Special Election in Rural High School District No 1 Idaho
Rural High School District No 1 Bear Lake County Idaho schedules a special meeting and election for June 30 1948 at 2 pm in each district precinct. Voters will decide on levies up to 9 mills plus up to 1 mill for playgrounds and gymnasiums with detailed budget figures and eligibility rules. The notice lists assessed valuation 1 443 434 00 and estimated operating costs 47 189 92 with expected levies to raise 25 425 20 and allocations from state county funds. Voting by secret ballot and qualification details are provided for electors and taxpayers in the district.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Board of Trustees
T L. Austin
Record price for a single stamp shocks collectors
Britannica notes the top price for one postage stamp surpassed 45 000 dollars. The item, a one cent British Guiana from the Arthur Hind collection, sold at auction amid the Great Depression years 1933 and 1994.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
British Guiana
Arthur Hind
Snakes Absent From Craters of the Moon Range
The article notes snakes are unknown in Idaho’s Craters of the Moon national monument due to rough terrain hindering their travel through the rugged landscape.
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Idahos
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Dangers of Hog Cholera Virus and Idaho Scenery
A note warns that even a minuscule drop of hog cholera virus can kill an unprotected pig. The text also mentions the annual Lake Lowell sailboat Regatta in Idaho and scenic tours to Sulphur Mountain near Soda Springs, plus routes to Kootenai and Moyle River canyons in northern Idaho.
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Lake Lowell
Idaho
Soda Springs
Kootenai
Moyle River
Trousseau tea and wedding in Fish Haven honors June Paxton
A trousseau tea at Grandmother Elsie Tufts’s home welcomed June Paxton who later wed David Collings of Paris. Local events included Daughters of Utah Pioneers meetings with music and history, and numerous weekend visitors from Idaho Falls, Ogden, and Evanston visiting area families. Decoration day gatherings featured extended families across multiple towns.
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Trousseau
June Paxton
Elsie Tufts
Miss Paxton
David Collings
Paris
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Wenonah Shirley
Ethel Perkins
Jennie Pugmire
Ruth Beyeler
Orean Stock
Drucilla Wilkes
Juanita Loveland
June W Loveland
Charlotte Curles
June Loveland
Thos. Johnson
Alexander
Glenn Stocks
Junior Smith
Harold Loveland
Idaho Falls
Thos Smith
Ray Pritcher
Don Smith
Ogden and
CR. Beyeler
Leslie L. Price
Velman Stud
Myrtle Dalton
Ogden
Cyclone damages Laketown coop and nearby homes
A May Laketown report details a late week cyclone near Robinson’s store that toppled a chicken house, scattered debris, and burned another coop later the same day. No fatalities. residents include Wendell Johnson, Mrs Earley, and Del Ford Webb among others with multiple trips to Montpelier and Logan. local events and visitors noted.
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Laketown
Robinson's Store
Percy D. Moffat
Bishop Robinson
Leen Kearl
Wendell Johnson
Percy D Moffat
Salt Lake City
Hull
Merle Thomas
Donna
Jennie Lee
Eller
Delford Webb
Charles Eller
New Automobiles Spark local spring interest in St Charles
Mr and Mrs Whitney Transtrum enjoy a test ride in a new car and spend the weekend with their son Daryle and his wife in Pocatello. Terry Daniels visits at home Sunday and plans to help at Hot Springs until Billie Wilson’s school ends in Salt Lake City. George Hulme and friend were in town, L T Pugmire trips to Noonan and Logan to bring Ila Mae home, Veda Bunderson returns from teaching, Donald Stewart visits Logan on business, and John Laker returns from a winter in Arizona.
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Louis Pugmire
Ila Mae
St Charles
Schaub
Logan
Paul Kear
Everett Barker
Sage
Wyo
Laramie
Whitney Transtrum
Pocatello
Daryle
Terry Daniels
Billie Wilson
Salt Lakes
Idaho Mountaintops Bloom With Syringa State Flower
Syringa blossoms, the state flower, blanket Idaho's mountainsides each spring. Examples of bamboo and tobacco have been grown at Lewiston, Idaho, only 200 miles from the Canadian border.
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Idaho
Lewiston
Canadian
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Supt. Passey
Randolph
Harold Johnson
Ithica
DUP
T the Relief Society Hall
Afton
Roscoe Floyd
Claude Willis
Orval and
Terry
Mary Watson
Relief Society
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Vernon
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Stokes
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