Idaho Wildlife Office Urges Protection for Hawks Owls
The Idaho Fish and Game Department urges protecting hawks and owls, noting their role in controlling pests and protecting rangeland. Fall big game hunts begin September 6 with sheep in Salmon River country and general goat hunts across much of north Idaho.
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Salmon River
Idaho
Rosters shift Jerold N Cole to New Mexico duty
Jerold N Cole, a Second Class Airman, rotates from the Korea base to the United States Sandia Army Base in New Mexico for a new administrative clerical assignment in the director of materiel office of the 614th Air Force advisory group. Cole arrived in Korea last August and served with the group since then.
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Altman
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Little ‘Rock- Air Force Base
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New Mexico
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Funeral Rites Held Saturday For George A Coburn
Funeral services for rancher and farmer George Albert Coburn were held Saturday at 1 pm in Preston ward under Mervin Sharp direction. The oblation was read by Allie Packer with multiple speakers and songs. burial followed at Dayton cemetery with pallbearers including Ray Coburn Glen Coburn Max Coburn Leo Boden and Kirt Coburn.
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Albert Coburn
Preston
Preston third/ward
Mervin
George Georgeson
Dayton
James Phillips
Ray
Glen
Max Coburn
Leo Boden
William Coburn
Kirt Coburn
Idaho Board Urges Rules for Sewage Disposal
Idaho Health Board meeting at Gooding called sewage disposal the number one health problem and asked the State Department of Health to draft regulations for disposal of human waste. The plan includes facilities standards and a compliance timetable to stop dumping raw sewage into streams and prevent underground water contamination. Communities like Lewiston Moscow Sandpoint Idaho Falls Pocatello Payette Priest River Cottonwood and Kooskia have approved treatment facilities with more plans and bond elections such as Boise Beach and a 4 350 000 measure on August 26. Grants aid help communities fund plants and facilities.
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Idaho State Board of Health
Gooding
Idaho
State Department of Health
Paul Elis
Wallace
Board of Health
Lewiston
Moscow
Sandpoint
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Payette
Priest River
Cottonwood
Kooskia
Boise Beach
Water Rights Theme Of Meet Sept 2
Charles C. Butler of the American Farm Bureau will speak at the Franklin County Courthouse next Tuesday at 8 PM about water rights. Idaho Farm Bureau schedules five meetings Sept 1 Rexburg Sept 2 Preston Sept 3 American Falls Sept 4 Jerome and Sept 5 Payette to study water use amid rising Western development and government demand.
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Charles C. Butler
Division of Land and Water Use
American Farm Bureau Federation
Franklin County
Frank J. Gilbert
West
Idaho
Jerome
Payette
Butler
United "States
Gilbert
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Back to School Supplies Made Easier This Year
Parents face back to school tasks as manufacturers expand low price high quality supplies. Tips include starting early, checking alarm clocks and lunch boxes, choosing appropriately sized notebooks and schoolbags, and selecting paper types and bindings to suit handwriting and subject needs.
SCS Man Attends California Training Center
Franklin county soil conservation district gains better qualified staff after SCS training at San Luis Obispo on the California State Polytechnic College campus. Twenty men from Washington California Utah Arizona and Idaho attended the session with focus on engineering soil survey agronomy biology and farm and ranch planning.
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San‘ Luis Obispo
Calif
California State Polytechnic College
Bartus
Franklin County
Soil Conservation District
SCS
Barrus
Washington
California
Utah
Arizona
Idaho
Preston Junior High Announces 1958 Fall Registration
The Preston Junior High begins 1958 fall season with registration in three locations. Seventh grade meets in the junior high library at 9 a.m. Eighth grade in the art canteen and ninth grade in the senior high gym. New students report to the principal for class assignment. Textbook fees differ by grade, with ninth graders paying 4 dollars while seventh and eighth grades avoid textbook fees unless books are lost or destroyed. Fees total 4 dollars 50 cents for junior high students and 4 dollars for ninth graders plus a student body card.
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Preston
Tueday
4 H Style Show Sets Record With 200 Entrants
An all time high of 200 4 H clothing club girls showcased self made garments at Preston High School auditorium Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Mrs LeArta Hammond, chairman, announced the event as the climactic display of the clubs sewing project and social activity.
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Preston High School
LeArta Hammond
Hammond
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