County Agent Urges Early Record Keeping for Census
County Agent Hyrum Johnson advises farmers to start keeping records now to ease this fall census. Records aid quick reporting and save time for both farmers and census takers. All data are confidential and handled by the U.S. Bureau of Census. Three data types include farm resources, production and sales for 1959, and selected activities such as off farm work and inputs.
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Hyrum Johnson
U.S. Bureau of Census
Dairy month focus shows US lag in per capita dairy use
Census workers will be trained and sworn to confidentiality while collecting farmer questionnaires two weeks before census. US dairy consumption trails Ireland New Zealand and Finland, with Ireland leading at 1507 pounds per person annually and New Zealand at 1416. Finland follows at 1265, while Canada and the US top processed milk use. The US ranks fifteenth in all dairy, eighth in fluid milk and cream, and eleventh in cheese.
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United States
Ireland
New Zealand
Finland
Marlene Stegelmeier
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
New
Wanted waitress and various local ads in Idaho tiny notices
Help wanted for a waitress over 20 at Fish Haven Resort. For rent 25 acres pasture for summer at 378 dollars. Lost wallet with return to Herbert Ramey in Paris. Idaho russet potatoes 3 cents a pound, see Joe Laker or call 8884 in St. Charles. Pony wanted, call 3217. Used home appliances for sale including I G B Push Button Range 40 dollars Frigidaire 9 cu ft 85 dollars washer 25 dollars. Dryer 75 dollars. Deep Freeze 115 dollars. Contact Paris Shoe Shop for more info.
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Idaho
Joe Laker
St. Charles
Paris Shoe Shop
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Aboard
A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital records May 11 to May 18 shows numerous patients admitted for medical or accident reasons, including Mrs Lloyd Ipson and Helen Weston. Major surgeries noted for Mrs Dale Parker and Leona Hafso. Births include a baby girl for the Lindsay family and babies born to Hart and Bartlome.
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Lloyd” Ipson
Bennington
Helen Weston
Morrell Weston
Laketown
Utah
Oscar Arnel
Dingle
David
Hand
Montpelier
Don Humphreys
Peter Nielson
Cokeville
Dale L. Parker
Paris
Ettie C. Nate
Richard Sykes
F. J. Sykes
Clyde Jump
Brain Hayes
Georgetown
Shauna Swa
DeWayne Swa
Montpellier
Wayne Transtrum
St. Charles
Orval_Dustin
Garden ‘City
Fred McKee
Thomas V. Korton
Fred .DeOss
Soda Springs
Claude Willis
Harold Bunn
Wm. Vallentine
Douglas J. Phillips
Howard Johnson
Leona Hafso
Noble Hargo
Jerry Lloyd
Ettie C .Nate
McKay Lindsay
K. C. Julian
Samuel Hart
Raymond
George Bartlome
BYU Student Laurel Sorenson To Dance In Sand in Their Shoes
Laurel Sorenson a BYU student is chosen as one of the dancers for Sand in Their Shoes to be presented May 29 to June 38 at Provo. Mr and Mrs Norman E Weston express thanks for support after an accident and hospital stay.
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Laurel Sorenson
BYU
Provo
Norman E. Weston
Notice of Election for Library District Trustees
The Aimt sraunl section for See of the Bear free library district holds an election June 8 1959 from 1 pm to 6 pm at Montpelier and Paris branch libraries. Nominations for trustees due six days prior to election to Clerk Ralph Roghaar of Paris. Trustee terms 5 4 3 2 and 1 year. candidates must choose term.
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Aimt_sraunl
Freebrary
Montpelier
Paris
Library Board
Ralph Roghaar
Birthday Gatherings in Bloomington Honor Roger Ward
A birthday event for Master Roger Ward was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean T. Ward with relatives and friends from Bloomington and nearby communities in attendance. Visitors included Alma Findlay, George H. Ward, Shurtleff of Ovid, LeRoy Ward family, and Lavell Ward’s relatives. extended travels ranged to Chicago Detroit and Salt Lake City with numerous family members joining the celebration.
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Elwood Parker
Buh
Mra
Parker
James H. Gilbert
Paris
George Parker
Buhl
Roger Ward
Dean T. Ward
Alma Findlay
George H. Ward
Shirtleff
Ovid
LeRoy Ward
LaVell Ward
Chicago
Ward
Zula Chase
Ward Jensen
Dale Brooker
Pam
Salt Lake City
Verda Grunig
Brigham City
George Ward
Thomas Dunford
City
T. Jefferson
Dunford
Burt Payne
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Mark Madsen
Ace Madsen
Norma Anderson
Sarah Hart
Wendall Christensen
Paul
Provo
A. O. Christensen
Social Security Amendments Expand Disabled Child Benefits
The 1958 amendments loosen criteria for disabled children to receive benefits on a parent's Social Security record. A child under 18 now qualifies if meeting child-benefit rules, even if not mainly supported by the parent. A new application is required for prior denials. A representative will visit Montpelier at City Hall on the fourth Tuesday monthly.
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Stanton S._ Thompson
Rocatello Social Security Office
Montpelier
Declaration Begins With Given Phrase
The Declaration of Independence opens with the famous line When in the course of human events in 1776. The phrase signals a formal grievance and justification for colonial separation from Britain.
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Quee-Paris Post— Vol
Tin Oper
Carmel
Campbell
Chevron Supreme Asseme
Standard Oil Products
Ray
Chevron Service
Shepherd Clothing Store
Oxfords
Gertsch’s Market
Wylers Soup
Fish Haven Resort
Ivan Reese
Bloomington
Herbert Ramey
Robertson Drive
Boise
Russell Johnson
Alf Rogers
George Ramey
People’s Food Bank
Packard
Pontiac
Tom
Armstrong Furnaces
Grimmett Lumber & Hardware
Wilford
Michel
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Bear River Valley
Love Brothers
Fev Ee
S. G. Sleight CO
Paris Idaho
Enders
Love Drug Company
Adam & Eve
Norwest
MR. Clean
Swift Premium
Shankleys
Alc
Zargee Ess
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