Memorial Day Excursion and Happenings Around St Charles
About 30 St Charles residents motored to Logan for a Temple excursion on a day with good roads and ideal weather. The column lists many out of town visitors and local residents visiting relatives, attending funerals in Idaho Falls, and various Memorial Day gatherings across nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Logan
Memorial Day
Ephriam Winn
Ogden
McKay Pugmire
Merrill Mattson
Pocatello
Milton Williams
Montpelier
8. E. Clark
R. K. Nelson
Salt Lake
Marey Nelson
Coalville
la- Ray Oaks
Provo
R. P. Nelson
C. J. Johnson
Andrew Mattson
Ola Mattson
L. Henderson
Laketown
Mary Hunt
Chauncy
Pid
Leo Mattson
Russell Clayton
Paris
Geo
Horton
Kemmerer
Callie Lewis
Dingle
Vin Hansen
Blomington
Aurom Rich
N. H. Allred
Rich
Georgetown
Weston
Idaho
Scofield
Richard—Young
Thor Michaelson
Thelda Mattson
Joseph Bunderson
Clea Windley
Edna Cochran
Alvin Peterson
Niels Wilhelmsen
Hor House
Jesse Stewart
Melvin Hakansen
Brooker
Garden City
Preston Pugmire
Idaho Falls
Harold Brewer
Jos. Bunderson
Landon Pugmire
George Brewer
Burde
Western states unite to guard phosphate rock reserves
A four state cooperation in Idaho Montana Wyoming and Utah targets six billion tons of phosphate rock, the nation s largest deposit. Idaho alone holds over five billion tons with broader studies by land grant colleges and the USDA pressing on soil fertility and national welfare.
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Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
University of Idaho
United States
Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities
United States Department of Agriculture
Africa
Europe
Japan
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Land-Grant Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Land-Grant College and
Department of Agriculture Joint Committee
Absurd anecdotes and a tale of local humor spread
A string of old time jokes unfolds from a shave mishap to a southern colonel query about a new law. A brief funeral gag follows with a widow and sobbing count in a church. The piece ends with a punchline about a professor and a recurring shirt change.
Hold on says mate see land as sailors drift
Two shipwrecked sailors cling to a small raft in rough sea. One reader speaks of breaking commandments and praying for mercy while the other urges restraint, insisting land may be near. The scene captures a tense moment of hope amid peril.
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Frank Thompson
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Thomas and Sons
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Orlando Monson
Joe Jensen
Servative Bank
Wazio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Motpelier Laundry and Schmid Dry Cleaners
Montpelier, I
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Probak Junior ‘Blades
O. A. Fitzgerald
Christian Science Monitor
K. L. Johnson
Union Pacific
Boise
Joel L. Priest
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
S. Main Pocatello
F. M. Williams Mortuary
Mao
Charles Olson
Preston, Idaho
RADIO
Bernard
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Paris, Idaho
Phri
EYS
ABC
H. R. Shepherd Lumber Company
Otd Kellys
Kelly
Kellys
Peles
Covey Service