Notice of Transfer for Bear River Water Rights Idaho
Public notice announces Titus W Coombs of Star Preston Idaho applying to the State Reclamation Engineer for a certificate authorizing transfer of Bear River water diversion points with 25776 cubic feet per second priority from Thatcher Irrigation Co shares. Public hearing set August 25 1955 at State House Boise Idaho for objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
White
Preston
Idaho
Bear River
Sion
Bids Sought for High School Addition Electrical and Plumbing
Sealed bids in Franklin County Idaho are due by 8 p m August 22 1955 for electrical and plumbing heating and ventilating work on a high school addition. Plans and specs at Clerk and Architects offices with C A Sundberg and Associates Idaho Falls. Bid each with certified or bid bond at least 5 percent of bid. district may reject any or all bids.
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Board of Trustees
Franklin County
Idaho
C. A. Sundberg and Associates
Idaho Falls
Unclear Bid Notice From School Board Minutes
Fragmentary OCR notes show bidding and waiver phrases, no bidder listed, and references to Sarah G. Johnson and the Clerk of the Board of Trustees. The readable bits indicate formalities and no-bidder language from a school board bidding matter.
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Sarah G. Johnson
Notice Publication of Water Use Proof in Lewiston Utah
Notice is given that a proof of application for beneficial use of three cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed stream for irrigation will be submitted on September 23, 1955, before Rex G. Plowman Notary Public in Lewiston Utah. The applicant is L. D. Bodily. Permit No. 21728 issued by Idaho Department of Reclamation. The right to take water is based on Permit 21728 from an unnamed stream to Worm Creek tributary. Priority date is September 18, 1950. MARK R KULP State Reclamation Engineer.
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Lewiston
Cache
Utah
Rex G. Plowman
Department’ of Reclamation
Idaho
Posey Pane
L. D. Bodily
iRange
Worm Creek
Mark R
Kulp State Reclamation Engineer
A Lesson in Decision Making from Thornton Casey
Thornton Casey adopts three rules to overcome desk clutter and delay. He prioritizes immediate problems, gathers necessary facts, and makes prompt decisions to improve efficiency and reduce worry. The method helps him think clearly and plan better.
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CASEY
Paducah
Kentucky
Thornton Casey
Special care to boost milk during summer slump
Dairy guidance urges pasture management to sustain milk. Daniel Roberts urges dairy farmers to rotate stock every three days, leave fields once every two to three weeks, and allow three weeks for regrowth. University extension specialist G C Anderson recommends supplemental feeding and periodic irrigation and fertilization.
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Daniel Roberts
G. C. Anderson
University of Idaho Extension Service
Farmers discuss cattle care and farm routines
The text notes pasture nutrition keeps cows healthy and comfortable with shade via trees or materials, emphasizes close water access and many troughs, and advises moving cows calmly. It also records social snippets from a sacrament meeting and a fishing trip where a 31 pound salmon was caught.
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Dean Ake
Local Residents Visit Ogden Couple at Leland Panter Home
Mr and Mrs Victor Lund of Ogden were Sunday morning visitors at the Leland Panter home. Mr and Mrs Earl Rawlins and family have moved to Priest.
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Victor
Lund Wreen
Ogden
Leland Panter
Earl Rawlins
Glaxo floor coating promises easy shine and protection
An advertisement touts Glaxo as a semiannual floor treatment replacing waxing and scrubbing. It claims a high lustre non slip finish that dries in an hour, is water clear, and cheaper over time, offered by Petersen's Drapery and Woolholsteiny at 23 North State.
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Petersen ‘S
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