Idaho Developments in First Year of Congress Highlight Federal Spending
Senator Dworshak lists about 25 Idaho initiatives in the 86th Congress including university grants armory funds and Indian Bureau studies. Totals range from twelve thousand to one percent million with taxes and a contaminant payroll cost about 137 million and 90 million respectively, prompting critique of federal role and inflation risks.
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Dworshak
Idaho
Indian Bureau
Maurice H. Stan
Era Drive Aids Parish Subscription Campaign
Era directors seek support for a weekly drive offering two sets of subscriptions. Each word group requires at least 41 and 56 subscriptions respectively. The November issue will feature color pictures of the twelve disciples of Christ with articles by President David O. McKay.
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Paris
Int Aid
Paria
Disciples of Christ
David O.’ McKay
Drivers Licenses To Be Checked In Oct
Beginning in October the Law Enforcement Department will conduct ongoing checks for drivers licenses across the state. Commissioner BE R Hopper warns penalties must be paid and license suspensions carry jaillike consequences. Public safety depends on driver compliance with traffic laws and enforcement to remove hazards from highway and city streets.
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BE. R. Hopper
Idaho Heart Association Warns Hunters On Deer Season
The Idaho Heart Association issues tips for weekend woodsmen opening deer season on October 3. Advice includes pacing, proper sleep, sturdy shoes, carrying only essentials, and using common sense to avoid heart strain. Also notes Idaho fall potato crop estimates down about four percent from 1958 with a national drop of eight percent.
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Idaho Heart Association
The
Idaho~heart Association
Idaho
Sunflowers Proposed as Livestock Feed and Food Source
Ezra J. Poulsen discusses sunflowers as a versatile plant with potential as livestock feed and a wide range of human foods. He cites research from Illinois and Argentina, notes American native origins, and envisions future industries including oil for oleomargarine and a possible local oleo margarine factory alongside dairy and cheese production.
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Llorver
Reed Millard
Agrihan University of Ilinois
Argentina
Jerusalem
Fire Prevention Week Observed Across Farm and City
The piece marks Fire Prevention Week October 4 to 10 honoring the Chicago fire of 1871 and other disasters. Proclaimed by President Eisenhower and Canada's Governor General it urges readiness on farms and in towns. Tips include knowing the fire department number, inspecting heating equipment, repairing wiring, using appropriate fuses, keeping tools handy, and maintaining extinguishers.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Canada
Ideal Beach Sold to SLC Contract Firm
Ideal Beach on Bear Lake Utah was sold announced October 1 to a Salt Lake City contracting firm. The Jorgensen brothers Kieth and Roy and Howard Johnson previously owned and operated the site. Johnson, a Laketown past resident, is president of Reynolds of Utah. New owners plan extensive building and improvements for the coming season.
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Ideal Beach
Bear Lake
Utah
Salt Lake City
Kieth
Roy Jorgensen
Howard Johnson
Johhaon
Laketown
Reynolds of
Kieth Jorgensen
Paria Firet Ward Beliet Society Meets Mondays at 7 30
Notice announces a change in meeting times for the Paria Firet Ward Beliet Society with gatherings now on Monday nights at 7 30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
American Legion Members Plan Scrap Metal Pickup
At a Monday meeting Legion Post 84 discussed gathering a crew to collect donated scrap metal with Preston Thomas offering use of 4 trucks. October begins the annual membership drive as veterans are contacted to join. A resolution to strengthen the veteran preference in federal employment was passed from the recent national convention in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Hawkes
Legion Post 84
Preston Thomas
Legion
Thomas
Post ‘84
Thia‘post
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
American Legion
Norene Crossley Receives Progress Award at LDS College
In a recent assembly at LDS Business College Miss Norene Crossley daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Y Crossley of St Charles received an award for making the most progress in the typewriting class projects. She is a Fielding High School graduate.
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LDS ‘Business College
Misa Norene Crossley
Riley Y. Crossley
St. Charles
Miss Crossley
Fielding High School
Bloomington Resident Home After Major Surgery
Ralph Findlay and Mr and Mrs Gene Findlay and boys spent the weekend at the Jack Findlay home. Several children returned to Salt Lake City with them. Evelyn Findlay went into the hospital for major surgery. She is at home now and we hope she continues to improve.
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Ralph Findlay
Gene Findlay
Jack Findlay
Jack
Salt Lake City
Evelyn Findlay
Bloomington MIA Party At Recreation Hall
The MIA held a party at the recreation hall on Tuesday evening drawing many young attendees.
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Bloomington
MIA
Couple Wed In Temple Rites In Logan
Miss Nadene Roberts wed Norris L. Mickelson at the Logan Temple in a Friday ceremony performed by President Olsen. A breakfast and reception followed with family and friends in attendance. The couple honeymooned in northern Idaho, Glacier National Park, and Canada.
