Moon Seas and Myths Incomplete Facts About Lunar Surface
An article explains no water on the moon and the named seas are dry plains. It describes day length and extreme temperatures, weak gravity, and lack of atmosphere, noting romantic myths contrasted with reality and strategic space race implications. Hunters in town discuss rifles for hunting trips without disrupting camp spirit.
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Moon
World Book Encyclopedia
Catharina Crater
Tista
Bay of
Dewa
Engagement of Lola M Smith and James E Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Lola M. Smith to James E. Miller son of Mrs. Ernest B. Lewis of Ukiah California Lola is a Fielding High School graduate and Heniger School of Business alumna employed in Ogden Utah James is an Airman 2nd Class stationed at Hill Air Base They plan a fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Smith
Lola M. Smith
James E. Miller
Ernest B. Lewis
Ukiah
California
Lola ‘Ia
Fielding High School
Heniger School of Business
Ogden
Utah
Till Fielt
James
Hill Air Base
Qwen Thornock
Idaho
Idan Ward
Blaine
North Central States
Mra
Ide. Ward
Walter Bird
George Elmer
Logan
Mary Ellen Petereit
Salt Lake City
Ellen Jaussi
Frank Petereit
Seymour Junasi
New England States
Canada
Hugh Shepherd
J. V. Nyo
Wayne Nyo
Moroni Minson
Paris
Walter Lewis
Clifford Minson
Don Nye
Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Emil Grandy
Smithfield
Ernest Gubler
Jesse Lewis
Wallace Grandy
Leland Wallentine
JoAnne
Lanark
Clarence Rich
William Rich
von Tipperth
Lloyd Painter
Willard, Hansen
George Painter
Bloomington
Lloyd Hansen Ona
Rexburg
Rex College
Lloyd Hansen
Agan
LDS Hospital
Wendell Shepherd
New England
Maxine Pope
Wendell
New Englnast
Utah State University
Hunting Areas Open Saturday Across Idaho
Idaho's deer and elk seasons begin Saturday October 17 in most management units across the Panhandle eastern south central and southwestern regions. Two hunters have died this season from misidentification. Key safety rules call for treating every gun as loaded keeping the muzzle in a safe direction and confirming the target. The last major phase opens in most units except three in Latah Lewis and Jefferson counties with unit 63 remaining closed for the season.
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Panhandle
Idaho
Latah
Lewis
Jefferson
Hereford sale planned by Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association
The Hereford association plans a fall sale in Kemmerer Wyoming on Wednesday October 28 with about 50 bulls offered after pre sale sifting to ensure top registered and range bulls. Officers include President Joe Budd Vice President Weldon Diamond Secretary Treasurer Glen Miller Directors Burton Mitchell Hurd Hickey Bray and Sale Manager William Bagley the Lincoln County agent based in Afton.
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Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
William B. Bagley
Joe Budd
Big Piney
Weldon Dimond
Cokeville
Glen Miller
Thayne
Winsfield Burton
Afton
Joe Mitchell
Ft. Bridger
Doyle Hurd
Grover
Robert Hickey
Robertson
Frank Bray
Salea
Lincoln County
India Reformer Bhave Promotes Land Reform and Cooperative Thrift
The article describes Vinoba Bhave touring Indian villages on foot to spread land reform and cooperative thrift as a Gandhi ally campaigns against communism. It cites village models of 200 people owning 23 acres collectively, with capital of 1840 dollars, and notes large unemployment among peasants. It also mentions American boy labor initiatives and progress on Bear Lake developments by Bishop Clifford Price with a planned breakwater and future units and amenities.
