Mink Creek Community Contacts and Visits Throughout Week
Mink Creek residents hosted relatives and friends from Bear Lake Malad Preston Salt Lake Ogden and Pocatello for weekend and weekday visits. Local events included church services a farewell party for Dallas Keller and a Peterson reunion in Grace with many attendees.
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Orville Jensen
Dave Parker
Bearlake County
Ferdinand Christensen
Albert Errmouspe
Malad
Oscar Wilde
Muriel Nye
Kristy
Clearfield
Oscar Nelson
Snend Anderson
Lavon Bowman
Mapleton
Myron Day
Preston
Arthur Blodgett
Ogden
Jescilla Bowman
Lava Hot Springs
Jacob Johnson
Pocatello
Lloyd Christensen
Blaine Larsen
W. H. Shuldberg
Terreton
Nephi Nielson
Kenneth
Idaho State College
Elma Keller
Francis Lee
Claude, Jr
Salt Lake
Lima Jepson
Lee Ann
Eleanor
Donald Andra
Lloyd Mitchell
Fillmore
Lionel Keller
Mitchell
Helen Keller
Bill Watson
Lael Thatcher
Mary Sigley
Perth
Australia
Claude D. Keller
Allen Christensen
William Hulse
Mildred Keller
Buelah Beckstead
Dallas Keller
Carl Rasmussen
Grace
Dallas
Jewell Christensen
Arne Oien
Anna Swenson
Lina
Curtis Keller
Hortence Larsen
Darrell Bell
Valera C. Mecham
Carolyn and
Linden
Soda Springs
Henry Christensen
Asael Bell
Elaine Westerberg
John Olson
Quintin Casperson
Tarval Keller
Delilah Keller
Mink Creek
John Bennett
Carol Jean
Michael
Twin Falls
Wm. E. Crane
Richard Haworth
Terry
Savannah
Delbert Keller
Douglas Nelson
Georgia
California
Korea
Gilbert Keller
Gordon
Peterson
Stake House
Rosetta Jensen
Earl Baird
Lynn Nelson
Isaac Evans
Rhonda Christensen
Raccone Christensen
LaRee Christensen
Linda Keller
Sacrament Gem
Mary Jean Baird
Devon Baird
Lakeva Findley
Bear Lake County
Anna Keller
Lesie Keller
Floyd Keller
Death Valley
Calif
Delmer Keller
Rex Crane
Montana
Washington
Edgar Gordon
Mahalia Jensen
Ada Jensen
Jimmy Baird
Violet Larsen
Lima Jensen
Elmyra Baird
Reana Christensen
Minkreek
Hannah Pearson
Nelda Jensen
Sarah Rasmussen
Glencoe
Carl Christensen
Hooper Springs
Montpelier
Stella Randall
Eleanor Jepsen
Zeldon Christensen
Lynn
Ronald
Willard Nelson
Faye Wilde
Ranchers Club
Deer Cliff Inn
Cub River Canyon
Merlin Wilde
Willis Roper
Loren Keller
Wenzil Keller
Joe
Leon Roper
Ross Barrington
Riverdale
Frank Edwards
Fort Lewis
Wash
Norma Jensen
Mark Hanni
Moore
Hansen
Ricky
Wayne
Leeral Jensen
Freeman Jensen
Valdemar Christensen
Polio Education Key in National March of Dimes Program
David F Weeks Idaho representative notes polio education aids training for doctors nurses and therapists and helps prevent and manage polio cases. The March of Dimes spends most funds on patient aid with 1950 expenditures surpassing 20 million and Idaho totaling over 2 million for patient care. The foundation funds hospital costs nursing drugs equipment and transport and underwrites care at Idaho facilities including Ellis Convalescent Home in Boise. The program also sustains a major research effort seeking cure and prevention.
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National Foundation For
Weeks
Idaho
March of Dimes
Ellis Convalescent
Boise
Feeding Merits Of Brome Grass Alfalfa Analyzed
Feeding experiments at state and university stations show no significant difference in feeding value between alfalfa and alfalfa brome grass hays for growing and fattening lambs. In Wyoming cows fed alfalfa and native grass produced more milk, New Hampshire data show brome grass higher digestible energy, and Idaho lamb feeding trials indicate similar gains across mixtures. Also noted is that alfalfa grass mixtures better reduce soil erosion.
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South Dakota State Experiment Station
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Wyoming Experiment Station
New Hampshire
University of Idaho
T B. Keith
Animal Husbandry
C. W. Hickman
Russell H. Stark
Aberdeen Nursery Unit
Soil Conservation Service
University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment
Station J
Aberdeen
Franklin County
State budget shows modest cuts across departments
The document outlines reductions in several areas including operation of state offices down 2.7 percent and medical department services down 1.2 percent. It also notes decreased spending on services to chapters at 1.1 percent and administration expenses at 3.7 percent as part of the overall trimming.
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Forage Seeding Mix for Steep Land Alfalfa and Brome Blend
For steep land with more than a three percent grade, consider adding brome grass to alfalfa for hay. A practical seed mix suggests six pounds of ranger or ladak alfalfa with four pounds of smooth brome, seeded shallow on firm prepared soil.
County Agent Warns on Convict Labor Prohibition
The Preston Citizen notes that under the Public Contract Act employment of convict labor on government furnished goods and materials is prohibited by law. For official news items contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN at No. 8.
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THE
Preston Citizen
No. 8
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