Publicity decree on polio news stirs reader letter rebuttal
Our reprint of a reader’s letter exchanges sharp words about Utah and Idaho polio coverage. The writer defends reporting news value and questions Utah papers’ focus, urging mature columnizing while criticizing anonymous letters and noting newspaper reach from Salt Lake City to Pocatello.
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Utah
Idaho
Minnesota
Enuf
Idaho News
T Henry
T. Henry
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Salt Lake City
Laketown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Help
Mrs Jos C Robinson and Miss Coakes visited Salt Lake City with Mrs Robinsons daughters Mrs Ray Elggren and Mrs Alma Johan. Milas Coakes return to Michigan. A kitchen fire started by a defective chimney was quickly fought by nearby men. Myrtle Johnson arrived home from Honolulu. Several local families hosted guests and celebrated birthdays and anniversaries. A Labor Day Rodeo occurred in Evanston and many out of town visitors attended picnics and events at Laketown area households.
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Jos. C. Robinson
Miss Coakes
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Ray Elggren
Alma Johnan
Milas Coakes
Michigan
Wendell Johnson
Myrtle Johnson
Honolulu
Hawaii
Earl Satterthwaite
Harold Johnson
Miss Johnson
Jaye Thomas
Roscoe Floyd
Mrs. Floyd
Henderson
Laketown
Roscoe
Farmers planned clothing spend rise with year over year
The report states farmers will spend more on clothing this year than last year, and last year spending for clothes for self and family was double that of the year before the war began.
Record price for a stamp in Britannica noted
Britannica cites a 1933 34 Arthur Hind collection sale as the source of the highest known stamp price more than 45000 dollars for a one cent British Guiana issue.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
British Guiana
Arthur Hind
The Three Dees at Eastern Idaho State Fair
The Three Dees will present a horizontal bar gymnastics routine at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot from September 9 to 138 inclusive. The trio, praised as peerless champions, displays muscular control and dynamic spins to entertain grandstand audiences.
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Dees
Idaho
Blackfoot
Clusive
Three Dees
Fair Management
Choice of Yeast for Health. Kunz Warns Against Raw Varieties
County Agent Willard E Kunz cautions that raw or live yeasts common in diets do not supply thiamin and can reduce vitamin levels. He notes dried brewer or baker nutritional yeast, heated to inactive cells, does provide thiamin but many health buyers misidentify it. Cooked bread making yeasts become a thiamin source once heated in foods.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Sit Down Work to Save Energy in Household Tasks
Studies show sit down work saves energy in ironing, polishing, peeling, bread making, and packing lunches. Experts urge sit-friendly kitchen designs with pull-out or low counters to allow sitting while performing routine chores, aiding mainly older or less fit cooks.
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Willard E. Kunz
U. S. Departmentf Agriculture
Worn Saying on Work Ethic Reflected in States
Across several states in recent years the adage only the lazy sit to work is challenged by rising labor activity. Some regions report increased employed numbers and shifting attitudes toward productivity. The trend shows more people seeking jobs and remote or flexible arrangements expanding opportunities.
Weekend Visitors and Local Family News in Bloomington
Leah Dunford recovers from a recent tonsillectomy. Warren Pratt and son from Pocatello visit Albert Payne. Max Richardson of Murray, Utah, stays with Dean Thompson. Ben Bateman hosts Marion Ward of Idaho Falls. Ed Painter family visits Pocotello and Idaho Falls. Hyrum Thompson's family travels to Syracuse Utah for tomato work. Attendees include Mary Thornock Blaine Haddock and Gay Thompson.
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Warren Pratt
Son of
Pocatello
Albert Payne
Max Richardson
Murray, Utah
Dean Thompson
Ben Bateman
Mrs. Marion Ward
Idaho Falls
Hyrum Thompson
Syracuse
Utah
Mary Thornock
Blaine Haddock
Gay Thompson
Navy Ordnance Disposal Teams Ready for Hazardous Duty
The Navy Department maintains ready to deploy groups of men trained to disarm or destroy stray mines that wash ashore or are found as souvenirs. These teams are selected for endurance and are prepared to act instantly worldwide, even in peacetime, because drifting mines pose ongoing danger and time is critical.
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Navy Department
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