Mule talk and musing on farming in Uncle Cal column
In a rural column Uncle Cal records a country store discussion where Zeke Grubb cites Washington marches scouting for 600 mules and Ed Doolittle mocks modern farming. They joke about mules, plows, and wagons replacing farm tech while debating government policy and the Great Society.
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Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Washington
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Ed Doolittle
Ed Trun
U.S
Clem Webster
The
Great Society
Green Hills
Clem
Shock treatment in first aid and student politics mix
The text explains shock as reduced brain blood flow and offers first aid steps including calling a physician, lying the victim flat with head lowered, keeping warm, administering artificial respiration if needed, stopping bleeding, and calming the person. It also notes Earl Higginson making the Dean's List at the University of Idaho and describes Ed's campaign pledge for a 40 acre living history farm with mules and plows.
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Idaho Medical Asst
National Cowboy Hall of Fame on Persimmon Hill
Na tional Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center sits on Persimmon Hill on the outskirts of Oklahoma City. It showcases Western life with chuck wagons stagecoaches and single action pistols and draws visitors from Highway 66 traffic, enriching them with heritage and courage.
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Oklahoma ‘City
Persimmon Hill
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Western Heritage Center
West
U.S
Allegheny Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Chisholm
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma City
Hall of Fame
Persiasman Hill
Accidents Damages From Three Rural Road Incidents
Three accident reports from July note vehicle damage and cattle hazards. Edwin B. Smith’s 1967 pickup struck a cow on Highway 34 near Soda Springs causing 500 dollars damage. Joe Latham owner cow valued at 300 dollars. L. Reid Andreason’s 1968 car left the road near Niter to avoid a truck, hitting a guard post for 400 dollars damage. Ted J. Adams’s 1961 foreign sedan left a sharp curve near Wayan to avoid cattle, totaling 800 dollars damage. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated two of the incidents.
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Edwin B. Smith
Highway 34
Joe Latham
Soda Springs
L. Reid Andreason
Ralph Marriott
Niter
Ted J. Adams
Wayan
Indian warns on bar gains like Manhattan Island
A quoted Indian speaker cautions that bar gains comparable to Manhattan Island are unlikely to recur, highlighting the rarity of such opportunities and urging prudence in seizing them.
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Manhattan Island
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Caribou County
Idaho
W. E. Lansberry and
J. E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Village of
Bancroft
Cal
Bannock Bacon
Carnation
SCOTT
Tbs
Rosedale
Duncan Hines
Lallatin
Foodtown
Earl Higginson, Bancroft
U. of I
Dean Humphreys
Charles Humphreys
Tony Walters
Pocatello
Charles
Dean
Terry
Idi
Sau
Richard
Lau Safeco
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