North Gem High to Send Declamation, Music to State Events
North Gem High School plans a March 1 exchange assembly with Grace at 1:00 featuring Kern Crump Becky White Martha Whitworth Dale Wistisen Lucy Christensen Colleen Holbrook Kent Smith and others in ceremonies music and skits. The team won three straight in Class A-3 District 5 basketball and heads to Moscow Idaho March 8 for the state tournament. A national exchange assembly is set for March 3 headlined by Danny Welton with a harmonica performance. Four Junior class members were chosen for Youth Legislature in April. The Egg and I play is scheduled for March 29 with The Egg and I on April 10.
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Dean Gilbert
Bob Barnes
R. E. Faulkner
Mark Whitworth
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Snake River
Marianne Schenk
Martha Whitworth
Kern Crump
Audrey Larsen
Sheila Holbrook
Rebecca Mabey
Eunice Gunnell
Becky White
Lucy Christensen
Bonnie Hulse
Bill Meiners
Randy Ruger
Colleen Holbrook
Kent Smith
Joan Hebdon
Brent Crump
Kurtus Smith
Kathie Schenk
Louise Young
The
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Grace Devils
Grace
Devil
R E. Faulkner
Westside
Gordon Yost
Pirates
Moscow
Idaho
National Exchange Assembly
Danny Welton
Ferris Call
Terrell Smith
Egg and
Witnesses to Assemble in Brigham City
Jehovah's Witnesses announce a three day assembly at Box Elder High School in Brigham City from March 17 to 19 with about 600 delegates from Utah Idaho and Wyoming. Howard Wilcoxen leads the Soda Springs congregation and says the event aims to advance Bible education with talks ministerial discussions and a baptism of new ministers. Marvin J Holien from Brooklyn will speak and the closing feature is the film God Cannot Lie.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Brigham City
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
New York
Box Elder High School
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Howard Wilcoxen
Hooper Avenue
Soda Springs
Marvin J. Holien
Jehovah’s Witnesses’ World
Brooklyn
United States
Holten
Wilcoxen
New Information Service By Dept of Highways for Southeast Idaho
The Idaho Department of Highways announces a 24 hour information service for southeast Idaho motorists. Dial 233 8724 for up to date highway conditions recorded twice daily from Pocatello based data. Early morning and afternoon tapes cover winter road conditions, load restrictions, construction delays, detours, and project locations.
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Idaho
O L. Grunerud
Idaho Department of Highways
Pocatello
Why News Items Are Edited Or Rewritten
The Ladysmith News explains its strict separation of editorial and news pages. Local news remains the priority while general issues are reserved for larger papers. Rewritten or junked releases are common to keep reporting factual and free of unreported opinion.
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Ladysmith News
Idaho Motorist Restoration Encouraged for Safer Trips
Mr. Grunerud stated the motorist will find np service of great value in saving his trips. The remark underscores an effort to improve travel reliability and safety for drivers in Idaho.
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Idaho
Editorial Standards Warn Against Promotional Material
A historical note discusses newsroom policy on promotional content and editorial control. Editors resist pressuring articles into advertising style and emphasize maintaining journalistic standards. The piece reflects tensions between reader taste and promotional demands.
Fragments Describe Dangerous Highway Moment
An applicant recounts a near collision with a truck at high speed as heavy traffic blocks the other lane. A farmer hauling hay and ditch runoff are mentioned as hazards while the driver questions how to wake Harvey.
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