Babson's Authentic Statement on the 1953 Crop Outlook
Special to The Express from New Boston New Hampshire November 5 1953 Babson discusses the 1953 crop outlook noting the third largest total production on record despite weather extremes Government support price 2.21 a bushel eases marketing and may lift prices later. soybeans flaxseed barley oats and rye projections show varied prospects with higher long term prices anticipated Edible dry beans rice potatoes cotton and wheat forecasts are provided with carryovers and suggested policy actions Babson foresees continued farm prosperity with regional struggles and calls for consolidation of national agricultural policy
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Babson
Boston
N.hl
U.S
Morrill Betrothed to Kent Scholes in Roosevelt
Barbara Morrill is engaged to Kent Scholes son of Mr and Mrs A L Dick Scholes of Roosevelt. Morrill a recent Alterra High School graduate and J C Penney employee in Roosevelt for two years. Scholes is a member of a local family with ties to Roosevelt. The announcement notes forthcoming wedding plans.
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Barbara Morrill
Kent Scholes
Thudel
Davis Morrill
A. L
Dick) Scholes
Roosevelt
Miss Morrill
Alterra High School
J. C. Penimey Co
Scholes
Frontier Airlines Names New Vernal Station Manager
Arthur R. Bob Elliott has become Vernal station manager for Frontier Airlines, replacing Kate Bancroft. Elliott previously served as senior agent for Frontier at Denver for about two and a half years and has six years with the airline overall. Bancroft will continue work in Salt Lake City. the Elliott family lives at 322 East Main.
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Frontier Airlines
Vernal Station
Frontier Airlines Vernal
Arthur R
Bob
Elliott
Frontier
Denver
Kate Bancroft
Bancroft
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Bob” Elliott
Plow Now for That Spring Tree Planting
County agent Clair Tt. Acord urges fall plowing to prepare sites for spring tree planting. Quoting Grant A Martis, Extension Forester, fall seedbed prep kills grass and weeds, stores winter moisture, and helps soil firm before planting. Seedling survival improves on firm beds. Clarke McNary Nursery shipped over 130000 small trees in spring 1953 aiding low cost tree supply.
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Clair Tt. Acord
Grant A Martis
Utah State Agricultural College
Acord
Harris
Plowe
Clarke- McNary
Logan Durng
Che
Utah Biote ~Agricultural
Young Writers Enter 35000 Contest in 1953
Utah youth under 21 as of March 31 1953 may enter the national essay contest on Building Fertility to Cut Farm Costs. Sponsored by the National Grange and American Plant Food Council, prizes total 5000 with state and national awards. Essays must be 800 words, typed double spaced, and submitted by the county extension agent. First prize 500 national, others 250 200 100s. six national winners receive an expense paid trip to the National Grange session in November 1954.
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Utah
A. Golden Kilburn
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
National Grange
American Plant Food Council
Kilburn
Ahy Ulahn
Dewdline
Nuonal Grange
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Harold E. Talbott
U. S
Europe
Bpanish Basen Hag
Morocco
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Billie
Barbara
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East Main
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Chevrolet
America
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West Main
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Ashley Farmers Union Co-op
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Leon P. Christenson
Maeser
Ashley Farmers Union
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