Cranberry Industry Faces Doubt Amid Health Controversy
Public anxiety grows over a weed killer used on crops, potential health risks, and calls for a national ban. Officials defend safety while producers fear irreparable damage as questions swirl about human tolerance, cooking effects, and cross crop use. A Missionary Testimonial announces Robert J. Transtrum’s upcoming departure for the North Central Station.
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Turkey
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Yowa
Local Social Roundup From F ish Haven Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Raymond Roberta visited. Dorothy Howell of Salt Lake City and Mary Ann Stock of Ogden to attend the Lolo Smith wedding. Tony Kearts birthday party. Mrs Alten Kearl to LDS hospital in Logan for eye surgery. Owen Stock and family hosted guests. weekend visitors include Diane Findlay Bonnie Shirley and Mary Evelyn Szott's party.
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Raymond Roberta
Clark
Dorothy Howell
Salt Lake City
Mary Ann Stock
Og‘den
Dean Smith
Tony
Mra
Wilford Price
Evanston
Wyoming
Eldon Cook
Joseph Evans
Montpelier
Alton Kearts
Diane
Harold Lewis
Ogden
Paris
Smith Gertsch
Bernard Wilks
Logan
Lloyd Passey
Bill Nye
Alvin Curless
McKay Passey
Leland Vallentine
Jimmy
Lanark
Ott Buchet
J. W. Bunn
Ly ‘Man Bunn
Ben Cleveland
St. Charles
Dallag Athay
Karl Sare
Salt Atho House
Karl Lowe
Dallas Athay
John Messerly
Jesse Scheidegger
Sharp
Ward
Ihe
Eee ‘Aiai
Steven
Clara aRich
Bobby
Dean” ‘Wileak
Eddie Wilcox
Elmer Wilcox
Emma Porter Dies in Logan Utah
Mrs. Emma Porter formerly of Ovid died at 6 00 am Wednesday in Logan Utah. She had lived in Logan for several years. Services will be held Saturday with time yet to be announced.
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Emma Porter
Ovid
Logan
Utah
Porter
Round About the Town Local social notes from Utah visits
Mrs Seymour Sleight visited Salt Lake City last week while Emil and Henry Grandy, John Stocker in Logan, and many other locals circulated through Montpelier and Clearfield. Raymond Webb returned from Bozeman with a healing cast and crutches.
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Seymour Sleight
Salt Lake City
Emil Grandy
Henry Grandy
Logan
John Stocker
L.D.8
Don Woolley
Annie Clingham
eSalt Lake City
Sparks
East Lake City
George Ramey Jr
Island Park
George Bumegiard
George Hemmerett
Montpelier
Henry Hemmerett
Conda
Peter Hemmerett
Douglas Shepherd
Wilford Michel
Sandra
Linda
Schildren’s ‘Hospital
Dan
Rich
Utah
Reith Chase
Mra
Vergil Rich
Simpson Rich
First Thanksgiving tradition and Plymouth survival tale
The article recounts the Plymouth Colony’s harsh winter, many losses, and the survival of a few. With spring friendly Indians taught farming, planting 26 acres of Indian corn and fish fertilization. A bountiful summer followed and a shared feast and prayers began the enduring Thanksgiving tradition.
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Plymouth
Peterson Tractor Co Names Representative for Bear Lake and Rich Counties
Peterson Tractor Co announces Allen Stephens as local representative to coordinate activities. He will work out of Paris and be available after school, evenings, and Saturdays. Stephens is a Bear Lake native raised in Montpelier and has five years as a Fielding High School trustee in Paris. He offers help on new and used farm machinery and invites callers for information.
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Peterson Tractor Service
Bear Lake
Rich
Allen Stephens
Paris
Stephens
Montpelier
Fielding High School
Co op Checks Go To Bear Lake Farmers Members
The Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Co op Assoc repays members with the last of the checks from a 10 year revolvement fund. Co op manager Bryan Booth notes some inactive members forgot they held equity and will receive desk payments not tied to milk marketing. The association returns all undistributed funds to members after plant improvements.
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Bear Lake Valley
Co-op Assoc
Bear Lake
Bryan Booth
Air Force cadet selection team to visit area
A United States Air Force selection team will visit the area from November 9 to November 30 to interview young men interested in flying training. Those selected will train as pilots or navigators. a college degree is not required. Eligibility includes age 19 to 20, high school graduation, and medical and mental fitness. Arrival points include Salt Lake City Provo Ogden Twin Falls Pocatello and Tolobo Falls with dates obtainable from local recruiters.
