Lake Farm Bureau Friday Night Program Highlights Local Talent
A Grays Lake event featured performances by local youths including Robin, Adore a Girl, Scott, Mary Jo, and Linda with piano and accordion numbers. The program showcased singing, dancing, and a final roundup of awards for 18 to 30 age groups followed by community photos and a horse show at Yellowstone and Glacier parks trip notes.
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Farm Bureau
Da-Re- Stour
Robin ‘Coljbpett
Willie
Ett
Margoudy
Nistler
Karen
John F
Jerre
Lynn Reed
Mar
Terry Anderson Mack
Terry Anderhe
Russell Capson
Capsons
Local Health Notes and Deaths Include Hospital Cast Removal
Roy Stoor remained in Mon eee for several days. Sage Sibbett died near Lake on Wednesday last week. On Thursday Glade had the cast removed from his back at the Veteran's Hospital there.
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Roy Stoor
Moneee
Sage
Sibbett
Agai Lake
Glade
Veteran's Hospital
Local Life Notes From Niter Beach and Surrounds
A Sunday community report details births and family events in Niter Beach and nearby Salt Lake City connections. Relda Harris is blessed with family present, while the Fraser family welcomes a son in Preston hospital. The piece lists visits, church talks, 4H sewing, and local travels among residents and kin across multiple households.
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Robert
Ruth Lee Harris
Owen D. Clegg
Guy Harris
Relda Harris
Raee Mickleson
Louette
Sara Jo
Todd
Timmy
Nto
Kathleen Thomas
Neil Bennett
Sherman Toone
Carol
Blake Whitehead
Salt Lake City
George Dal
Fragmentary jet crew dialogue about dreaming of fishing
A jagged quoted exchange shows a jet pilot describing daydreams of fishing while on duty. The fragment hints at someone named Jake and a co-pilot listening to casual, wandering talk.
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Jake
Holstein Herd Enters Popular Herd Improvement Registry Program
The T con registered Holstein herd of Alan K Ruud Grace Ida hho has joined Herd Improvement Registry testing. HIA conducts the main production testing jointly with state agricultural colleges, providing lactation and life time records for all participating Holsteins nationwide since 1928 with over 1300 enrolled herds.
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Alan K. Ruud
Grace
Idahho
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
States Agricultural Colleges
HIA
United States
Association For Ready Reference
Provisions of 64 Feed Grain Program Outlined By County Official
Lester Hansen the County ASC Committee chairman announced that the 1964 feed grain program will mirror 1963. Signups for fall and spring sown crops occur early 1964 with diversions up to 30 percent of base acreage and payments based on diversion rates and county prices. Maximum 25 acres or 50 percent diversion, dual payment rates, new cap limits on land value, and eligibility tied to soil conserving practices and single-farm participation rules.
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Lester Hansen
ASC
Susie Faces Tough Week of Dismal System Learning
In a strained exchange Susie's father laments ongoing struggles with autistic metic problems. She warns that the coming week will be harder as they begin learning the dismal system, signaling a challenging period ahead.
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Susie
Soda Springs Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
August 8 1963 Soda Springs Idaho items note council actions school enrollment and town events with names and places appearing in terse notices.
Farm Bureau Talent Program Set for August 12
The Farm Bureau Talent Program will be held Monday evening August 12 at 8 p.m. at the Chesterfield Ward Chapel. The public is invited to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Chesterfield Ward Chapel
Soda Springs Golfers Defeat Kemmerer Team at Home
Soda Springs golfers defeated visiting Kemmerer on the local course by a large margin. Medalist honors went to Soda Springs’ Tom Kramer with 77 while Kemmerer’s Bill Little shot 90. Remark quoted from Bill about life’s splinters follows. A stray line notes a New Jersey hitchhiker sign heading for Boston.
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Soda Springs
Kemmerer
Tom Kramer
Bill Little
Boston
New Jersey
Open Letter Promotes Mutual of Omaha Policy in Caribou County
A resident urges Caribou County neighbors to consider a Mutual of Omaha policy citing two years of coverage and three claims. The author recalls a $666.56 claim aiding late wife’s hospitalization and directs readers to write to representative C. H. Townsend at Mutual of Omaha Box 1382 Pocatello Idaho for details.
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UTUAL
Omaha
Mutual of
C. H
Chuck” Townsend
Mutual of Omaha
Pocatello
Adabo
Plans for Younger Folks Spark Sincere Appeal
Amos G. Rigby of Bancroft writes with a sincere note praising ambitious plans for younger people and inviting interest in the advertized program.
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Amos G. Rigby
Bancroft
P.S
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