Notice of highway sign removal under Idaho law
Official notice warns that signs on public roads or on private property visible from the highway that advise or direct traffic or show distances violate Idaho highway sections. Signs not removed by July 15, 1948, will be moved or removed with costs and penalties charged to owners. EB W Sinclair Commissioner of Public Works. Careless handling of stock on farms and markets costs American farmers about 14 million dollars annually.
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Idaho Bureau of Hiways
Idaho Department of Public Works
Idaho
State of
Idaho Bureau of Highways
EB. W. Sinclair
Commisoner of Public Works
Conda News Notes Social Visits and Health Updates
Mrs Dan Frazier was called to Glenns Ferry for her father’s illness. Audrey and Brent Lewis visited Conda Tuesday evening. Max Lewis returned from Logan. Lisle Christensen came home from Twin Falls. LaWana Bunn had chicken pox at home. Theron Sleight and others attended a Seventies Quorum party at Hooper Spring. Conda G M ladies Auxiliary met at Hooper Spring with President Lavern Wallentine. Soaking clothes saves hot water and wear. soak fifteen to twenty minutes in lukewarm water. Soaping collars helps save.
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Dan Frazier
Glenns Ferry
Theron
Jay Cragan
Hooper Spring
Idaho
Conda Gmadies
LaVern Wallentine
Veterans Admin announces new G I loan appraisal system
The Veterans Administration unveils reforms to the G I home loan appraisal process. Appraisers will report directly to the VA, lenders receive certificates of reasonable value, and veterans will be informed by letter about property condition and maintenance costs. The changes aim to reduce veteran complaints about workmanship and appraisal shortcomings.
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Veterans Administration
Th VA
Weekend visitors and travel notes from Laketown region
Local notices record weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Stanley Mattson in Idaho, trips by Myron Cook and others to Idaho Falls and Tremonton, and multiple letters from residents of Ogden Logan Montpelier and Salt Lake City. A cost of water use comparison and dairy bull safety guidance conclude the page.
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Stanley Mattson
Idaho
Myron Cook
Kieth
Sharon
Idaho Falls
Ross Chenny
Earl Satterthwaite
Arnold Barker
Tremonton
Montpelier
Uncle Sam Urges Teens Save With Savings Bonds
The U S Treasury urges young people to invest their summer earnings in United States Savings Bonds to build a nestegg for future goals. Adults are reminded to show how payroll savings can grow investments for junior and sis, ensuring a steady economy.
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United States
Junior
Sis
U. S. Treasury Department
Farm Profitability Drives Self Sufficiency
A farm that predominantly appears in profit shows tends toward producing its own food and feed needs, reducing reliance on external inputs and strengthening resilience.
City urged to care about soil erosion impact
Officials warn erosion threatens crops and urban soils alike. The message stresses everyone relies on healthy soil for food, whether one eats to live or lives to eat.
Farm Fires Cause Vast Losses to Families and Homes
Farm families lose about 3500 ire and 100 million dollars in property yearly due to fires. The figure implies nearly 10 deaths daily from farm fires across the nation.
Confident Republicans Name Dewey Warren Ticket for 1948
At the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York secured the presidential nomination on the first ballot amid strong support and a large Dewey blitz. Warren of California was nominated for vice president after Stassen withdrew, with Warren's acclamation. The platform backed ERP and UN goals, civil rights, and broad domestic reforms.
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Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Charles Halleck
Indiana
John Bricker
Ohio
Warren
Dewey
Earl Warren
Californias
Arizona
Harold E. Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Carroll Reese
Tennessee
GOP National Committee
Douglas McArthur
Dwight Green
Ilinois
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Taft
Stassen
Minnesota
Kenn Sigler
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Keystone State
James J. Duff
Vandenburg
Missouri
James P. Kem
Forrest Donnell
Deway
Resolutions Committee
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusettes
Television Brings Live Coverage to Convention Hub
Governor Dwight Green of Illinois delivered a keynote at the convention but the Tlinois delegation shifted to Taft. For the first time network television carried the live scenes from Richmond to Boston with pooled coverage. viewers in Philadelphia and lounges watched the processings as the convention proceeded.
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Dwight Green
Ilnois
Tlinoils
Green
Dewey
Taft
Seaboard
Richmond
Boston
Philadelphia
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