
Recreation Hall
State Street
Preston
Marilyn Davis
Larry Benson
Orval Ben Son
Betty Christens
Daniel Johnson
David Birenbaum
Birenbaum
San Francisco
Barbara
Tom Nelson
Provo
Joan Pitcher
Brigham City
Bob White
Ogden
Ray White
Harry Lemmon
Paul Taylor
Montana
Local families host visitors and attend events in-dayton area
A flurry of visits and travels fills the Dayton area social calendar. Mrs. Irene Neuenswander settles Doyle in Provo for BYU, while relatives attend PTA meetings and weddings. Funeral attendance and family dinners mark weekend gatherings among Maughans, Larsens, Mickels ons, and other local residents.
Vacation trip to Wisconsin for Wade M Chris tensen couple
Banida Mr and Mrs Wade M Chris tensen left Thursday for a short vacation to Wisconsin to buy a boat and return next week. The area has seen many people and school children confined at home for two weeks due to illness. Derald Smith and wife welcomed their new son Kirk D Smith with paternal grandparents Kenneth and Mrs Smith noted.
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E. O. Bergeson
Shell Raymond
Faye
Fred Smith
Logan
Soda Springs
Edwin Smith
Marie Waddoups
Ivan Waddoups
Rhea Barrington
Riverdale
Preston Hospital
Tamara Larsen
Preston
Orson Nelson
Ray Bell
Eileen
Wade M. Christensen
Wisconsin
Derald Smith
Kirk D. Smith
Kenneth Smith
Omar wheat best where smut a problem in Omar areas
Plant pathologist J. M. Raeder of the University of Idaho notes Omar wheat remains the best option in regions with smut, though seed treatment with hexachlorobenzene is essential. Northwest wheat smut levels dipped slightly this year, with most samples under one percent infection, despite pockets in Elmar Elgin Fortyfold and Triplet varieties.
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Omar
J. M. Raeder
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Raeder
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Northwest yields rise above last year's levels in most areas
The report notes yields in much of the region were eight to ten bushels per acre above the 1946-1985 average. In the Craigmont Grangeville area yields were below normal due to a late wet spring.
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Raeder
Craigmont
Grangeville
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