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Nadene Roberts
Norris L. Mickelson
Logan Temple
President Olsen
Norman H. Roberts
Liberty
Harris Mickelson
Grace
Norris Mickelson
Myr
Clark Mickelson
Glade Christensen
Mra
Reno Mickelson
Norma Mickelson
Riley Mickelson
D'Orr Bunderson
Mya
Leland Woodbury
David Roberts
Luella K. Snow
Annette Vallentine
Joan Mickelson
Daniel Mickelson
Riley Michelson
Harold Fowler
Burley
Myrlene Woodbury
Lucile Fowler
Esther Morgan
Marlys Athay
Ann Matthews
Norma Roberts
Nita
Ethel Mickelson
Nona Bunderson
Nila Mickelson
Joyce Fowler
Flora Roberts
Gail Berenson
Pam Grimmett
Lakee Roberts
Dorothy Fowler
Wendell Roberts
Idaho
Glacier National Park
Canada
Marine Recruiter to Visit Montpelier Post Office
Ogden Marine Recruiting office announces a traveling recruiter will be at the Montpelier Post Office on Tuesday afternoon October 13. If a recruit is found, the same stand will operate each Tuesday afternoon offering 158 jobs and details on Marine training for leadership, self confidence, and physical conditioning.
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Marine
Ogden
Montpelier
Bres
Preston man named farm census crew leader
Robert B. Gibson of Preston was named by Guy E. Rainboth as crew leader for the 1959 Census of Agriculture. He will direct census takers in Franklin and Bear Lake counties, receive five days of training in Twin Falls, and begin field canvassing on October 28 after recruiting and training staff.
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Robert B. Gibson
Preston
Guy E. Rainboth
Census Bureau
Seattle
My. Gibson
Franklin
Bear Lake
Twin Falls
Census of Agriculture
Gibson
Hia
Priesthood Meeting Broadcast Set for Oct 10 in Bear Lake Stake
A closed-network broadcast from the Tabernacle on Temple Square Salt Lake City will air this Saturday Oct 10 at 7 00 p m in the Stake Tabernacle. All Priesthood holders of the Bear Lake Stake are invited to attend to hear from the First Presidency and other features.
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Tabernacle
Temple Square
Salt Lake City
Stake Tabernacle
Bear Lake
Wool incentive payments total reach Bear Lake producers
Wool payments under the Bear Lake County incentive program rise to 88 984 55 by end of August covering wool and unshorn lambs sold April 1 1958 to March 31 1959. About 19 wool and 134 lamb payment applications were filed. payments equal 70 3 percent of shorn wool receipts and 12 per hundredweight for unshorn lambs.
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Bear Lake County
Harley Cochran
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Call for bids on County Farm Banquet menu and price
Organizations may bid to cater the County Farm Banquet to be held November 6. Bids must be sent to the Farm Bureau Office in Montpelier by October 12 and include menu details and price per plate.
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Bureau
Montpelier
Corn harvest timing for silage based on kernel stage
University of Idaho agronomists advise harvesting corn for silage when kernels are firm and crush free of fluid. If the first fall frost arrives before reaching that stage, harvest immediately after the frost.
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University of Idaho Agronomista
Town Notes on Visits and Blessings Across Town
Mr and Mrs James Thrantham of Bt Charles and Mrs Parallee Kendall of Paris visited Dallas Athay at home. Dallas Athay to enter Veterans hospital Salt Lake City for treatment. Numerous relatives visited churches and family events including baby blessings Lynn David and Wynn Ryle Hall. Local trips to Bancroft Soda Springs Brigham City and Magna Utah cited.
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James Thrantham
Charles
Parallee Kendall
Paris
Dallas Athay
Walter Bird
Salt Lake City
Veterans Hospital
Seymour Sleight
Clarence Rich
Georgetown
Darwin Haddock
Bloomington
Bloomington Last Thursday. Mrs. LaVere Hansen
Nadlene
Garen City
Aaron Lewis
Dingle
Ray Law
Gilbert
Eldon Lewis
Ben Kelsey
Pocatello
Don Lewis
Evanatom
Wyoming
Jesse J. Lewis
George Palmer
Rex Mattson
Bancroft
Lyle Gertsch
Prenee Ric Nir
Smith Gertsch
John Spencer
Lynn David
David Law
Charles Law
Montpelier
Norman Jaussi
Floyd Lewis
Avith
Lesaing
Laurie Lewis
Neal Budge
Brenda Budge
Ned
Sybil Budge
Ross Minson
Logan
Taft Budge
Ada Budge
Mary Stucks
Ira Peterson
Owen Shepherd
Soda Springs
Carl Finnch
Peterson
Shepherd
Ray Hall
Wynn Ryle Hall
Hugh Rich
Brigham City
Utah
Homer Ellis
Roseville
California
Don Burgess
Sacramento
Law
Ira
George Ellis
Eddie Lee
Charles Lavy
Ira Ellis
Chilren
Robert Layland
Marian Parker
and Airs
Rex
and Airs Warner IV -Kuhekets Hittle
Bishopy Taft Budge
Merlin John Kulicke
F. Weldon Nye
Magna
Arstaine ‘Nye
Bill Nyes
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