Idaho Tourism Turns Vacationers Into a State Industry
In Our Opinion the piece argues tourists became a major Idaho industry, citing annual spending of about 125.8 million dollars and detailed consumer totals for food lodging and other items. It emphasizes that out-of-state visitors bring cash and boost local economies as tourists are wooed and welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
Dolar
United States
Con Press Labor Federation
Westenton
Eoi Ning
Labor
Roosevelt Faces Traffic Violations Survey Highlights Problems
Boy Scouts counted over 400 jaywalkers and other violations in two days in Roosevelt population 1200. Report stresses need for remedial action as U S Highway 40 passes through town and authorities seek to determine the problem.
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Roosevelt
Sidewalk bazaar spreads joy as merchants run playful sales
Merchants in Preston Logan Jerome Idaho and Bountiful Utah host a sidewalk bazaar weekend. Owners man outer tables while inner shelves stay stocked, two dollars for a donut keeps the game moving. Tallying at day’s end shows sales volume up though profits are small, yet the event is described as a whale of a lot of fun.
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Preston
Logan
Jerome
Idaho
Bountiful
Utah
Shoes and small-town misadventures across Deseret Industries
A string of light local anecdotes recounts Max Chand ler reclaiming his paint-splattered work shoes from a charity lot, a bystander saved after losing a shoelace in a jeep, a grain-field flight with ping pong ball drops, a postal operator mix-up in Lewiston, and a boastful claim to name a Philippine land mass.
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Max Chandler
Max
Deseret Industries
Don Greaves
Don
Godfrey Family Reunion Held in Brigham City Park
Clarkston residents gathered Saturday at Brigham City municipal park for the Henry Godfrey family reunion. Attendees included George Miner, Sadie Lott, Don Godfrey and families, Victor Godfrey and family, Stirling Godfrey and family, all of Clarkston, George Sparks and family of Hermiston Oregon, and Ray Arthur Sparks and family of Whittier California.
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Clarkston
Henry Godfrey
Brigham City
Municiple Park
George Miner
Sadie Lott
Don Godfrey
Victor Godfrey
Stirling Godfrey
Ogden
George Sparks
Hermanston
Ore
Ray Arthur Sparks
Whittier
Cal
Alva Boman Resolves Post Office Matters
Alva Boman and The Citizen straighten post office issues with a new second class mailing permit. Arnold Sant sits on a hillside with a plate of food while Doug Roper returns from a mission and Paul Norton is due back this week. Thane Winward serves the first helping of chicken at Cherry Creek as requests for seconds go unspoken. The Alton Kingsfords host friends and relatives.
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Alva Boman
Citizen’s Post Office
Arnold Sant
Doug Roper
Paul Norton
Thane Winward
Cherry Creek
Alton Kingsfords
Hoffa Wages and Tax Talk Stir Labor Tensions
Fragmented remarks recount labor leaders pressing for higher taxes and wage actions. The text notes Hoffa's stance and possible future tax changes, hinting at bargaining over tax policy and wage demands in the labor movement.
Hoffa warned tax shift hurts truckers and labor
The article argues that tax hikes and fringe benefits erode trucker wages, pushing freight to rail and other carriers. Hoffa plans a new contract demand next October, seeks more pay, but benefits may aid competition. Labor leaders face higher taxes and pressure to cut taxes retroactively while job markets shift.
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A.F.L.C
Hoffa
United Mine Workers
Mink Creek Early Settlement Recalls Community Progress
A Glance Back from the Trail Blazer details Mink Creek Utah settlers from 1877 to 1882. It notes first mower and thresher, post office opening 1878, two early schools, local teachers, and community singing. Roads and ditches built 1882 shape the present route from Franklin and Bear Creek to Mink Creek.
