County Commissioners Minutes January 8 1938 Totals and Appointments
Proceedings record the January 8 1938 county board meeting with the budget transfer of 2900 from classification B to A for salary and wages in the Road or Bridge Fund. It lists election registrars for 1938 and a long jury panel selected and approved, naming numerous individuals and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Irish Haven
Loveland
St. Charles
Evaley
Bloomington
Piggott
Paris
Catherine Innes Lanerk
David Orr
Tiberty
Edgar Poulsen
Sharon
Mary Hymas
Ovid
Venice Jensen
Bern—Vanca Kunz Noonan
Roy Jewett
Eight Mile
Hyrum Foster
Georgetown
Elizabeth Smith
Bennington
Inez Hall
East Montpeler
Melvina Wilson
West
Montpelier
Josephine Driver
Werdboro
O. T. Parker Dingle
Livestock Outlook and Local Budget Highlights
The board fixed Arthur Eborn’s caretaker salary at 75 dollars for the year. Tax cancellations were approved for Caroline Dayton widow exemption, Scofield, Roy Lyons, and other cases. Beer license applications approved for Kit Kat Con and multiple outlets. licenses issued upon fee payment. A livestock outlook from Los Angeles discusses meat and milk demand, advertising campaigns, and cooperative marketing potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hirschi
Lorenzo Jacobson
Tra Law
Loran Perkins
T. N. Stephens
J. C. Wilcox Charles Nate
W. H. Lindsay
Jr- Roy Twiss J C. Tuescher
Geo. L. Widmer
Chas F. Carlson
Co. N. Carlson
Reed Kunz Warren Wuthrick Thomas Bruce Latye Ipsen
David Buhler
Harvey Ga Delbert Knutti
J.J. Sarbach
Andy J. Wells
Elmer Smith
Arthur Eborn
Caroline Dayton
Federal Land Bank
Scofield
Roy Lyons
Kit Kat Con
Arthur Rice
Frep
Idsho Billiards
Taft Bros
O'Connor Cigar
O’connor Bros
Idaho phosphate deemed richest in nation by TVA
Idaho samples of phosphate hailed as the richest and most extensive in the nation by the Tennessee Valley Authority. Governor Barzilla Clark said TVA returned about eight tons of finished phosphate for Muscle Shoals processing and a $1,700,000 Montpelier plant could begin Idaho production to supply the northwest at about $28.50 per ton delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hstory
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Boise
Idaho
Tennessee Valley Authority
Barzilla Clark
TVA
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Jucki
Edgar Bunn Elgin
Bridges
A. L. Berrey
Edward Grosjean
Regue
J. H. Holmes
Delbert Jones
Robert Messerly
Justin W. Phelps
Lorenzo Levenson
F. Whitaker Alfred M. Dayton
J. Warren Shrine
John H. Kunz
Fred W. Boehme
F M. Brown
Dewey Johnson
Melvin Orr Leonard ‘Wilde Howard Thirkill
Crandell Dunn Oliver Wright
Edward Berger Albert Leeright
Chas Smith Allen ‘Wixom
Clinton Hansen
Ola Jensen Sorsen Rich F H. Briscoe
Hubert Jacobson
Dallas Athay
John H. Bird
R. W. Caldwell
Dow Johnson
Elmr
Wallace Weaver Sherman Dunn
G. W. Irving
J. D McGlellan Ellis Straw
F. R. Richards Ernest Dalrymple Edmund Monson
Arthur Windley
Jefferson Dunford
Victor Reese
H. N. Austin M. Collings Jr. DeVere Crawford
Chas G. Longhurst
Clarence John A. Aland
Lyle Bissegger
Donald Dimick
J. W. Hoskins
Thos. C. Jason Otto Krussell
Dave Parker
Walter Rohner
Frank D. Williams
John A. Beery
Joseph Lindsay John, Toomer
A. L. Eschiler
Harry Williams
Spencer Sorenson Rudolph Being Jr. Lister Skinner
Frank R. Bartechi
Albert L. Johnson
Alfred Blazer
Gimon Einzinger
Far
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
S. Main
Pocatello
D. N. Meek
Browning
C. O . Moore
Browning Building
Same
Paria Idaho
F. M. Williams Mary Service
Montpelier Laundry
Schmid Bros
Cleaners and Tailors
John R. Black
Coe Garrett
D. E. Haddock
Nanking
Paris Drug Store
M. Hill ‘Eddel
Edward Rieber
Lt. Davis Rainbow Cafe
John
Villanova
Sleight’s Cash Store
R. 8
Sleight Leeright Cigar Store
Frank Leeright Rosebud
Frank Leeright
Lakeview Cafe
Pulley &Skidmore Star
M. J. Schentk
Be’s Place
Barnell Wilkes Ell
Pugmire—Triangle Covey Service
S. G. Sleight Wilkes & Anderson
Gilbert Arnell
Los Angeles
United States
Triangle Conf
Bear Lake Coun
Bear
Lake County
Mile
Nervine
Hay
Montpolier Flour Mills
Kimball Sandberg
Esdy
Probak Jr
Probak Blades
Mr.farmer
Utah Power & Light Co
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