Franklin County Fish and Game Club Reorganized
Franklin County Fish and Game club reorganized last week naming committees for fish tird and big game projects. Alber E. Mier heads the group with Curtis Keller Kenneth Oliverson and Jack Moser leading committees. The club aims to aid the state fish and game department and local sportsmen to improve hunting and fishing, seeks landowner input, and plans a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Garmewarth
Franklin County Fish and Game Club
Murray C. Nichols
Glen Page
Clayton L.alleh
Orval Moser
Albert E. Moser
Curtis Keller
Kenneth Oliverson
Jack Moser
Bill Carter
Citizen
Frankin County
State Fish Aid
Game Department
Franklin County
State Fish and Game Department
Beet Harvest Goes Ahead as Cabbage Run Returns
Beet harvest proceeds despite weekend rain and higher sugar content reported in beets. California Packing Plant at Franklin restarts after a two week layoff to survey vat needs for the sauerkraut campaign expected to run to mid December. Lewiston plant reports beets at 15.75 to 18 percent sugar, aiding easier digging. Weather improves harvest, stockpiling starts countywide, eight hour shifts maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Franklin
Lewiston
Amalgamated Sugar
Kendell couple marked 50th anniversary at Uintah home
Mr and Mrs Ezra Kendell Vern Kendell Carolyn Kendell and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kendell attended an open house honoring Parley P Kendell and his wife held Sunday afternoon at their Uintah residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Ezra Kendell
Vern
Carolyn Kendell
Irvin Kendell
Parley P Kendell
Uintah
Preston Man Returns From Lands and Peoples Conference
Preston businessman Conrad Russell G. Cranney attended the Lands and Peoples conference in Denver at the Idaho State Agriculture Conservation and Stabilization office invitation. More than 200 people from ten western states heard Secretary Orville Freeman urge strengthening rural areas by new national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell G. Cranney
Preston
Lands and Peoples Conference
Denver
Idaho State Agriculture Conservation and Stabiliztion Office
Cranney
Eet
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
America
Wheat Diversion and Payments In New 1963 Program
A. G. Condie, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee, outlined the 1963 wheat stabilization program features. Diversion payments reward a 20 percent or more acreage reduction for conservation use, calculated from farm yield and half the county price support loan rate. An 18 cent per bushel price support is available for the normal production, with farm acreage allotment compliance required for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Condie
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Kennedy
Franklin County Adopts New Wheat Varieties Gaines and Delmar
County Agent DeVere Tovey announces the introduction of two wheat varieties Gaines and Delmar to Franklin County farms this fall. Gaines offers high yield, flood of irrigation tolerance, and strong straw. Delmar provides dark red winter wheat with improved lodging resistance and bread flour quality under irrigation. Growers will receive 460 bushels of Gaines to 20 farms and 800 bushels of Delmar to 25 growers, aiming to seed seed stock for future adaptation and wild oat control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
Delmar
Franklin County
DeVere Tovey
Washington
Utah
Itana
Tovey
Idaho
Weston Grain Growers
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Anderson Lumber
Johns-Manville
Andersen Lumber
Anderson
Ca & Re
Bowen
Preston Man
Conrad
Fairgrounds
Wheat Growers of
Franklin County, Inc
Chooose
Ape Aes
Reyes
Boone Ae
Rulon Owen
North State
Royce
Fuhriman
Buick
Aents
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