Apportionment debate and census drive in Idaho
The article reports on Murphy and opponents debating reapportionment in Idaho and a forthcoming three phase census effort led by Caribou County officials. It notes questions on one person one vote, county population counts, and plans to train and deploy enumerators to collect agricultural and census data across Caribou County starting soon.
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McDevntation
Nean
Idaho
House of Rep
Senate
Popuwhy
Nator Murphy
Hunting trip report with Vic’s sister mentioned
Readable fragments describe Jim Lansberry and Steve Rasmussen on a hunting trip near Vic, with mention of Mrs Brown. Includes incidental family reference to Vic’s sister and a Saturday outing.
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Jim Lansberry
Steve
J Rasmussen
Akant
Vic
Mfr
E Brown
Voters urged to register and vote in November election
Registration closes Saturday Oct 31 at 8 PM for the November 3 general election. Voters must be 21 plus citizen and resident six months state and 30 days in county. Transfer or auto registration rules apply. absentee ballots available. 41 county locations list of registrars and polling places provided.
Fall Bull Sale At Pocatello Slated For Nov 6
The Six Point Hereford Association will hold its fall bull sale November 6 at Pocatello stockyards with Idaho Hereford Breeders Association co sponsorship. Show at 10 am sale to start 1 pm featuring about 200 bulls from 25 Idaho breeders graded by University of Idaho standards. consignors include Woodward Ha mer Letham Olsen Shupe Murdock Breckenridge Hillman Tibbits Jensen Udy and others.
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Six Point Hereford Association
Pocatello
Idaho Hereford Breeders Association
Dan Letham
Driggs
Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Letham
eThis
W G Woodward
Hamer
Angus Letham
Tetonia
Ernest Olsen & Sons
Hyde Park
Utah
Jay F Pearson
Moore
Nathan Ricks
Felt
W L. Shupe
Leo D Murdock
Reeves Pheasants Planted In Grace Area
The Idaho Fish and Game Department released a small number of Reeves pheasants in the Grace area last summer to reduce overcrowded pens. The birds, larger and silver grey with long tails, were expected to be short lived. officials doubt they will survive in Grace beyond the fall and most will likely disappear by spring. The article notes 2,200,000 World War I veterans average 70 years old per VA data.
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Grace Area
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Game Dept
Grace
Area firms take nine hour first aid course
About 40 employees from J R Simplot Intermountain Gas Monsanto and Kermac Nuclear Fuels took a nine hour Bureau of Mines First Aid Methods course sponsored by Ker mac Nuclear Fuels Corporation. Classes were October 7 8 9 at the Presbyterian Church Annex.
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Gil Bryant
Wayne Bradshaw
Leo Bradshaw
Lee Hudsonpillar
Boyd Schwaneveldt
Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corporation
Bureau of Mines
J. R. Simplot
Intermountain Gas Company
Monsanto Company
Presbyterian Church
Kermac
Irra New Mexico
Bégdshawida
U. 81
Biresief Manes
M N Shaw
Soda Springs Clinches Fifth District Title With Grace Win
Soda Springs defeated Grace 12 to 7 to seal the Fifth District Class B football championship. Richard Stoor rushed 40 yards for the opening score, Lonnie Johnston caught a 35-yard pass, and Grace answered late with a 10-yard TD by Danny Conlin. Soda forged 370 total yards and forced three Grace interceptions despite four second half fumbles.
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Soda Springs
Grace
Red Devils
Cardinals
Richard Stoor
Randy Scheffel
Lonnie Johnston
Danny Conlin
Lynn Rasmussen
Star
Paris
Soda
Oponents
Preston
Fielding
Marsh Valley
Nominees Listed for ASC Community Committees
The October 26 1964 mail election will select three regular and two alternate ASC Community Committee members with ballots due by November 5 and tallying set for November 9 at 1 00 p m in the County ASC Office. Richard Torgesen announces nominees for Communities A B C D and F. The Tri Agency public hearing on Forest Highway funds is November 19 in Boise with about 3 300 000 expected for 1965 and an after session agency meeting to allocate over 1 225 miles of forest highways.
