Caribou Nin Fourth Graders Visit Printing Shop
May 12 letters from Bancroft fourth graders describe a visit to a printing shop. Students and faculty watched plant operation, learned about the Vacarite folding machine, and saw the printing line. Names like Glade Millward Elsa and Marsha Ann Yost appear in thanks for the visit.
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Women Explore Paper Office Machinery Highlights
Visitors praise the linotype printing and folding machines, noting interest in how names are printed and a photo being integrated into the newspaper. Expressions of thanks accompany admiration for the machinery and name plates.
Interesting Time Visit to Newspaper Office Noted
Zandra Perkins and Michael Jenkins share fond memories of a school trip to a newspaper office. They describe the linotype machine printing handbills, the large printing press, and the folding machine as educational and fascinating. Lynn Bond and others express thanks for the tour and name plate.
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Chevy savings roundup promoted by Roy Rogers
Western star Roy Rogers touts Chevrolet discounts across a range of trucks from pickups to tandems. The pitch emphasizes the Thriftmaster 6 as standard on Fleetside models and the optional Trademaster V8 for stronger power, promising lower shocks and faster work.
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Thank You For Demonstrating The Printing Shop
A group letters thanks to the printer for a school visit. Students praise the linotype machine, printing press, and name plates. They describe learning about newspaper production and appreciate the time and education received from the office show.
Farm Bureau To Sponsor Summer Dances
The Grays Lake Farm Bureau voted to sponsor summer dances starting June 24 and assigned committees for tickets advertising concessions and music. A swimming program for children at Etna pool will be another summer project. J C Smith reported on his Washington trip and Burns Creek Dam hearings affecting Grays Lake bird refuge.
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Gerald Jensen
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Lyle Burton
Lava Hot Springs
Customs Quip and Curious Scene Capture
A customs officer questions a woman about declarations and a fur tail is humorously deemed hers. A nearby scene shows a long car delivering a working girl to a bus stop as a man greets with a clipped remark. The exchange ends with playful banter about an orange and a mysterious greeting.
Litterbug Minority Criticized In Strictly Business
McFeathers blasts a minority of outdoor users who neglect cleanup after recreation in Idaho. He urges all outdoorsmen to leave sites better than found and backs a measure for stricter cleanup.
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America
Idaho Oregon regulate Snake River fishing bag limits
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission enforces a one fish daily bag limit on Snake River waters and boundary streams, regardless of resident or non-resident licenses from Idaho or Oregon. Oregon also enforces a similar rule to conserve fisheries resources across the state line. A separate paragraph mentions an attorney’s night-length visit unrelated to the fishing item.
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