Death and church ties mark St Charles notices
Mrs. Azella Horton of Kemmerer visits the Albert Arnell family. Word comes of the sudden death of Mrs. Elgie Humphries Pugmire wife of McKay Pugmire of Pocatello funeral arrangements await word from a son in Spain. Laurel Pugmire and others in the M I A host a dinner for fathers. The ward cleans the hall for a pot luck luncheon after a service week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azella Horton
Kemmerer
Albert Arnell
Elgie Humphries Pugmire
McKay Pugmire
Pocatello
Spain
Laurel Pugmire
Landon Pugmire
Laurel
Laurel Girls
Local Dinner Guests Share Weekend Visits and Trips
Bloomington residents hosted numerous visitors from Georgetown Montpldlier St. Charles and Ogden over the weekend. Trips included Mr and Mrs Ray Bateman departing for Omaha with stops in Denver returning January 25. Edward Mecham prepares for a Berlin mission. A Laurels fathers dinner was held Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Payne
Lot Payne
Georgetown
Archie Bee
Robert Talat
Susan
Rex
Montpbdlier
Gary Payne
James Payne
Rith Hemmert
St. Charles
Delora Nelson
Dave Pugmire
Elza Bunderson
Ogden
Howard Ward
Berlin
Germany
Athol Stone
Robert of
Bountiful
T. J. Dunford
The
Laurels
Community Dinners and Parties Highlight Local Gatherings
Attendees included bishops Hade dock Mia Blanche Piggott Jean Ward Jang Alfred Hart Marion Vernon Bateman Linda Bateman Thomas Piggott Susan Bruce Thornock Marlene. Relief Society served four dinners for stake senior priesthood banquet. Thursday dy daughter party featured games dinner dancing for Lihoma girls and fathers with numerous couples and relatives listed. Weekend visits included Thornocks Baye and Pope Cokuvitta families. Boise trip for American Legion event. Chicago visitors photographing Lavell Ward family for a national magazine. Sunday court of honor in Garden City with Ward Farnter Haddock Findlay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadedock
Mia
Blanche Piggott
Jean
LaVell Ward
Jang
Alfred Hart
Marion
Vernon Bateman
Linda Bateman
Thomas Piggott
Susan
Bruce Thornock
Marlene
Relief Society
Stake
Lihoma
Charmin
Howard Ward
Carol
Russell Payne
Jolene
Harold Reese
Tamara
Hulme Dunford
Marie
John Findlay
Janice
Karel Thomas
Connie
Cecil Thornock
Arlette
Thomas Painter
DiAnn
Colleen
Leslie Bolton
Paul Haddock
Charles Hulme
Ben Bateman
LaMar Thornock
Baye
Wilber Pope
Cokuvitta
Verden Thornock
Sidney Thornock
Burton Thomas
Montpelier
Nora Roun
Preston Thomas
Boise
American Legion
Frank Miller
Bob Brigham
Chicago
Bloomington
George Rommey
Rommey
Ward
Garden City
John and
Roger
Thomas Farnter
Reed Haddock
Venile Bee
Heber Dunford
Wayne Painter
Brent Haddock
Bobby
Tommy Findlay
Liberty
Jesse Matthews
Mastitis Costs Dairy Owner Huge Sum Throughout Year
Dairy farmers face hidden and out of pocket costs from mastitis. Veterinary bills and discarded milk cut income, while tissue damage reduces yield and increases culling risk. A county Iowa program shows $20,000 added dairy proceeds. strong management can minimize mastitis losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asys Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
Iowa
Sidewalls and Country Roads Stretchable Yarns Move Forward
Department of Agriculture reports stretch cottons produced by crimps that let yarns be pulled out yet snap back. Tests show potential for slacks swimsuits hosiery and auto upholstery linings. Eggs provide essential amino acids and vitamins with minerals including calcium iron and zinc. average egg has 75 calories. Water quality affects reconstituting dry milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Milk flavor problems from minerals in water
The article explains that even wholesome water can impart off flavors to reconstituted milk, with tests showing mixed results across sources. It advises heating water before mixing or pasteurizing the reconstituted product to improve taste and shelf life, noting six days as a practical maximum. It also covers rug stain removal with rapid action and specific detergent and vinegar steps.
Bachelor’s Lament and Cleaning Tips Mixed Verse
A fragmented passage blends stain removal advice for gum, fruit juices, and various substances with a poetic aside titled Bachelor’s Lament. The verse mocks extravagance while segueing into a subscription prompt for The Post at $2.50 a year.
Mass advertising and mass selling in the market
The passage argues that mass advertising acts as a self policing force and only a first rate, fairly priced product can endure the glare of national advertising. It notes that heavily advertised items like soaps, breakfast foods, refrigerators, autos, silverware, and radios symbolize elite commercial goods.
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ST. Charles News
Annex
Ada Pugmire
Doreen Hirschi
Lois Williams
Nola
Erma Pugmire
L. D. Young
Brigham City
Junior Pugmire
Chad
Logan L. D
Temple
Carl Anderson
Kurt Anderson
Hyrum
Kurt Andersons
Utah
Larry Jaussi
Clifford Price
Paris
Robert Transtrum
Riley Crossley
Arlo Rasmussen
Bishop Booth
Howard Mecham Jott
Lynal Rosenburg
Camp Lifton
Saniténe
Milt Aa AL
Theatre
Paris, Idaho
Bear Lake
Stephen Boyd
Juliette Greco
David Wayne
Rock Hudson
Gina Lollobrigida
Saundra Dee
Bobby Darin
Walter Slezak
Robert Stack
Dorothy Malone
George Sanders
Edmond O’brien
Hucklebery
Lawless Breed and
Wes A Laty
Ming
Bella
Taragan
the Ape Man
the Time Machine
Rimarron , Gone With
Dog of
Flanders
By Marom
California
American Institute OF Banking
Javorgs Maal
Marlene Stegelmeier
Appaloosa Stud Service
Thin Stallion
America
Rogers Brothers
Appaloosa
Ida
Journal Credit
Journal Debit
City
Paris City
Bloomington Village
Georgetown Village
St. Charles Village
Taylor Grazing
Sae Eeeeeces
Social Security Poceneeresescesenssnenee
Emere Ewes Occas
Sam’v.gunes
Juanita W. Smart
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