Idaho Department of Commerce Budget Explained in Boise
Idaho's Department of Commerce and Development advisory council approved a 1961 budget totaling 72 704 for tourism and industrial promotion. The plan includes 60 488 for tourism ads across national magazines and 12 216 for industrial development plus billboard and travel folders and trips.
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Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
Jay
Boise
Louise Hshadduck
Miss Shadduck
Idaho
Georaphic
Holiday
Redbook
Sunset
Westways
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Sacramento
Tacoma
Des Moines
Phoenix
Edmonton
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
United States
Forbes
Nation's Business
Barron’s
National Business and Financial
Veeck
Pacific Coast
Wall Street Journal
L. Barnes
Lewiston
P. (. Batt
Caldwell
George TH. Detweiler
Twin Falls
C. Ed Flandro
Pocatello
Rulon Hemming
Ashton
Clair
B. Hull
Farris Lind
Charles J. Marshall
Jerome
Gil Mendonsa
J. Lewis Papes
St. Maries
Jim Parsons
Sandpoint
John C Porter
Rexburg
Charles R Stark
Idaho Falls
Kyle M. Walker
Coeur d’Alene
What Other Editors Are Saying FCC Local Notice Edict
FCC order effective December 12 requires local notice for radio and TV facility applications and changes to be published in local newspapers. The Eastern Idaho Farmer notes no substitute for the printed word, as newspapers better inform the public about proposals.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Idaho Farmer
Christmas Dust Covered Bus Finds a New Life
A dusty bus stored in Mee Barker's attic is rescued during Christmas rituals. The group recounts how the box tumbled down stairs but remained intact, while a string of lights and other items are repurposed for the Barker dining room. The narrator reflects on changing fame as decorations age.
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John
The Cracked Tree Light Finds a Home in a Winter Tale
A worn Christmas tree light laments its broken state until a child rescues it from a trash pile and decorates a small tree in a warm house. A stormy night brings a police search for a missing boy and a man who finds him, guided by the tree’s glow.
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Stman Drug and Employees
Soda Springs
First National Bank
Grace, Idaho
Bob's
Conoco Service
Bob and Ruby Soda Springs
Chick Young
Conoco Agent Soda Springs
Department of Commerce and Development
Caribou
Veterinary
Grace
Orin
Edythe
the Loys
Eason
Caribou County
SUN
S. E. Matthews Financial Agency
Stan
Main
Court House
Utah Oil Refining CO
Don Salser
Farmer's Grain Co-Of
Steve Jones
Mgr