Social gathering notes from Oxford Field area week
A long hazy recap lists birthdays visits and holiday connections among residents of Oxford Field and nearby towns. Names include Edna Grant Ira Hillman King Hillman Owen Ames Marlene Stafford Chris Olson Dale Ralphs and many others with multiple visits to Pocatello Preston Townsend Salt Lake City Swan Lake and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wweek
Albert Nordick
Swan Lake
Ira Hillman
Pocatello
Preston
Dee
Edna Grant
Marlene’ Stafford
Chris
King ‘Hillman
Townsend
Mont
Owen “Ames
Ira Hillmanon
Melvin
Burrup
Lee “Fisher
Ozman “Anderson
Kate Anderson
Marion Olsen
Alma Hatch
Shirley , Palmer
Norman
Olson
Cluft
Kendall
Stanley Fisher
Glenn Cox
sErnest Olson
Warida
Dale” Ralphs
Frick
Cox
Curtis
Saltquakes City
Glen Cox
Ol “Preston
Ee Raney
Hillman
Edna “Grant
Cafeteria Menu for January 16 20 1950
January 16 20 1950 cafeteria menu lists daily meals. Monday features meat loaf with tomato sauce green peas peaches bread butter milk. Tuesday offers baked potato with beef gravy buttered beans prunes apples bread butter milk. Wednesday includes chili con carne apple salad apricots bread butter milk. Thursday serves beef vegetable stew buttered corn cake with sauce. Friday presents meat and cheese sandwich cream of tomato soup fruit jello crackers milk.
Idaho Angling Boom Exceeds Prior Year in 1949
Idaho anglers logged more fishing trips in 1949 than in any prior year, fueled by strong hoards on streams and forests. State Game Department notes a slight decrease in nonresident preserves but overall high fishing activity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Heating Milk Houses Aids Chores In Cold Weather
Science notes cold temperatures speed up milking chores but raise bacteria risk from rushed cleaning. Agricultural engineers propose heat options including off peak hot water heating and a milk cooler with an air cooled compressor acting as a room heater, to maintain steady room temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Idaho hunting and fishing licenses show 1949 gains over 1948
The state reports 37 297 fishing licenses sold by Dec 31 1949 up from 33 519 in 1948 and 4 379 fewer resident combination sales in the first three quarters of 1949. Nonresident licenses rose 478 while big game hunters bought 23 718 elk tags up 3 138 from 20 580 in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
License sales slide in 1949 after 1948 peak
Report shows 8,826 fewer tags purchased in 1949 than 1948. First three quarters total 220,119 licenses, up 1,186 from last year but annual total likely near a quarter of a million. Mrs Whitson notes 1949 sales indicate steady demand despite the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitson
Idaho Officers Proud Of Best Safety Record On Nation’s Highways
Idaho State Police Superintendent Bunderson says Idaho achieved the best highway safety record in the union last year with a 31 percent decrease in fatalities. Despite more vehicles registered and more miles traveled in 1949 the life you save may be your own remains the highway safety council message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
A.P
Bunderson
Police
Highway Safety © Council
Golden rule urged in safety talk by Superintendent Bunderson
Superintendent Bunderson emphasizes personal responsibility in avoiding accidents. He urges drivers to focus on their own paths, have courtesy, and look ahead, noting that timely action can save lives and that helping others live is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxford
Lennox
Wangsgaard
Ance
Trihe A
Orien
Americas
Qruck
Smartene
Wraeer
Ast
Foord
McCune-Motor
NSO Ee Angele
FORD
Iiea Dcia Oa
Sisics Lee Carne
Teagerd
Ture
Dents
Hun
Héutig
Reeves Warehouse
Mercury
Mercury Sport
Cseer
B-oxtra
ZeConie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!