Dear Mister Editor Uncle Cal and the Sunday talk
A reader letters in a rural column lampooning church life and political spin. Uncle Cal jokes about his wife’s Circle dues theft and a plan to join, while Ed Doolittle laments Congress coverups and youth versus age clashes. He jokes about Tom Connally and the dirt farmer in Washington.
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Ed Doolittle
Bobby Baker
Ivy
Jess
Congress
Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
Washington
US. Commissioner of Agriculture
Littering Under New Law Warns Outdoor Users
The article notes a small portion of fishermen litter waterways and campsites, but all outdoors visitors including boaters campers picnickers and hikers contribute to litter. A new law designates littering as a misdemeanor with penalties and reminders that untended campfires and river wastes pollute precious resources.
Class Reunion Reflections On Aging Attendees
A class reunion turns into a brisk meditation on aging as attendees recognize that many peers are noticeably older than themselves. The gathering highlights how time reshapes memories and social circles.
What Other Editors Are Saying On Idaho Tax Measure
A readers letter argues the Idaho sales tax should be decided by voters in November rather than by a 1965 legislative session. It notes signature hurdles, suggests joint action by reform groups, and urges letting the people decide to avoid hamstringing lawmakers.
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Idaho
Citizens For Idaho Tax Reform Committee
Harry Nelson
Weiser
A Comprehensive Study Of A and D Programs Urged
The Associated Taxpayers of Idaho urges Congress to extend its first wide study of A and D programs into other federal spending areas. They argue budget control requires thorough, ongoing studies beyond the normal budget process. The message closes with a religious benediction praising God and urging national fidelity.
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House
Idaho
Congress
Bulleuo
Letter to the Editor on faith and national blessing
A reader critiques Mayor Reed Stoddard's July 2 article Welcome to the Celebration for omitting acknowledgments of God’s hand in America's founding. The letter argues the nation’s freedom rests on serving God and keeping his commandments, warning of calamity if the people turn away and urging gratitude toward Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Reed Stoddard
England
Stoddard
Jehovah's Witnesses Convene Summer District in Idaho
Ministers from the Soda Springs congregation plan the summer district convention in Pocatello Idaho from July 16 to 19. One of 41 such events this year in the United States the four day Bible gathering titled Fruitage of the Spirit will be held at Pocatello High School Auditorium 246 North Garfield Avenue with sessions Thursday afternoon through Sunday evening.
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Jehova
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Idaho
United States
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pocatello High School
North
Garfield Avenue
Area Cows Have Testing Records
The report discusses Holstein cows with lactation data and fat yields. It notes a five year old cow Obes Bruncregt Cup producing 15,790 Ibs of milk and 21305 bg fat in 305 days, and Kanada Ideal Genn five year old owned by Prescott Grace with 573 by fat in 305 days. The findings relate to U.S. dairy benchmarks and Holstein Association standards, detailing tests by the University of Waly and breed-improvement efforts.
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Kanada Ideal
Prescott, Grace, Produ
Ibs
U.S
University of
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