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India
Vinoba Bhave
Vinoha
Mahatma Gandhi
Horace W. Sullivan
Surveilance Investment Company
Bear Lake
Bishop Clifford Price
Paris
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Hotel Utah Motor Lodge
In Memoriam Gail Stucki Poulsen
An obituary notes the passing of Gail Stucki Poulsen, praised for gentleness and enduring kindness. The tribute honors her as a woman of sterling quality, beloved by family and friends, with reflects on her character and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
Gail Stucki Poulsen
Shera
Funeral Rites for Gail Stucki Pouleen Held in Salt Lake City
Services were conducted in Salt Lake City and graveside in Paris for Gail Stucki Pouleen. A quartet sang and D C Rich dedicated the grave. Families hosted lunch at the Russell Athay home. Numerous relatives and friends from Paris Logan and surrounding areas attended gatherings and shared condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Stucki Pouleen
Salt Lake City
Paris
E. W. Stucki
Lloyd Passey
Darlene Rich
Leonora Stucki
D. C. Rich
Russell Athay
D. C
Scooters Must Be Licensed in State
The Commissioner of Law Enforcement states go carts are motor vehicles and must follow state licensing rules. Operators must be 14 with a license and the vehicle licensed, equipped with four wheel brakes lights and turn indicators, and may not be used on public streets. They may only operate on private property or be transported to a scene.
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Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Automobile Dealers Association
Go-Carta
Hopper
Department of Law Enforcement
F. M. Brown Named Sales Manager for Mountain States Realty
Frank M Brown has been named a sales manager for Mountain States Realty licensed in Idaho and Utah. The firm trades farms ranches and income properties and operates in Idaho Utah Wyoming and Montana. Brown has spent his career refarming and offers expertise in real estate problems with his wife Jennie living in Liberty Idaho.
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F. M. Brown
Mountain States Realty
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Mr. Brown
Frank
Jennie
Liberty
Idalho
Local families share visits and plans for a November bazaar
Blooming ton notes Mr and Mrs Frank Tidwell welcome a baby boy born October 1. Salt Lake City kin visit Provo and Bloomington relatives while Relief Society activities fill the weekend. Several families plan travel and conference attendance with trips to Salt Lake City and Preston.
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Frank Tidwell
Salt Lake City
Tidwell
Beverly Patterson
Bloomington
Laula Christenson
Provo
Utah
Abram Christensen
Relief Society
T. Jeferson Dunford
Blackfoot
Idaho
Lewis Eliason
Eliason
Flaine
Gladys ‘Jacobsen
Joe Elson
LeRoy Thornock
Pocatello
Cecil Thornock
William Peterson
Imrsa
LeRoy Ward
Ruby Dunford
General Relief Society
Bishop
Alfred Hart
Linda
Terry Grunig
Idahho Falls
Ioho
Cyril Jacobsen
Frank Grunig
Dean Ward
Preston
Grant
Bateman
George Painter
Dallna Painter
E. Grimes
Montelier
Mes
Clem Humphreys
Paris
Paul Haddock
Otis Bateman
Hawaii
New Wheat Bulletin Highlights Idaho's Top Crop
A new Winter Wheat Production bulletin by Howard Roylance and EK Klages notes wheat as Idaho's valuable crop with 68 million dollars last year. It covers county distribution, recommended varieties Omar Brever Itana Coes Bes, disease resistance and farming methods, with free copies at Bear Lake County Agent Hyrum Johnson.
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Idaho
Howard Roylance
Agronomial
University of Idaho Extension Service
EK. H. Klages
Agronomy
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
Omar
Brever
Itana
Coes Bes
Bear Lake Group Embarks on Hawaiian Tour
Local group from Bear Lake heads to Hawaii for a two week trip flying from Burbank to Honolulu with Trans Oceanic Air Lines. They will visit three islands and attend sessions at the Hawaiian LDS Temple. Participants include Arlin and Mra BR Pugmire, Louis T Pugmire and spouse, Jesse Cottle, Beatrice Kirball, Hazel Paterson, Otis Bateman, Delbert Pugmire, Arthur Peterson and spouses from multiple cities.
