Editorial attacks federal pay raise and taxes on users
The letter from Sen. Frank Church denounces a $746 million federal pay hike as unjustified, citing past increases and living costs. The Idaho Statesman notes Church and others opposing the veto override, while the Summerfield idea mocks user pay proposals for government services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Church
Ric Ge
Senate
Church
Idaho Statesman
Henrye Dworshak
Cong
Hamer Budge
Sen
Dwight Eisenhower
Gooding
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Fire Department
Wis
Times-Journal
Mapleton July Fourth Guests Visit Bowcut Family
July 4 visitors gathered at the Bowcut home in Mapleton including James and Janet Hausauer with son from Ogden and Wesley Hausauer with son Jerry from Homedale. Roy Porter returned to Ogden with his children after a week with his parents. Bud Gates and boys from Ohio visit Mrs Settle Burbank, while Bus Scott and family from South Dakota stay with Mrs Scott’s parents, the Burbanks.
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Earl Bowcut
James Hausauer
Ogden
Wesley Hausauer
Jerry
Homedale
Roy Porter
George Porter
Bud Gates
Ohio
Settle
Settle Burbank. Mr. and Mrs. “Bus” Scott
South Dakota
Scott
George Burbank
Las Vegas couple visits Merrill family and friends
Mr and Mrs Sherman Perkins of Las Vegas visit Mr and Mrs Gordon Merrill and other friends. Mrs Tressa Kirby and her Dillon Montana children spent the weekend with her mother-in-law Mrs John McQueen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Perkins
Las Vegas
Gordon Merrill
Tressa Kirby
Dillon, Mont
John McQueen
Technicians At Work In Pro Rodeo Calf Roping Display
In a highly competitive calf roping event at the National Finals Rodeo in Dallas players and horses showcase faultless form. Split seconds decide winners as the horse halts and the rider pivots to reach the quarry. The top ropers earn money and a shot at the world championship title in late December.
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Work Botl
Pro Roden
Dallas
Local visits and events populate Preston area notes
Cleveland Mr and Mrs Owen Andreasen vacationed in Lava and Idaho Falls for health visits. Wyoming, Wisconsin, and Utah guests visited area families including the Panters, Harris, and Lundgreens. Primary baptism work occurred at the Logan temple. various Monticello and Ogden connections noted.
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Owen Andreasen
Lava
Idaho Falls
Bert Nielson
Alfred Walton
Wyoming
Grace Harris
Odessa
Sybil McGregor
Preston
Utah Power and Light Co
Floyd Chapman
Wisconsin
Elliot Williams
Dean Panter
University
Logan
Francine
Norman Harris
Roy Corbett
Grace
Wilford Panter
Coffee as a heat coping habit in old farmer lore
The author notes heat strain and thirst among farm workers and suggests coffee once helped cut water needs. He warns about dangerous forage like frosted sorghum and prussic acid risk in cattle. Modern guidance emphasizes adequate salt intake and regular water.
Local residents make short trips and visits to family
Mr and Mrs Weldon McGregor hauled cattle to Ogden Saturday afternoon. Ruth McGregor stayed with her daughter in Niter. Lavor Matkin Clyde Condie and families visited in Gooding and Twin Falls Friday and Saturday. Lavor Matkin went to Salt Lake City on Wednesday. Dean Panter took Roger Eddie and Bart to Montpelier for a train to Colorado Springs for a scout jamboree.
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Logan Temple
Randy Panter
Danny Conlin
Randy Smith
Brent Bell
Christene Johnson
LaNae Parris
Peggy Mendenhall
Norman Smith
Rex Anderson
Kenton
Wash
Fred Anderson
Anderson Home
Dean Hogan
Ralph Anderson
Thatcher
Eldon Anderson
Ogden
Kent Ried
Turk, Utah
Ing
Twin Falls
Lavor Matkin
Salt Lake City
Dean Panter
Roger Bennett
Eddie Panter
Bart Andreasen
Montpelier
Colorado Springs
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Rodeo
Sir Roger
Idaho Billiards
Preston and Montpelier
Mapleton
Cleveland
Idona Condie
Leland Panter
Victor Lundgreen
Clinard Lundgreen
Harold Winn
Cindy Jo
Steven White
Gustav Bohsteder
University of Wisconsin
Sudan
Dr. Bobsted
Preston Cleaners
Bill and
Reva Huntington
East Oneida
Smith-Corona
Remington
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