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James H. Keller
Franklin
Mink Creek
Miues V. Keller
William Keler
Joseph Stone
Nels Graham
Hang Rasmussen
Chartaoin
Anna Keller
Torval Keller
William Keller
Peter Olsen
Bear River
Caroline Olsenstroas
Sen
Logan
Utah
P. Bergquist
Soren I. Miler
Mr Miller
Alexander Baird
James M Keller
Wi Head
Worm Creek
Station Creek
Bear Creek
Birch Creek
Primary Holds Block Parade
CLARKSTON The Primary around the block parade was held Wednesday at 6 pm. A large crowd enjoyed cov ered wagons bands and a post parade program in the ward recreation hall with LaRae Godfrey in charge. Colors were posted by the Guide Patrol.
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Clarkston
Ward Recreation Hall
LaRae Godfrey
Guide Patrol
Lihomas
Trail Builders
Virginia Reel
Address Change Request From Anna Mae Wilde Leishman
A letter from Anna Mae Wilde Leishman of Oroville California asks for her Citizen delivery address to be updated to 3629 Ashley Ave replacing 3624. She notes vacant lots at the old number cause misdelivery. She also comments on local news and Oroville dam project progress and recent vacation.
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Ashley Ave
Feather River
Cache Valley
Oroville
Cal
Oroville Dam
Anna Mae Wilde Leishman
Bible College President Thanks Area For Hospitality
John Miles president of the Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music expresses gratitude to Preston citizens for hospitality. He thanks the Chamber of Commerce medical men Johnson Hotel staff and local businesses for courteous service during a several week stay.
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Bible College
Preston
Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music
City of
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson Hotel
The
John Miles
Birthday List of Local Residents Celebrates Milestones
A long list of residents including Brent Whittle Steven Edwards Leigh Ruger Olsen Max Gilbert Lorna Wilde Florence Ahlerson Anne Telford Janet Dahle Mrs Douglas Brenchley Nathaniel Keller La Dawn Bennett Richard Christensen Clara Hart Forrest B Christensen Mae Schneitzer Gesngehe Davis Barbara Merrill Judith Rae Spencer Reed Hart Marcia Howell Douglas Ransom May Swainston Kelly Bowles Melba Hill Robert Jessop Fae Winsor Gerald Andrus Christine Hendricks Farrell Farnes Douglas Murray Peggy Murray Elizabeth Theurer Brad D Vanordon Jean Elwell David Mayhew Barbara Meek Mathilda M Larsen JoAnn Crockett Tina Marie Bowles Jackie Lyn Hobbs Brenda Packer Ruth Hart Andrea Jo Christensen Myron Cole Anetta Swensen Farrell Layne Ruby Albiston Aston Buttars Suzanne Hendricks Nancy Howell and others were acknowledged in a community birthday roundup.
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Janet Dahle
Douglas Brenchley
Nathaniel Keller
la- Dawn Bennett
Richard Christensen
Clara Hart
Forrest B Christensen
Mae Schneitzer
Gesngehe Davis
Barbara Merrill
Judith Rae Spencer
Reed Hart
Marcia Howell
Douglas Ransom
May Swainston
Kelly Bowles
Melba Hill
Robert Jessop
Fae Winsor
Gerald Andrus
Christine Hendricks
Farrell Farnes
Douglas Murray
Peggy Murray
Elizabeth Theurer
Brad D van Orden
Jean Elwell
David Mayhew
Barbara Meek
Mathilda M Larsen
JoAnn Crockett
Tina Marie Bowles
Jackie Lyn Hobbs
Brenda Packer
Ruth Hart
Andrea Jo Christensen
Myron Cole
Anetta Swensen
Farrell Layne
Ruby al
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Walter Ross
Wayne D Bell
City
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Paul Harvey News
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DUP
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Steven Edwards
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Max Gilbert
Lorna Wilde
Florence Ahlerson
Anne Telford
Biston
Aston Buttars
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Nancy Howell
Wendy Bair
Reed M. Harris
Eugene Humphreys
Alain Kemp
Ernest Spatig
Evan Harr
Kathy Beckstead
Sherman Blaser
Richard Shipley
Kay Miles
Darlene Coburn
M'va S Barrington
Noralyn Cole
Jack Garrett
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Ada Bell
Joseph Bodily
Wendy Sjostrom
Margo Harris
William Pope
LaMar Spackman
Reed Wood
Ned M. Hutchins
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