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Bear Lake
United States
Hawaii
Burbank
California
Honolulu
Trans Oceanic Air Lines
LDS Temple
Mra
Arlin BR
Pugmire
Louis T
St. Charles
Jesse Cottle
Fish Haven
Beatrice Kirball
Garden City
Hazel Paterson
Ovid
Otis Bateman
Bloomington
Delbert Pugmire
Salt Lake City
Arthur Peterson Og Lund
Idaho
Fielding FFA Members Sell Christmas Cards
Fielding FFA sponsors a Christmas card sale to raise funds for new shop equipment and educational activities. Past campaigns funded an arc welder, power drill, grinder, clippers and hand tools. organizers seek public support to ensure a successful campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Ffa
Tax Now Effective on Notebooks and Ring-Binders
Federal excise tax applies to many school notebooks and ring-binders used as briefcases envelopes and folios. The tax covers goods regardless of materials with closures sealable on all four sides by zipper lock or similar device.
Death of Mrs Armida Wallentine Cooper
Mrs. Armida Wallentine Cooper died in a Denver Colorado hospital following an operation. The death occurred Tuesday morning and funeral arrangements have not been announced. She was noted in local records and leaves a family behind.
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Armida Wallentine Cooper
Denver
Colorado
BYU Student Robert Stocker Visited Paria Family
Robert Stocker of BYU spent the weekend in Paria with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stocker
BYU
Paria
Mrs
Hugh Rich
Deadline Approaching for Soil Bank Contracts in 1960
Farmers aiming for the 1960 Conservation Reserve must file by Friday October 16 to apply for contracts starting next year. County ASC Chair Harley Cochran notes the initial step was requesting a basic annual payment rate, with Oct 9 the deadline for that request.
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Barmers
The
Soil Bank
Harley Cochran
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Fielding FFA Sends Three Boys to National Convention
Fielding FFA will send three boys to the National FFA convention in Kansas City Kansas. Delegates Glade Booth and Craig Vallentine attend as chapter delegates while Dan Rich is chosen for the National Band. The group will tour industry sites and participate in contests and officer elections at the event.
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Fielding Ffa
Kansas
Fielding
FFA
Kansas City
Glade Booth
Craig Vallentine
Dan Rich
Idaho
Swift Meat Packing
Butler Manufacturing
Independence
Firestone Tire
Glade
Dan
State Farmer
Republicans Meet in Preston Monday
Dean T. Ward Bear Lake County Chairman Edyth Ward State Committeewoman Helen Parker attended the Republican Mobilization Training Schools in the county courthouse at Preston on October 12, 1959. The sessions are run by the Idaho Republican State Central Committee with the Republican Congressional Committee and the Washington State Senatorial Committee. Sterling Larson, Twin Falls Business College president, is State Chairman. Richard Hendricks handled area plans. External instructors included Raymond V. Humphreys of Washington Miss Frieda Schicht of St Louis and Robert Ellsworth of Kansas. Dell Smith led a course on Idaho election law. This is the seventh of nine Idaho schools under the State Central Committee direction.
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Dean T. Ward
Bear Lake County
Edyth
Richard Hendricks
Idaho
Raymond V. Humphreys
Washington
Frieda Schicht
St. Louis
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas
Dell Smith
Republican State Central Committee
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Hereford
Ezra
Omer
Boya
Ameri
Apa
Naronk
Jana
Memoriam
Robert E. Smyle
Smylie
Ralph W. Hunter
Meridian News-Times
Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service
Idaho Press Association
Newspaper Associatiin Managers
State
Gwen Collings
Shelley
Joseph L. Collings
Bill Jensen
Idaho Falls
Roy Patterson
Bunday Koye
la Nae Anderson
Patterson
Jensen
Dewin Anderson
James Whinham
Jesse Scheidegger
Earl Piicott
Magna
Eldon Lewis
Wayne Humphreys
Wilford Michel
Henry Grandy
Linda Michel
Linda Michel At the Primary Children’s Hospital
Earl Grimmett
Orson Grimmett
Joseph
San Carlos
Nolan Davies
Fenton Allred
Kay Allred
Los Angeles
Calif
Mriy
Eera” Budgé
Orao
Dalveralty
Gt Logan
Russia
NEW Wheat Bulletin
Bulletin
Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Armida
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