West Coast dressed hogs plan jolts livestock routes
A Western packing interest proposes rail rates to ship dressed hogs from the Midwest to the West Coast at live hog rates, aiming to favor refrigerated transport. The move could disrupt eastern farmers, affect pork and beef sectors, and draw ICC hearings amid a West Coast expansion push.
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Rockies
Letter From Bear Lake Settler Inspires Idaho History Histories
Mrs J L Underwood of Payette, early Bear Lake settler, praises Mrs Cole’s Bear Lake county story and recalls life in Paris from 1879 to 1881. She mentions visits with the Rich, Budge, Shepherd and Woolley families and notes the Daughters of the American Revolution in Idaho collecting stories.
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Payette
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Cole
Pioneer Department
The
Idaho Statesman
Montpelier
Paris
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Budge
Shepherd
Woolley
Pie Daughters of the
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Largest plow in world operates in Orange County
A special 22 foot long hydraulic plow designed by A A Young of the USDA works in the Santa Ana River valley. It turns sand and Bermuda grass into soil 36 to 42 inches deep and 3 feet wide, helping reclaim flooded farmland. The 4 foot high device weighs about a ton, costs $2000, and can plow up to 5 acres daily with three tractors.
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A. A. Young
United States Department—of Agriculture
Sana Ana
Santa Ana River
Santa Ana
Social Roundup from St Charles Canyon and Nearby Towns
St Charles residents spent Sunday with Ralph Booth while Eva Bunderson and Ruby Lake visited relatives in St Charles Cokeville. Lavern Harrup returned from Cokeville after visiting sisters. Laker visited Liberty relatives. Verna Pugmire returned from Elmer Parker ranch Oneida with Mary Parker. Keetch family traveled to Salt Lake to meet Eliza Keetch returning from LDS mission. Ada Jengen and Brigham City Christen sen accompany Ogden visitors.
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St. Charles Canyon
Ralph Booth
Ruby Lake
St. Charles
Cokeville
D. W. Clayton
Lavern Harrup
Joseph Laker
Liberty
Verna Pugmire
Elmer Parker
Oneida
Mary Parker
Pugmire
Wm. Keetch
Eliza Keetch
Salt Lake
L. D. S. Church
Parking Space Promise in Old Town Contradictions
A quirky local notice notes a parking spot a plate miles from the destination where cars are left while obtaining a permanent wave for the fenders. The item reads like a humorous guide to odd transport habits in a small town.
Stake Relief Society Conference Held August 21
The Bear Lake stake holds a Stake Relief Society conference in the tabernacle Sunday August 21 at 2 o'clock. The Union meeting set for that date is postponed to the following Sunday. General board members from Salt Lake will attend. meeting open to the public.
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Stake Relief Society
Bear Lake
Tabernacle
General Board
Salt Lake
Water leaks waste vast daily farm water supply
A U S Department of Agriculture finding shows a faucet leak the size of a pin wastes about 150 gallons daily. Even one drop per second loses around 4 gallons a day, causing substantial waste especially in hot weather when wells run low.
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States Department of Agriculture
Contract for 175 Acres of Oats on Hunt Island
Bid sought for binding 175 acres of oats on Hunt Island near Wadboro. Twine furnished. Contractor must have good outfit. a11-tf. vm J. R. Pugmire, Paris.
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Hunt Island
Wadboro
For Sale Mellette Separator Item
For sale Mellette separator used briefly priced at 35 dollars. Mrs Fred Windley St Charles offers this listing to readers.
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Fred Windley
St. Charles
Inmate King Seeks Pardon at Board Hearing
David King, ID 4376, an Idaho State Penitentiary inmate, will apply at the next Board of Pardons meeting for a pardon from a January 9 1981 Bear Lake County conviction. Also included are unrelated clippings mentioning a toy tire purchase, a child’s lullaby, and a Democratic convention sighting in Chicago with a Lions duo guard.
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David King
Idaho State Penitentiary
Board of Pardons
District Court of
State of Idaho
Bear Lake County
Most of us get what we deserve but only the successful admit it
The Pacific Rural Press features a reflective proverb on merit and success, noting that outcomes align with actions and that achievement often reveals itself to those who have earned it.
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Pacific Rural Press
Soda geyser discovered in Yellowstone Park
A cold geyser in Yellowstone national park spouts soda water to about three feet high. The water bubbles with carbon dioxide and could be flavored like lemon strawberry or orange if exploited as soda pop.
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Yellowstone Park
Wryo
Yellowstone National Park
Plan cuts feed cost for Boise hunger relief
Boise health officer W. H. Rhodes outlined a relief plan to feed the unemployed at six cents per person per day this winter. The proposal, designed to provide balanced wholesome meals, will be presented to charity organizations at a meeting.
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Boise
W. H. Rhodes
Blind Rastus radio voices prompt expert test
A board of experts tests Blind Rastus with a question about hearing voices without identifying the speaker. The reply is a swift cultural punchline, indicating the source is the radio. The exchange captures a period humor tone and racial caricature common to some newspapers.
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Rastus
Yassah
Veino Promises Quick Relief For Bad Leg Suffering
Dr. T Bayliff of Burley Idaho extols Veino as a guaranteed immediate relief for bad leg suffering and claims running sores heal quickly. The note presents a medical endorsement from a local optometrist and electro therapist.
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T. Bayliff
Burley
Idaho
A.litf
The Power of Love and Faith by Nancy Pugmire
Poem reflects on love as a healing force and God’s patient mercy. It urges forgiveness for those who repent and considers God’s loving guidance over suffering. Includes calls to seek true repentance and divine forgiveness.
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Nancy E._ Pugmire
Arrest of unlicensed peddlers eyed in Pocatello and Bannock
City and county law officers meeting with the chamber of commerce wholesalers committee said peddlers without proper licenses in Pocatello and Bannock county will be arrested. Some out of state peddlers have already been arrested and others remain active in the county. An old Indian joke and a note on Idaho pioneers are also mentioned in the clippings.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
Wholesalers Department Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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