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ASC Community Forest Highway Committees
ASC
Richard Torgesen
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
William Conlin
Ezra Le'e
Blaine Ponting
Don Pantiner
Smith
Leith Samson
Doyal Stiles
Kenneth Chatterton
Doyal DeKay
Carl Skinner
Elwin Lau
Diggs Lewis
Dean M. Lloyd
Harry Dean Ozburn
Robert Torgesen
Ralph Anderson
Myron
Dick) Carter
Orvald Christensen
Paul Christensen
Lowell Hansen
E. T. Harwood
Merril Hubbard
Clifford Manhart
Arnold Qualman
George Revoir
F Roland Robinson
Leo Roper
John Jr. Thomas
Milton Gilbert
Russell Hebdon
Joe Holbrook
Fred Rindlisbaker
Parley Schenk
Kenneth Taylor
Luther Wilson
State Highway
West State Street
Boise
State Highway Department
US Forest Service
Bureau of Public Roads
W. C. Burns
U. S Forest
Burns
Tri-Agencies
ASC election to be held November 19 at county office
The ASC election is set for November 19, 1964, at 2 00 p m in the County ASC office. Farm owners tenants or sharecroppers eligible to participate in ASC programs may vote. Eligible voters who cannot obtain a ballot by mail may obtain one at the County ASC Office.
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Idaho
Caribou County
ASC
ASC Committee
ASC Ofce
County High Schools Favor Johnson Over Goldwater
Caribou County Soda Springs Grace and North Gem each held a mock election to mimic a real county vote. Students learned ballot marking and parliamentary procedure while voting on constitutional amendments for the first time. Superintendents noted the amendments were hard to understand, mirroring public confusion.
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Caribou County
Soda Springs
Grace
North Gem
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Congress
Ralph Harding
George Hansen
D. Simmons
Herbert K. Whitworth
Harold B. Lowe
Robert W. Hubbard
Edwin M. Smith
Vernon G. Moser
Jack Gibbs
Eens
Louis B. Bitton
Eheee Ee
Ralph J. Marriott
Peneee
Doris Ere
Seaid
Martin J. Spee
Rye Wes Sones
County CO
Theodore S. Ten
Grace No. Gem Total SR. Bo
Lewiston Port Bist
J.R. NO
Hunter success rises in Soda Springs opening weekend
During opening weekend in the Soda Springs area dry conditions kept deer scattered. At Trail Creek north of Soda Springs hunter success reached 38 percent versus 20 percent in 1963, according to biologist Dale Jensen. In Montpelier Canyon 24 percent success with 78 deer by 316 hunters, up from 23 percent in 1963. Jensen expects better bagging after snow storms.
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Soda Springs
Trail Creek
Dale Jensen
Montpelier Canyon
Jensen
Soda Springs Sailor Attends Naval Electrician School
Marvin J Brauburger fireman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Jess Dunks of Soda Springs Idaho attends a 14 week course at the Electrician's Mate School San Diego focusing on repair maintenance and operation of naval electrical equipment plus blueprint and wiring diagram work. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Bob Samson and Mr and Mrs Clem Walker visited Rupert for pheasant hunting over the weekend.
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Soda Springs
Naval School
San Diego
Calif
FHTNC
Marvin J Brauburger
Aprentice
USN
Jess Dunks
Monsanto
Bob Samson
Clem Walker
Rupert
Whitworth seeks approval of Idaho water amendment
State Senator Herb Whitworth argues the proposed amendment creates a State Water Resources Agency to manage Idaho streams and rivers. It would protect farming and sporting interests along the Snake River and Bear River and enable bond financed water projects with no state obligation.
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Idaho
Herb Whitworth
Whitworth
Caribou County
Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
State Water Resource Agency
Snake River
Bear River
House Talk program invites public to Idaho high school
The Idaho Stake MLLA invites the public to a House Talk on Saturday evening November 7 at 8 00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The event is aimed at the entire family and admission is free.
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Idaho Stake
MLLA
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Auditor’s Office
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Ruth Stoor
Jean Luthi
Crow Creek
Joyce Craney
Soda NO 1
Nathel Lau
Jennie Harriman
Bancroft—Dora Argyle City Hall
Grace NO 1
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Henry—W. James Chester
Grace NO. 2
Alfreda Loyd Grace
American Legion Hut
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Lillian Bolton
Reeves
Veterans Administration
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Hunter
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