Governor Smylie at press convention in a week
Vermont public affairs blur. Governor Smylie will attend a press convention in a week as editors debate reapportion legislation. The conference centers on county consolidation, tax district reach, and the river project.
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Smylie
Ress
Federal Land Bank Opens New Office Building in Preston
The Federal Land Bank Association of Preston opens a remodeled, brick and stucco office at 35 South State. Open House all day invites the public to meet staff. interior features antique oak and fruitwood paneling. The building includes space for a Production Credit association rep and serves Stockholders across Caribou, Bear Lake, Oneida, Bannock, and Franklin counties.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Preston
Publc
The
Land Bank
Telephone
Birgest
Northwest
First Security Bank
South State
Joe Garner
Federal Land Bank
Production Credit Association
Association
Caribou
Bear Lake
Oneida
Bannock
Franklin Counties
Politeness as Habit and Thoughtfulness in Manners
Politeness is not a coat to put on or off but a habit of mind and a stance toward others. It becomes instinctive, serving as another name for thoughtfulness and considerate behavior.
Notice to Residents on Snow and Ice Removal
Notice summarizes city requirement for abutting property owners to keep sidewalks clear of snow and ice. It states failure within twelve hours leads to city-levied costs assessed on the tax roll and collected with other municipal taxes. The notice cites Codified City law sections 9-401-402 and outlines costs and assessment procedures.
Bloodmobile Here Today at Soda Springs Junior High
Red Cross blood drawing today at Soda Springs Junior High School gymnasium from 1 pm to 5 pm. Local blood bank officials urge all who can to attend to meet the 150 pint quota.
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Red Cross
Soda Springs Junior High School
Auto Accident in Germany Kills Grace Soldier
William Val Steele, 21, of Lago, died in a one car crash at 2 00 am January 26 in Markstadt Germany while stationed with the U S Army. Born September 25 1942 in Soda Springs he leaves parents Val and Myrle Hildreth Steele and three sisters. Funeral services pending arrival of his body.
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Val Steele
Lago
William Val Steele
Markstadt
Germany
U. S. Army
Soda Springs
Val
Myrle Hildreth Steele
Grace
FFA
Williams Ward
LDS
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort Ord
Calif
Aberdeen
Maryland
Glenna
Sherry
Alice Fay
Harry Steele
American Fork
W-2 copies required for 1963 tax returns
Internal Revenue official C. H. Edmison urged attach Copy B of all Forms W-2 to 1963 federal tax returns. Refunds or credits cannot be issued without W-2s, and staples or pins must not be used on Form 1040 cards as machines process returns. Attach a W-2 for each job.
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C. H. Edmison
Internal Revenue
Storm postpones Cutter races due to heavy snowfall
The Rocky Mountain cutters meet in Lewiston Utah was postponed to Tuesday January 28 because a wind driven snow blocked highway access. Grace leads with seven wins no losses aiming for a state championship to be decided at Pocatello February 28 to March 1. Four local drivers Turner Olsen Jorgenson Sorensen chase top spots as Montpelier hosts February 1 at 1 30 p m noting Tuesday Lewiston results: Merrill over Bob Hill Rae Sorenson over Bartholome Seth Gregory over Sorenson Joe Federico over Gregory Stables Ben Jacobson over Olsen Earl Jorgenson over Owen Jacobson Bryce Turner over Hy McLain.
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Rocky Mountain
Lewiston
Utah
Owen Jacobson
Grace
Pocatello
Bryce Turner
Vester Olsen
Earl Jorgenson
Floyd Sorensen
Montpelier
Rocky Mountain Cutters
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Features Hair Care Talk
An evening with the Hlame Demonstration Club at Karleen Gunnell’s home on Wednesday January 22 included a talk on Hair Care by Ellen Sorensen a local beauty shop owner who recently completed a refresher beauty course in Provo Utah Hostesses Karleen Gunnell Bonnie Hayes and Laura Finlayson served refreshments.
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Hlame Demonstration Club
Karleen Gunnell
Ellen Sorensen
Counties urge state to shield Bear River water rights
Caribou and Bear Lake counties asked Attorney General Allan G Shepard to protect Bear River waters from a proposed Bear River project. They warned that diverting Idaho water would violate state law and drain tax bases by flooding Oneida Narrows land, while noting Gov Smylie’s opposition to any plan lacking basin support. State reclamation engineer Carl Tappan said permits won’t threaten water rights and hearings will continue after final feasibility review.
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Caribou
Bear Lake
Allan G Shepard
Bear River
Utah
Idaho
Snake River
California
Wallace M. Transtrum
Elbert E Gass
Mr Shepard
Oneida Narrows Dam
Robert E. Smylie
Bureau of Reclamation
Shepard
Carl Tappan
Gass
Tappan
Utah Power and Light Co
Oneida Narrows
Franklin
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Tap- Pan
Carl E Tappan
Ily Rae
Ome
Narrows Dam
Franklin County
Bureau
Whch
Frank M. Clinton
Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Avalanche Hits Central Farmers Fertilizer Plant in Georgetown
An early Saturday avalanche damaged the Central Farmers Fertilizer plant in Georgetown causing about $10,000 in damage. A security guard was briefly trapped but not seriously hurt. The slide, 1,500 feet high and three-fourths of a mile long, knocked down lines and destroyed office space while prompting Idaho Guard action to stabilise the area.
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Central Farmers Fertil
Georgetown Canyon
William E. Drevlow
Idaho National Guard
Ross Parker
Max Lattig
Act
Georgetown
Sun Valley
Mount Baldy
8Rd
116Th Armored Cavalry
Voluntary 1964 Feed Grain Program Details
The 1964 feed grain program remains voluntary with price support limited to participants. Growers who sign up between February 10 and March 27 and divert at least 20 percent of their base feed grain acres qualify for diversion payments and price support loans. Diversion payments depend on crop type and base, and a new 20 percent cap based on land value applies.
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Richard Torgesen
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Shots fired near plant in snow cliffs. howitzer to Hailey
Seven shots were fired into the snows on the cliffs above the plant on Monday afternoon. Observers believed the firing ended all immediate threats to the plant. Spectators were kept a quarter mile away as a safety precaution. Spokesmen said the howitzer would be returned to Hailey, Idaho, after completing its work, probably Tuesday.
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Hailey
Idaho
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