Idaho Water Rights Rule Cites Prohibition on Small Lake Diversions
Idaho state reclamation department forbids issuing permits to divert or appropriate waters from any lake not exceeding five acres at high water mark within the state. Only the landowner or written permission from the landowner allows such diversions. The notice outlines how water rights may be claimed and the need for proper filings, with recourse through district court if deprived of water.
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State of
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Department “of Sroulamnatition
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Private Lee Mink Graduates Marine Recruit Training
Pvt. Lee R. Mink, 36, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus D. Mink of 308 E Oneida St Presidne, graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego in July. The four phase program covered physical conditioning history and mission of the Marine Corps customs and courtesies hygiene and sanitation and basic military subjects. Upon graduation he was transferred to Camp Pendleton Calif for advanced combat training before assignment to the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis for basic aviation training.
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Pavalio
Diego
Calif
Srecruit
Marine Corps
Pacrfik
San Diego
Marine‘ ‘Pvt
Lee R. Mink
Arid
Gus D Mink
E. Oneida
St., Presidne
Camp Pendleton
Naval’ Air Technical Training Center
Memiphis
Holstein Herd Tests Endorse Official Production Records
The Holstein Association of America announces completion of outstanding official production records for registered Holstein cows in the region. Drury Lane Colab Hel Sky owned by Henry Drury & Sons Preston produced 14 715 pounds of milk and 117365 pounds of butterfat in 365 days from a 6 year old cow. University of Idaho works with national Holstein to supervise official herd testing and recording.
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Drury Lane Cola” B. Hel Sky Asserts
Henry, Drury &. “Sons
Preston
Amega
Talbot
Holy Stein
Faria
Imilk
Ydaho
Holstein
Welguifiz
Padssingers Aig Uiged and the Driver Responsibility
A fragment discusses passengers in cars and the driver’s responsibility to protect lives. It cites AAA manager urging selective choice of drivers and emphasizes judgment and driving skill in safeguarding passengers. Bring ’em Back Alive is referenced as a call to remember this duty.
Emigration Canyon Camping and Local Primary Program
Riverdale families enjoyed a camping overnight at Emigration Canyon returning Sunday. Idaho Falls visitors Darlo Tate and Nancy Tate stayed several days with aunt Mrs Sherman Woolf. The Primary program Sunday evening featured Irene Carter Verl Henrie and students Lau na Lee Packer Debra Sharp Kathleen Forsgren DeLyle Barrington with songs led by counselor Wavel Smith.
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Dwain Tate
Charles
Henrie
Darrel Wold
Gary
Theron
Sherman
Woolf
Delbert’ Packer
Satell
Vas
Lile'g ‘Gunderson
Old Folks Cheered By Wary Tales Of Scams And Gaps
A reader letter laces humor and skepticism about modern scams and bureaucratic missteps. The writer mocks failed surgeries and escape plans while noting government bureaus mislabeling terms and a farmer’s crow shooting misadventure. The piece riffs on a distractive, chatty tone with quips about stand-ins, gaps in import export data, and a request to stop disruptive notices.
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New ‘York
Miter
Washington Biological Survey
Washington, D.C
Dow
First Security Bank Wins Merit Award for Annual Report
First Security Bank received a merit award from Financial World magazine for its annual report. Ted E. Steers, manager, announced the honor. The report covers growth of the bank system since 1928, noting assets surpassing half a billion dollars across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming installations.
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Sécurity. Bank
Financial World Magazine
Ted E. Steers
Security Bank
Preston
Richard
Anderson
Financial ‘World
Business “ Ublication
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America
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Mason “We Smith
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Gillhan
Richardson
Rand Clair
Lindgren
Wiien
Barking
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Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Monument to Liberty Sculptor Bartholdi Biography
A condensed portrait traces Gustave Eiffel composer Bartholdi’s path from Alsace to Paris to New York. It covers his early art study, travels to Egypt, rise as a sculptor of heroic subjects, and the 1865 Laboulaye dinner that sparked the colossus idea. It notes his 1871 voyage to the United States, funding efforts, and the 1886 Newark unveiling with President Cleveland.
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Daiberty
New York
Harbor
Coerepble Society
The
United
Prbjze
Bartholdi
Alsace
Francé
Lamilly
Paris
Iyas
Egypt
Artholdt
Nile
Schrami
Mar- Bartholat
Edouard
Laboulaye
United States
Fallow
Giany
New York Harbor
New World
America
Pworld
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Atlantic
Fie
Aubeeripllung
Newark
Grover ‘Cleveland
Naval
Blackfoot Idaho fair announces dancing waters and horse show
The Blackfoot Idaho fair announces Sept 12 to 16 events led by Dancing Waters show at the fairgrounds with horse hitches and a full afternoon program. Reserved seating and advance tickets are available through the fair office and Sunset 15-2480. Directors Jack Moir and Ruth de Haitkopf note crowd-pleasing attractions including a Little Buckaroo Rodeo and state championship finals.
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Idaho
Iin
Blackfoot
Waters
Abe
Ruth
de ‘Haitkopf
Ithe
Cdirectors
Jack Moir
Europe
Hartkopt
Southern
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