Championship Holsteins Sold At Annual State Sale
A Boise Idaho event sponsored by the Idaho State Holstein Association showcased fifty registered Holstein cattle in a ballroom sale setting at the Ramada Inn. Among top bidders Mickelson bootmaker Maggie brought $5,500 with John Martinsen purchasing the prize cow from Rupert. Grace area cows also fetched notable sums with multiple Mickelsons among buyers and attendees highlighted by a Grace 4 H camp report detailing twenty nine youths departing Grace High School for Alpine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ramada Inn
Idaho State Holstein Association
Mississippi
United States
New York
Mickelson
Maggie
Willard Mickelson
John Martinsen
Rupert
Grace
Dew-Vale
Daniel Mickelson
Life - O - Riley
Riley Mickelson
Grace Area
Marvin Prescott
Lawrence Mickelson
Clark Mickelson
Harris Mickelson
Steve Tingey
American Women Seek Perfection in Husbands Like English Butler Hope
A provocative line notes that American women expect flawlessness from husbands while English women look for it in their butlers, reflecting social class and gender expectations of the era.
Grace Idaho Stake Family Home Evening
Grace Idaho Stake invites all families to a family home evening at Grace High School 8 p.m. July 19. Activities centered in Greenwood Gymnasium will feature music and dance for all ages under Pres. Dell L. Maughan. Tell friends and neighbors to join this community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Idaho Stake
Grace High School
Greenwood Gymnasium
Pres. Dell L. Maughan
Bie Gdomeont
Balls Family Reunion in Soda Springs draws 76 descendants
In 1976 the Balls family gathered at City Park Soda Springs for a reunion honoring Daniel and Mary Eliza Balls. Seventy six descendants attended a potluck and social hour with a short business meeting. several members are deceased. The Earl Balls family won a prize for highest attendance. Frank Harris family will host next year with Denton Harris as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Mary Eliza Balls
Soda Springs
Frank
Pearl) Harris
Earl Balls
Kenneth Balls
Mel
Inez) Brown
Ida Balls
Shirley
Emma) Brown
Louis
Host Turned Out To Be Husband Revealed At Party
A party guest admitted telling a man that the host was a tightwad. The man turned out to be the host, and the neighbor exclaimed that the host was her husband.
New Wheat Varieties Developed For Use in Pacific Northwest
U S Department of Agriculture researchers release two soft white winter wheats Barbee and Daws for the Pacific Northwest. Developed at Washington State University with USDA and University of Idaho, Daws suits fall seeding in WA OR ID and may replace Nagaines and McDermott where cold injury is common. Barbee aims to replace Paha in new stripe rust races and features good milling quality suitable for pastries and cookies but not bread. Both varieties show resistance to some leaf diseases but remain susceptible to dwarf bunt and Cercosporella foot rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lutzke
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pacific Northwest
Washington State University
WSU
USDA
Tate
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
McDermott
University of Idaho
Omar
Soda Springs Briefs From Caribou County Sun
Local items include community notices and short updates from Soda Springs Idaho for Thursday July 15 1976 on Page A-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Idaho
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Berdell McCurdy
Shauna Mansfield
Hettie Thompson
Julie Alder
Kimberlee Viehweg
Janet Mendenhall
Nansi Elsmore
Valerie Sanders
Evelyn McLain
Michelle Caldwell
Jackie Rasmussen
Wendy Christensen
Stacy Elsmore
Krista Carver
Kim Eisenbarth
Shelly Mayne
Sandy Lowe
Corena Christensen
Karla Tingey
Kristi Christensen
Mabel Smith
Donna Lee Smith
Patty Smith
Rodney Sanders
Chris Smith
Don Farnworth
Brock Farnworth
Carmen Peterson
Roger Rigby
House OF Glass
Gagon Lumber
Pocatello
Hopper Springs
Legislative District 32
W. Edward Holderby
Democrat
Ed Helderby
Floyd Bundergon
Jefferson
Montpelier
Brehives
Norman Bjorkman
Mountain View Center
Jack Winter
Sox
Tricot
Mark Ill
Galen H. Smith
East
Hooper
Rach
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