Asiatic Type Flu Not Of Epidemic Nature In State
An advisory notes the Asiatic influenza is not an epidemic threat in Idaho. It often affects adolescents and young adults with mild symptoms lasting two to five days. Rest in bed, avoid panic, and seek physician care if symptoms worsen to prevent pneumonia or relapse.
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Ordinance funds approved for St Charles Idaho village
The Village of St Charles Idaho adopts Ordinance No 16 authorizing appropriations from general tax levy and other receipts for 1956 57. Allocations include maintenance water system taxes election supplies road and bridge park improvements cemetery and clerical and audit costs totaling 5156 37 with a July 15 1957 effective date.
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St Charles
Idaho
Village Board of
St Charles Idaho
Municipal League
St. Charles
Ralph Booth
Attest and Mattson
On Hand Journal
Journal
Montpelier City
Ane Wewnc
Paris City
Bloomington Village
Aeee Veeene
Georgetown Village
St. Charles Village
Taylor Grazing Area
Modern Farm Laundry Plans Improve Home Life
A farm family adapts by placing an electric water heater and automatic washer in a basement to fit current space. They plan future upgrades to move appliances to the kitchen area as funds and builders arrive, improving daily chores while awaiting a full first floor laundry.
Lanark News Shows Local Moves and Upcoming Service
MIA girls traveled to Lakota with Mrs Margaret Passey supervising. Visitors include Jeanette Passey and the Passey family, with many attending gatherings at the Leo Passey home as DeVerl prepares to enter the armed services. President Fred J Price of Paris spoke at Sunday meetings.
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Mia
Lakota
Margaret Passey
LaRue Beck
Gayle Eborn
Jeanette Passey
Brenda Eborn
Joann Wallentine
Nona Parker
Judy Parker
Irwin Parker
Don Stuck
Logan
Jean Passey
Margaret Ann
John of
Ashton
Melvin Passey
Leo Passeys
DeVerl
Armed Services
Earl Findlay
B H Findlay
Paris
Fred J Price
Robert Ringle
Leo Passey
Breakfast essentials health department urges substantial morning meal
The health department stresses a substantial breakfast to break a ten to twelve hour fast. A good breakfast fuels energy for morning activities, supports tissue repair, and prevents mid morning hunger. It should include fruit juice cereal or egg, bread and butter, and milk, with meat optional for a larger meal.
Idaho Hatchery Output Drops Sharply in June 1957
USDA Idaho reports June 1957 chick production at 180000, 42 percent below June 1956 and about 35 percent under the 1951 55 average of 277000. Broilers decline from 220000 to 99000, egg chicks from 91000 to 81000, with feed price ratios rising modestly.
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Idaho
Usda Crop Reporting Service
Notice to Creditors in Samuel W Lewis Estate
Olive Lewis Administratrix of Samuel W Lewis deceased asks creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notice dated July 3 1937, published July 11 and subsequent dates in 1957, at Paris Idaho.
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Samuel W Lewis
Olive Lewis
Paris
Lake County
Idaho
Probate Notice in Bear Lake County Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Emma C Clayton deceased notice is given by Robert P Clayton administrator to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims at the office of D E Haddock attorney in Paris Idaho. The first publication is June 27 1957 with subsequent notices on July 4 11 18 and 25 1957.
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Emma C Clayton
Robert P Clayton
D E Haddock
Kastorila
Bear Lake County Funds Report for Quarter Ending July 6 1957
The Bear Lake County Idaho operations report summarizes the funds and financial status for the quarter ending July 6 1957. It verifies accuracy with the county treasurer Juanita W Smart certifying the statement as true and correct.
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Bear Lake County
Ida
Juanita W. Smart
Idaho Horticulturist to Present Paper at Stanford
Walter C Sparks associate horticulturist at the University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment station Aberdeen will present a research paper at the American Institute of Biological Sciences convention at Stanford University August 25 29 The study examines gamma ray effects from fission product waste on potato tuber storage and anatomy.
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Walter C Sparks
University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Aberdeen
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Stanford University
American Society of Horticultural Sciences
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