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Aiir
Belestion Toan
United States Air Force
Contingi
Jeffigers
Wilh Ig Ree
Salt Lake City
Provo
Ogden
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Tolobo Falls
USAF
Linda Hymas Named Harvest Ball Queen at Paria Pavilion
Linda Hymas daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldon Hymas of Liberty was named Harvest Ball Queen at the Seminary event Saturday night. Queen nominees from six wards were presented with corsages as Chad Pugmire announced the results. The program included a theme of autumn leaves, decorative stage design, and a waltz with the court, music by the Rhythmaires of Evanston Wyoming.
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Linda Hymas
Eldon Hymas
Liberty
Seminary
Paria Pavilion
Burdette Pugmire
Bear Lnake Stake
Chad Pugmire
Karen Summers
Ovid
Jean Bock
Paris
Sandra Roghaar
Ann Miller
Rhythimaires
Evanston
Wyoming
Ray Hall
Stake and Ward
Arthur Shirley
Glen Stock
Bishop
Roland Jausst
Delta Kappa Gamma Iota Deliberates Pocatello Meeting
Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met November 14 at Idaho Cafe Dining Room Soda Springs with twenty members and one guest present. They discussed the upcoming Association for the Supervision of Curriculum Development meeting in Pocatello November 20 and 21. Evelyn Thirkill led the discussion and Gertrude Freeman outlined the planned program Appraisal of the Teacher Training Program. The next meeting is December 12 at Idaho Cafe with the Annual Christmas party.
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Iota
Delta Kappa Gamma
Idaho Cafe
Soda Springs
Association For the Supervision of
Pocatello
Evelyn Thirkill
Gertrude-Freeman
Social Security Boost Aids Farmers and Families
October 1959 marks extended coverage for farm operators and their families under social security. Dis ability benefit eligibility requires 20 quarters in 40 prior to disability, with election options at tax time. Disabled farmers 50+ may receive first payments April 1960, with dependents eligible. Officials urge visits to the Pocatello office or Montpelier session November 24 for full disability requirements.
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Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello, Idaho
Social Security Office
Thompson
Cape
Poentella
Social Security
Montpelier
National Gold Spike Livestock Show Honors Fielding FFA
Sixteen boys from the Fielding Chapter of the Future Farmers of America attended the National Golden Spike Livestock Show in Ogden Utah on November 14. Terral Palmer won Grand Champion FFA fat lamb and Reserve Grand Champion steer amid judging and plant tours at Cream O Weber.
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Future Farmers of America
Ogden
Utah
Cream O Weber
Terral Palmer
Granampion Ffa
Charles Boy Named Bishop in Brigham City Utah
Orval Anderson, husband and father of three, was sustained as bishop in Brigham City Utah on Sunday November 8 1959. He runs a barber shop in Brigham City and is the father of two boys and a girl.
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Orval Anderson
Kurt Anderson
Peountolemia
Brigham City
Utah
Orval
Brig‘ham City
Post Office Urges Cooperation for Holiday Mail
Postmaster Taft Budge urged patrons to start Christmas mailings early to avoid rush. He stressed high gear operations, complete addresses, and using First Class rates for all cards. The appeal targets both local and out of town deliveries with deadlines of December 10 for distant mail and December 15 for nearby items.
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Taft Budge
Ion
Mulling
Pablus
Ata Yea
Budge
Income Tax Helps to Be Published Weekly
A column explains personal tax planning to reduce liabilities and maximize refunds. It urges accurate records, early planning, and consulting an accountant, noting actions before year end 1959 could affect 1960 taxes. It defends legal tax avoidance with a quote attributed to Judge Learned Hand.
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Learned Hand
Morse
Paris Post Christmas Gift Special Offer
The Paris Post announces a Christmas Gift Special with a very attractive price. An inside-page advertisement provides further details about the offer and how readers can take advantage of the deal.
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POST
The
Paris Post
Small towns urged to study growth and attract industry
A congress bill proposes an 18 member national commission to study small town growth and advise on bringing new industries and jobs to towns under 10 000 people. The author urges local initiative and outlines the need for organized collective action to put towns on the map.
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Congress
Con
U.S
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Robert J. Transtrum
Mission
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Robert
James N. Transtrum
Fish Haven News
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Miles Standish
Plymouth Rock
AIR Force
Charles Boy
Ezra J. Poulsen
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