Castor Oil Market Warning Sows Stockpile Skepticism
An Uncle Cal letter to the editor questions the government stockpiling 156 million pounds of castor oil and alleges market manipulation by big players like Billie Sol Estes. The writer urges congressional action, cites wartime logistics, and mocks a Department of Agriculture tomato study while noting a new hardier power pole invention.
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Tsee
Pal
Washington
Castor Pail Ue
Billie Sol Estes
Ed Doolittle
DuPont
General, Motors
Standard Oil
Clem Webster
Spain
Jimmy Hoffa
Potomac
Department of Agriculture
Controlled Hunt Drawings In Boise Statehouse Observed
The public is invited to observe and participate in the first annual draw for controlled hunt permits at the Boise Statehouse starting at 9 am on August 1. Permits are allotted by chance to applicants who filed for moose antelope bighorn sheep and mountain goat hunting.
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Boise Statehouse
Weather and politics dominate Idaho July edition
The Idaho Observer comments on an unusual July rain that eased irrigation pressure and boosted crops, then shifts to critique of Idaho Democratic platform aims for a pre primary convention, arguing against limiting candidate numbers and stressing voter broad participation statewide.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Leasley
Colorado
Idaho Democratic Party
Bonners Ferry
Bear Lake
Golf as Relaxation and Parental Strain in a College Letter
A college student writes to his father lamenting the lack of money and asking why he is considered a kind parent without sending funds. The reply emphasizes persistent demands and the father's stance on supporting his son.
Four-H Club News Mixed club activities and meals
Four-H groups report varied meetings with officers elected across clubs. Mixed Up Mixers showed demonstrations on reading and cooking while The American Youths held two meetings and distributed books. Other clubs organized sewing, prepared teas, and named officers as notes record meals, dressings, and refreshments.
Stitchettes Club Names Officers At Second Meeting
The Stitchettes sewing club held its second meeting last Monday. Officers named were President Sue Stoker Vice President Kamian Walker Secretary Sharon Schufeldt and Reporter Parlene Davis. Leader is Mrs Don Shufeldt with assistant Mrs Ralph Gorton. They were served hot chocolate and cookies and learned the Hind stitch and sewing machine use. Adjourned until next Monday.
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Sue Stoker
Kamian Walker
Sharon Schufeldt
Parlene Davis
Don Shufeldt
Ralph Gorton
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Dear Mister
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Henry Eagle
Snake River Valley
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Idaho Observer
Jerry Croney
Peggy Butterfield
Kinnette Ruger
Audrianne Larsen
Lucy Christensen
Danny Mabey
Greg Mabey
Stanley Wistisen
Dale Wistisen
Soda Sweeties 4H Club
Kins
Grace Ruggles
Mrs. Beins
Sharon Merchan
Peg Seamons
Eloise Panting
Caxellyne Kunz
Susan Beins
Christine Johnson
Debra Wright
Susan Carnahan
Daryla Condie
Ida Belle Wright
Idonna
Judy
Sharon
Mary Ann
Peg
Linda
Heporter
Wanda Miles Club
Neta Micksibee
Linda Miles
Sheryl Hob
Trail Coffee Shop
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Bard
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Cedar View
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Weiners
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Libby
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