Mrs Ross Accepts Cook Position at Bar B Ranch
Mrs Ross begins a three month stint as cook for the Bar B ranch at Jackson after being selected during the week. The piece notes several social visits and medical trips including Albert Weston’s treatment in Logan and Mrs Hattie Mattson’s illness requiring Montpelier care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Y
Jackson
Ross
John H. Weston
Wilford Robinson
Ross Cheney
Francis Tingey
Albert ‘Weston
Logan
Colleen Johnson
Brigham City Journal
Harold Johnson
Itinerary for Idaho Wool Contest Showcases Young Designers
The American Wool Council funds a Wool Contest in Idaho for girls ages 14 to 21 with top winners receiving jet trips to the Caribbean and nine days of luxury and industry exposure in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Jamaica. The program includes $35,000 in scholarships and merchandise, with 43 girls invited to the National Fashion Show in Albuquerque on January 20, 1964. A separate 13–14 age subdeb contest exists and six Wool Fashion Shows will be held statewide including Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woal Council
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Jamaica
Blackfoot
Boise
Idaho
Soda Springs
Community notes and family visits amid harvests and health
Gifford Weston travels from Dillon to tend his ailing father Thomas G Weston. 4H members camp at Temple Flat, enjoying meals in near freezing weather as primary officers lead a five mile hike up Mill canyon. Hay making is active while crops stay strong despite hazards. George Earley visits Heber City for his daughter’s family and Mrs Earley’s eye operation recovery. Harold Johnson drives Colleen back to her journal post in Brigham City. Verl Tolley hosts relatives for the weekend as her husband oversees irrigation water. Display the Flag on July 4th. A light jest notes candle burning at both ends and keeping a wife in the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Weston
Dillon
Mont
Thomas G .Weston
Temple Flat
Mill Canyon
George Earley
Heber City
Alfred Smiths
Earley
Harold Johnson
Brigham City
Colleen
Verl Tolley
Irrigation Company
Bloomington Home Arts Club Meets with Social Guests
The Bloomington Home Arts club gathered Wednesday at Margaret Painters with Sandra Bee as co host. Members included Nadine Nelson LaRue Piggott Darlene Payne Kay Reese Lois Thomas Nada Jean Thomas and many others. Visiting friends came from Bountiful Pocatello St Charles Provo Namps Evans ton and Brigham City as well as numerous local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Painters
Sandra Bee
Nadine Nelson
LaRue Piggott
Darlene Payne
Kay Reese
Lois Thomas
Nada Jean Thomas
Lark Bateman
Cleone Payne
Gladys Jacobson
Blanche Piggott
Vera Dunford
Mazie Bohi
Bountiful
Mike Pugmire
Pocatello
Merrill Piggott
Carrie Briscoe
Hette Cleveland
St. Charles
Lizzie Wing
Provo
Royal Thornock
Namps
Clifford Price
Verden Thornock
Sid Thornock
Montpelier
Joe Thornock
Shirley Thorn
Rulon Hansen
Hansen
Hooper Springs
Dean Nelson
Darby
Mont
Harold
Clint Whitfield
Orem
C. N. Hayward
George Piggott
Logan Canyon
H. G. Woodward
Rex Rovig
Blackfoot
Mayo Krogue
Christensen
A. J. Winters
Dean Ward
Boise
Marion
Lake County
Eugene Hart
Kaysville
Sherman Hart
Arden Bundersons
Star Valley
Wiffen Bate
Leslie Christensens
DeLorn Nelsons
Vance Madsen
Asa Madset
Bertha Thornock
Thames Piggotts
LaVell Ward
Alma Findlays
Bryan Haddock
John Ward
Heber Dunford
Steven Laker
Max Bundenson
Brem Haddock
Todd Bateman
Preston
Pars
Saline Gall
California
Beatrice Welker
Nem~pa
A. 0. Christensen
Reed Haddock
Preston Thomas
Matthews
Emigration Canyon
Lihoma
Bloomington Canyon
Margaret Painter
Amy Ward
Karen Ward
Corrette Reese
Nancy Haddock
Shethy Bird
Dru
Ann Painter
Colleen Piggott
Connie Thomas
Arlette Thornock
Dennis Madsen
Charles Piggott
Brent
Kent
Glen Peterson
Brigham City
Jefferson Dunford
Rodney Stone
Pearl Bateman
Sharon Baten
Inez Findlay
Wilma Bateman
Fern Thornock
Evelyn Findlay
Meryl Ward
George Ward
Nephi Chase
Clarence Smiths
Kemeter
Hugh Wards
Thomas
Idaho Cows Maintain National Lead In Milk Output
Idaho dairy data show 1962 averages of 8 320 pounds milk and 310 fat per cow, placing Idaho in the national top ten for both. Total Idaho cows in production fell to 197 000 as fewer cows produced, while the Dairy Herd Improvement program yielded 11 0382 pounds of milk and 428 pounds of fat, ranking Idaho eleventh in that measure. Nationally California tops both milk and fat. Idaho observes National Farm Safety Week July 21 27 with emphasis on reducing farm accidents. 28 fatal farm accidents were reported in 1962, the highest in 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
George Cleveland
University of Idaho Extension Service
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
California
G. BE. McBroom
Mountain
Idaho Farm Safety Committee
Progress Toward Safer Bloat Preventives for Livestock
A Department of Agriculture bulletin notes progress against ruminant bloat from alfalfa and clover, but current preventives fall short. Future methods may save about 50 million dollars annually. Prevention challenges include timing and administration, with pastures needing careful management and occasional veterinary intervention for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
England
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Laketown News
Po Imacher
Anne N Vooub
Ganitone
Handmacher
Montpelier, Idaho
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Idaho, Montana
Nevada
Utah
Evanston
Naughton Steam Electric Plant
Lake
Viva Naughton and Dam
Upat
Wyoming
Lincoln Service Corp
Kemmerer
Pacific Power & Light CO
Rocky Mountain
Utah Power & Light Company
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bloomington
W. C. Stock
Carlsen’s
Andrews Auto Wax
Carlsen
Paris, Idaho
Minnetonka Cave
Cache National Forest
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