Uncle Cal on Capitol Costs and Dentists in Washington
Dear Mister Editor, Uncle Gal from Caribou comments on a $800000 repair for leaks in the Capitol dome and mocks government waste. He lampoons Dr Howell of Alliance Ohio proposing to store excess teeth and influence foreign policy while previewing the 1960 campaign and voter turnout. He ends by urging a slow drive to the polls on November 6.
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Washington
Dr. Howell
Alliance
Ohio
Agriculture Committee
The
Congress
Milan
U.S. Senate
House
Shere
Uncle Cal
Hunter Report Cards Return Promising Hunting Data
Sportsman returns on hunter report cards show 61 mountain goats 120 antelope 41 bighorn sheep and 4 moose. Daily volume grows from about 150 to an expected 1,000 by season end, aiding trend insight and future planning. A stray anecdote about a cab driver naming Theodore Roosevelt appears, reflecting local color.
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New Circular Details Mineral Laws for Idaho State Lands
The circular outlines mineral laws applicable to Idaho state owned lands and aims to aid oil and mining industries. It notes availability of the circular free on request from the Bureau’s Moscow office in Idaho.
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Idaho
Bureau
Moscow
Local school funding split under review in Idaho
Bonneville County residents face high school tax shares with $6.22 of every $11.27 for School District 91 in Idaho Falls and $5.92 for District 93 in Ammon. Gov. Smylie says state aid may rise toward 50 percent, offset by local bonding limits and the need to share future costs as federal aid declines.
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Bonneville County
Idaho Falls
Ammon
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Idaho
Acquisition of Mineral Rights on State Owned Lands
Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology issued an information circular on acquiring mineral rights on state owned land. Written by Roger Underwood, University of Idaho law student, under Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation support. Professor Valenta from Idaho College of Law provides commentary.
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Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology
Roger Underwood
University of Idaho
Rocky Mountain Meral Law Foundation
Thomas Valenta
University
College of Law
Witness tests blue serge suit in court exchange
A courtroom exchange asks if the witness has ever appeared before and receives the reply yes Your Honor. The question then specifies the suit involved the blue serge worn by the witness.
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