Idaho extends minimum wage law and hours reform
The new Idaho minimum wage rose to $1.00 per hour and the 9 hour daily limit was repealed. The law provides time and a half for overtime up to 48 hours per week and applies to most operations except specific exemptions. Special licenses for handicapped and learner employees are issued by the Department of Labor.
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Idaho
W L Robison
Merian
Mingoin Wise
Rob
Ho Yuouls
State Department of Tabs
Wis
Deopurtama
Babor
Licensis
Nour Officr
Findlay family reunion and local church events in Fish Haven
Sunday visits to the Howell home. a Findlay family reunion at the church last week. multiple welfare and church meetings in Paris and Salt Lake. school and sacrament activities led by Howell, Perkins, and Stock members. several families including Erickson, Jensen, Howell, Smith, and Aguirre noted in weekly diary of community.
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LeGrand Smith
Alfred Howell
Renee
Carol Alicia ‘Hwell
Ethel and
Juanita Perkins
Dhores Smith
Claree Jensen
Ger‘aldine Shirler
Wilma Erick
Leie Smith
Gladys Gray
Harriett Jensen
Garen Howell
Pocatello
Rolland Jaussi
Dewey Jensen
Leon Howell
Alicia Howell
Dolores Smith
Salt Lake
Carol Howell
Sia Springs
Shirley
Evanston
andVirs Rolland Jauss
Ray Stock
Surday
Daless
Lynn C_ Beyeler
Vickie
Sacrament
Boyan Book
Max Perkins Terral
Solo
Claudia Stocker
Clyde Taylor
Ae.s
Grant Findlay
Donovan Howell Vaclet
Parley
Evan Shirley
Spencer Hawkins
Earl Loveland
Dean Smith
Sterling Walen
Dan Erickson
E Hel Perkins
Utah
Community Notes and Local Visits in Laketown
Local residents report visits across Utah and California including Harold Johnsons family in San Bernardino and Rexburg trips. Renee Thornock wed Robert Earley and plans a honeymoon through Jackson Yellowstone Park. New homes rise along Siddoway Lane lakefront. city readies pothole fixes and a Scout cleanup project with up to 400 scouts expected.
Labor rules exclude certain female fruit and vegetable workers
The text states that hours above a threshold apply to men but not to females employed in harvesting, packing, curing, canning, or drying any perishable fruit or vegetable. It limits overtime rules to other workers on a given day or week and specifies exemptions for the described roles.
Frozen Green Pea Gourmet Dinner
A budget friendly casserole combines butter flour and seasonings with half and half cheese peas beef mushrooms eggs and pimiento folded into a hot noodle topped dish. A flavorful one dish meal designed for economical family dinners uses canned beef chow mein noodles and green pepper for texture.
County Agent Advises Egg Care In Warm Weather
The county agricultural agent Hyrum Johnson warns warm weather harms freshness of eggs. Gather eggs at least three times daily and cool quickly. Aim for 50 degrees, moisture matters, store in cool areas, and market twice weekly. Idaho's oldest newspaper, $3 year.
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Hyrum Johnson
Garden City cleans up as beautification drive progresses
Garden City area advances its community clean-up campaign led by Ruth Hanzen. Fences and sheds removed, barns improved, and streets cleared as residents urged to join the effort to make Garden City the Garden Spot of Utah.
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Garden City
Ruth Hanzen
Eldon Pope's
Utah
Rich County Rodeo Queen Contest Set for June 24
The Rich County Fair and Rodeo hosts a queen contest Monday June 24 at 7 p.m. at the Rich County fairgrounds Randolph. Contestants must be 16 by the fair and rodeo, ages 16 to 25 and single. Judging weights: horsemanship 60 percent, personality 15 percent, appearance 15 percent, horse 10 percent. Attendants may also compete. call Mrs Drew Cook in Garden City to enter.
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Rich County
Rich County Fairgrounds
Randolph
Drew Cook
Garden City
Wyler Family Update and Local Happenings in Garden City
Mr and Mrs Duaine Wyler visit his parents the Lowell Gibbons while he serves overseas in Virginia. wife plans to stay in Garden City. Navy son Paul Kay lands back stateside after overseas duty. phone call reports. Local car accident between Garden City and Laketown leaves Kaye Calder, Ellen, Kathy Tremelling and others uninjured. car a total loss. Ward conference held with Bishop Tremelling and President Nelson presiding. multiple speakers and hymns noted. Learn to take life as it comes prepare to be unprepared.
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Duaine Wyler
Lowell Gibbons
Wyler
Virginia
Colorado
Allen Spence
Paul Kay
Sherman Lutz
Garden City
Laketown
Lee Wahlstrom
Kaye Calder
Ellen
Kathy Tremelling
Carmen
Dee Ann Booth
Diane Kearl
RaNee Thornock
Robert Earley
Mark Hodges
Yellowstone Park
LaVere Hansen
David Calder
Ogden
LeRoy Hansens
Dean Nicholls
Reed Jensen
iLogan
Ross Hodges
Sterling Rich
Blaine Rich
Smithfield
Alfred Pope
Washington
Preston Pugmire
Willis Benson
Lottie Wallenzine
Las Vegas
Nev
LaVoy
Ivan Hildt
Jeannie Hildt
Clinton Tremesing
Jay Nelson
Whitney Transtrum
Reed Hymas
God
Sue Negus
Mattie Price
Kao Cook
Ward
Bishop Tremelling
Russell Satterthwaite
the Lord
Stanley Hansen
Gillman Merritt
D. K. Malcolm
Wayne Cook
Gordon Tremelling
Leon Hodges
Thayne Hansen
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Fish Haven News
Laketown News
Robert Wood
Leland Weod
Hermin Weed
Myrtle Bitter
J C Robinson
Rexburg
Ueon
Harold Johnson
Daugher
San Bernardino
Calf
Harold
Johnson
Ros Cheney
Wark Cheney
Vernal
Flaming Gorge
Paul Kearls
del Cooks
Willis Kearl
Renee Thornock
Bisho Harold Johnson
George Earley
Paris
Shirley Johnson
Christ
Mary Johns
Norman Johnson
Calvary
Coleen Johnson
Mary Johnson
John H Weson
Vernon Robinson
Siddoway Lane Lake
Colleen Johnson
USA
Box Elder Journal
Brigham City
Elijah Willis
Clark
Reed and
Carden
Wayne
Joyce Willis
J Cheney
Willis
Brent Weston
Logan
Lorin Weston
Darlene
J B Bremers
California
Up&l
Mark Cheney
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Montpelier
W. C. Stock
Montpelier, Idaho
Garden City Area
Garden City News
Pocket Touraide
Conoco
U. S
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
Hawaii
Beck’s Service
Friendship Garden
Bear Lake Rangers
Gilbert Nordgren
Bear Lake Electric
Arena
Don Hunter
Bear Lake
Walter Ward
Max Eborn
Glen Ward
LaMar Price
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