Annual Farm City Week spotlights agriculture careers
The Manila area marks Farm City Week with events honoring agriculture careers. Students, teachers, and community members gather at Manila High School, pledging to support Junior Red Cross drives and a BYU Provo workshop. A rescue story from Greendale highlights winter safety amid 20 inches of snow as projects like the Flaming Gorge seismometer vault move forward. The community reflects on farming’s evolving role in jobs, industry, and the economy, noting more than eight million farm workers and related trades across the nation.
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Manila High School
Elbert Stedmaker
Stanley Slagowski
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Claire Christensen
Watkins
Red Cross
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Kenneth Toone
Green River
Shela Masters
Uy Ben W. Lindsay
Neltey Carm
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Agricul
Farma
Carl Frischknecht
Utah State University Extension Service
United States
Liebhardt brothers advance in military training and reassignment
John T Liebhardt CTSN completed six months at the Naval School of Communications Technicians in Imperial Beach California with a final average of 92.907 and heads to Goodfellow Army Air Force Base San Angelo Texas for a three month advanced course to finish in February Jack joined the Navy on his 18th birthday January 6. He trained at San Diego and returned home on furlough in March. He teaches Boy Scouts in the LDS branch at San Angelo. Cpl Anthony A Leibhardt stationed at Fort Gordon Augusta Georgia with MPs is being shipped to Europe for three years. The Liebhardts plan a 30 day leave starting December 10 before Anthony deploys. Anthony recently reenlisted for six more years.
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John M Liebhardt
John T Liebhardt
CTSN
Advanced Naval School of Communications Technican
Imperial Beach
Calif
Goodfellow US Army Air Force Base
San Angelo
Texas
Jack
Navy
San Diego
Liebhardt
Boy Scouts
LDS
Mire Liebhardt
Cpl
Anthony A Leibhardt
Fort Gordon
Augusta
Georgia
Cpl Liebhardt
Eupore
Marcia Pletcher
Anthony
Vernal
Wild Turkey Revival Efforts Spark New Hunting Campaign
Conservationists create wire harems near strutting grounds to lure gobblers. Electrified fences and trapdoors kept hens in, drawing toms toward mates. Early gobbling at fences gave way to confusion as hens approached limits, then a pioneer breached a trap door, triggering a stampede.
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Pennsylvania
John Stuart Martin
New Yorks
Wiinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Susquehanna River
New York Trades Partridges for Pennsylvania Turkey Chicks
New York exchanges its St Lawrence partridges for Pennsylvania born turkey chicks in a small barter noted among regional farmers. The deal shifts poultry stocks between states with potential implications for seasonal flocks and local markets.
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Ques
New York
St Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Wild Turkey Population Outlook and Harvest
Pennsylvania estimates its wild turkey population at roughly 24 0000. Annually releasing 6000 young hens and toms yields about 20 000 birds available for hunting. The state’s approach is influencing neighboring states to adopt the Pennsylvania technique.
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Pennsylvania
Social Security Deductions Jump On January 1
The East Lake City Social Security District Office notes changes to earnings credits and tax rates beginning January 1 1959. The earnings base rises to 4000 yearly, increasing potential benefits up to 127 monthly for some retirees while taxes increase for workers and employers by 0.25 percent and 2 percent respectively. Self employed taxes rise from 3.44 to a higher rate on net earnings 1959.
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East Lake City
Social Security District
The Wid Tur key Comes Back Condensed From Rotarian
The piece notes that other stores have adopted similar arrangements and that the article The Wid Tur key Comes Back is condensed from a Rotarian source.
Nabijual Worry Focuses on Headlight at Tail End
In a terse note Nabijual addresses a lingering concern, highlighting a revised approach that focuses attention on the tail end while keeping the headlight issue in view. The statement signals a shift in emphasis without detailing broader context or outcomes.
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