How many guests would a world dinner require
USDA estimates a global dinner for 2 800 million people by the year 2000. The article plots table length on the equator, cost near a billion dollars, and notes shifts in population and food production. Social notes follow with club gatherings and family visits across several cities and states.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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USDA
Department
U. S
George Hill becomes Inkom church supervisor and house buyer
George Hill accepts supervisor post for a new church in Inkom and buys a trailer house. He and his wife moved to Inkom Monday for the ground breaking at 5 p.m. Several Franklin residents are noted with travels, visits, and family events, including service departures, dinners, and a first child born in Preston.
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Ruby Haworth
500 Club
Ida Fuhriman
Grace Robinson
Kay Wright
Bonnie Doney
Cynthia Wright
Vilate Hobbs
Myrtle Woodward
Estelle Smith
Fuhriman
Smith
George Hill
Dayton Ward Church
Clifford Andrus
Maridean
West Covina
Calif
Leslie Oliverson
P. L. Robinson
Meda Lowe
Henry Day
Ogden
Emeline McKay
Weston
Marjorie Christensen
Richmond
Kent
Riley Oliverson
Clint
Hobbs
van Shrives
Randy
Celine Halford
Christensen
Oliverson
Marvin Wing
Brigham City
Ivan H. Woodward
Leo Peterson
Buhl
Bill Williams
USU
Woodward
Maud Lowe
Grant Lewis
Frank.Olsen
Veroka Nash
Preston
Franklin
Lewis
Frank Olsen
DeAnn
Keith Taylor
Salt Lake City
Sherman Olsen
William Powell
Clifton
Inkom
Hill
William Dunkley
Whitney
Mesa
Lowe
Willis Sharp
Lewiston
Ernest Mylrole
Janet
Hamilton Air Base
San Francisco
Mylrole
Air Force
Kay Hampton
Pocatello
Alma
Verle Smith
Cub River Canyon
Joel Miller
Preston Hospital
Henry Cornish
Bee Miller
Cove
Ruth Parkinson
Elaine Jensen
Beatrice Bennett
Elenore Hobbs
Watona Bingham
Dorothy Cardwell
Cora Haworth
Parkinson
Reta Mae Olsen
Jean Stockdae
Zelma Woodward
Gladys LeFevre
Maxine Welch
Paul Woo‘lward
Victor Jensen
Max Atkinson
Lyle Nash
A. L. Atkinson
Twin Lakes Canal Company Notice of Assessment
The Twin Lakes Canal Company of Preston Idaho levied a 6.50 per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock. Five dollars funds maintenance and operation of the irrigation system for 1959 and part of 1960. 1.50 funds construction of Winder Lateral Dam Project No 3 and related debt. Delinquent stock by Nov 28 1959 will be advertised for sale and sold Dec 26 1959 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. Publication dates Oct 22 and 29.
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Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
First Security Bank
First Security Bank of Idaho
N. A
Co. L. Swenson
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Dee Powell
Los Angeles
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Jimmie Lowe
Soda Springs
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Jerry Lowe
Carmichael
Jimmie
Jerry
Officers Club
Petrified Forest
Mrs. Jenkins
San Mateo
JoAnn Kingsford
Yvonne Marshall
Joan Butterworth
Rebecca Kirkbride
Barbara Wright
Gayle Lowe
Leone Smith
Estelly Smith
Geraldine Wilkinson
Jan
Joel
Paul Wil
Jose
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Andrew Fuhriman
Marlow Woodward
Richard Porter
Clyde Porter
Ricks College
Rexbury
Ravid
Anderson Lumber CO
Pabco Paint
PABCO
Alo
Cinder
PARCO
Preston, Idaho
United States Marine Band
Idaho State College
THE
Alameda Kiwanis
Pocatello Music
Dayton, Idaho
International
West Motor Company