Special School Meeting and Election in Rural High School District
Notice declares a special meeting and election of Rural High School District No 1 Bear Lake County Idaho on June 27 1947 at 2 pm to decide whether the board may levy up to 8 mills for playing grounds gymnasiums beyond existing authority. Includes budget figures taxes voter qualifications and ballot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lee County
Idaho
Board of Trustees
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Notice to creditors in the estate of ALSHOR DOWLAND
Susan Nelson administratrix of the estate of Alice Lovie and Deceased invites all creditors to present claims within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers at the attorney's office in Bear Lake County Idaho where the estate's business is conducted. Dated May 26, 1947 with notice published June 5 and July 3, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Nelson
Alice Tove
D E Haddock
Aimin Sraton
Baris
Bear Lake
Lothair B. Rich
LeRoy Hirschi
Neils Wilhelmsen
Maurine Welling
Lovell Booth
Ola Jensen
Ray Rich
Glyde Erickson
Dayle Wilkes
Lavor Hemmert
Dennis Wilkes
John T Barker
Relief Society
Myra Bunderson
Olive Roberts
Lillian Crossley
Delila Swensen
Nina Michaelson
Lakota
Labor Department Established in 1913
The text notes the United States Department of Labor was established in 1913. It also states Grover Cleveland is the only person to have served two nonconsecutive terms as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Department of Labor
Grover Cleveland
United States
Temple Schedule and Ward Activities Highlight 1947
The temple schedule lists multiple wards and quorums with dates from June to December 1947. Events include talks on priesthood duties and gospel living, musical selections, and a golden wedding anniversary for Bro and Sister Eugene Hart. Closing with special speakers, choir numbers, and temple excursion plans for Liberty ward on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ovid
Paris
St. Charles
Bo LaVell
Ward
Thomas Piggott
Dean Ward
Thelma Bunderson
Norman Bateman
Bro
Sir Eugene Hart
Robert Dunford
Wm R. Bee
Jay Nelson
Vance Madsen
Paul Nelson
H H_ Broomhead
Bloomington
John Findlay
Marion Hymas
Idell Matthews
Edgar Poulsen Cyr
Heaven
Daryl Morgan
Lynn Austin
Liberty Ward
Lloyd Matthews
Brigham Young
Doyle Matthews
Maureen Brown
Ednad Dustin
Sal Lake
W W. Brown
God Be With You
Frank Brown
Buying Good Food Cheaply With Miss Mildred Haterly
Extension nutrition specialist Miss Mildred Haterly advises Idaho homemakers to plan meals weekly or semi weekly to cut grocery costs. Use simple meals with more salads, fewer desserts, and include Basic Seven foods daily. Plan gardens and home baking, use affordable staples, and favor seasonally cheaper fruits and vegetables. The note ends with a WWII veteran population estimate of 14.5 million as of March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Haterly
University of Idaho
Bond-a-Month Plan Expands Savings Bond Access Nationwide
More than 90 percent of U S commercial banks will offer the Bond-a-Month plan for automatic U S Savings Bond purchases. Depositors authorize monthly debits from checking accounts, with banks delivering bonds free of charge. The Treasury supplies forms and envelopes, and the American Bankers Association backs the program to aid national debt management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F W Sorgatz
First Security Bank of
Montpelier
Sorgatz
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Executive Council of
The
American Bankers Association
Re marriage Stops Widows Pensions
Widows of World War I and II veterans must return pension checks after remarriage under federal law. The Veterans Administration warns of severe penalties for violations and notes many widows in the area remarry monthly yet fail to notify officials to stop payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
Veterans Administration
Agriculture Department Announces New Yearbook 1943 1947
The Yearbook of Agriculture 1943 1947 titled Science in Farming is ready for distribution. It is a 1094 page Congressional document with 4135 reports and 136 pages of pictures, covering breeding, diseases, crops, beekeeping, and farm practices. Copies cost 200 to the Government Printing Office. Congress members receive free allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Science
Government Printing Office
Alfred Stefferud
Superintendent of Documents
Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Early Higher Education Leaders Sparked Negro Institute
The text notes the U S Extension work starting in 1883 under Dr Melville Doxey of Columbia University. It also cites Booker T Washington selecting the site to establish the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute in Alabama, growing into a leading historically Black institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Melville Doxey
Columbia University
Tuskeegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Alabama
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Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idsha
Agucush Cuenta Busca
ERB
State of
L. Austin
Alshor Dowland
Grimmett
Alice Lovie
Bloomington Ward
Laketown Ward
Norman Weston
Marjorie Robinson
Lila Johnson
Stanley Mattson
Howard Lamborn
Richard Lamborn
Glen Harley
Wayne Willis
Mark Q Cheney
Kay Lamborn
Sterling Cheney
Orval Thomas Bruce Thompson
Otto Mattson
Ronald Eller
Louise Mattson
Ethel Irwin
Otto
Ellis Lamborn
Cornell University of New York
Jesus
Letha Johnson
Nathel Weston
Mary Johnson
George H Robinson
St. Charles Ward
Ruel Monson
Bob H Monson
Ethel Hymas
Chair
Cleneth Arnell
Tion
Baking
W. Smith Hoge
Soda Springs
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Treasury
Agriculture Department
the New Yearbook of Agriculture
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Booker T Washington
Western
Hollywood
Sporting Goods
Newto
Salt Lake
Jclome
D.T. Wood Preserver
Gamblea
Bernard Allbands
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