Pioneer of Grace Dies at 81. Lowell Merriam Remembered
Lowell Merriam longtime Grace Idaho resident and public servant died November 11 1963 at age 81 He helped found the Grace Public Library served as Bannock County deputy sheriff postmaster of Grace from 1917 to 1952 and was active in Masonic and Lions clubs He and wife Caroline Sullivan raised six foster children Funeral services were conducted by the Grace Masonic Lodge at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle near Soda Springs Idaho.
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Leroy Hare
Caribou County
Henry Meyriam
Grace
Cagibou County
Grace Public Library
Grace Library
Adlai Stevenson
Merriam
Lowell
United States
Union
Brigham Young
Ulysses S Grant
Edison
Henry Ford
Waupin
Teddy Roosevelt
University of Wisconsin
Wright Brothers
John Glenn
Lowell Merriam
Idaho
Phoenix Construction Co
Utah Power and Lights
Ams
Caroline Sullivan
Last Chance Canal
Bannock County
William Cooper
Caroline
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Golden Rod
Order of Eastern Star of
Soda Springs
Grace Lions Club
Bannock Stake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Allen Funeral Home
Relief Society Room
Tabernnacle
Grace Cemetery
Ogden Cattle Sale Draws Buyers
Nearly 1 000 stocker and feeder cattle sold Thursday November 7 at the Ogden Stockyards special sale sponsored by Ted Livestock Marketing Agencies of Ogden.
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Ogden Stockyards
Ted Livestock Marketing Agencies
Ogden
Six Point Hereford Ball Sale Set For November 22
The Six Point Hereford Association schedules its fall cattle sale for November 22 at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds Idaho Falls. Fifty bulls from seventeen eastern Idaho breeders will be offered, all health tested and ready for service.
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Sale
Six Point Hereford Association
Bonneville County Fairgrounds
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Leo
Reed Murdock
Blackfoot
Nathan Ricks
Felt
Claw Hillman
Driggs
Zollinger Bros
Malta
Hebert Hoggan
Elba
William Roth
W L Shupe Hamer
John
Nora Techick
Arco
Little Cove Ranch
Almo
LZ Ranch
Rexburg
Lynn
Diogenes Tub Sized for Contentment beside Alexander
Quotation contrasts Diogenes seeking virtue with Alexander the Great seeking more space in the world. The saying implies true contentment does not come from possessions or size, but from inner sufficiency and perspective.
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Diogenes
Alexander
Lincoln on Reverence for the Law Echoed in Prose
The quotation urges reverence for the law to echo through motherhood education courts and legislatures. It calls for law respect in schools primers almanacs and church pulpits as well as in courts and halls of legislation.
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Abraham Lincoln
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