Arco Idaho Historic Crossroads Of Desert Stage Routes
The article traces Arco Idaho from 1879 when it formed near Lost River, its growth as a stage hub via the Blackfoot-Wood River and Blackfoot-Salmon routes, and its relocation in 1881 and again in 1901 with the arrival of the railroad. It notes Butte county’s water tunnel, the atomic center, and the desert reactor plant southeast of Arco.
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Snake River
Jack Hood
Lost River
Idaho
Old
Arco
Godin River
Blackfoot
Oregon
Northwest
Mackay
Butte County
Atomic Center of America
Atomic , Energy Commission
Social visits and household guests featured in week’s news
Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen were guests of Marve and Mrs Packer. L M Packer visited Bennett family in Mound Valley. M H Woolf spent a week in Salt Lake with Don and Austin. Joseph and Elaine Smith hosted a Preston dinner. Bill Walgren and Leo Reeder visited from Prescott and Hyde Park. Adria Forsgren stayed with Delilah Keller in Mink Creek. Milo Woolf visited Delbert and Herman Sharp in Boise and Winder.
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M. H. Woolf
Salt Lake
Don
Austin
Joseph Smith
Preston
Elaine Smith
Bill Walgren
Leo Reeder
Hyde Park
Adria Forsgren
Delilah Keller
Mink Creek
Milo Woolf
Delbert Sharp
Boise
Herman Sharp
Winder
Idaho Wool Production Drops to Record Low in 1949
Idaho’s 1949 wool output fell below 1948 and marked the lowest on record back to 1909. Cash income from the clip reached 4.416 million dollars, down 14 percent from the prior year due to a smaller crop and lower prices. Fleece weights averaged 9.6 pounds with about 9.6 million pounds shorn, 930000 pounds less than 1948.
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Idaho
United States
Wool production and prices data for 1949
The report cites 924000 pounds shorn and 46600000 pounds pulled with 1949 shorn wool price at 49.3 cents per pound, highest since 1919. Growers cash receipts totaled 106,874,000 dollars, about seven million less than 1948 and 13 percent below the 10 year average.
Public Land Sale in Mountainous Tract Notice
United States Bureau of Land Management Idaho announces a public sale on March 31 at 2:00 pm for Lot 4 Section 5 Township 16 South Range 39 East B.M. Lloyd Checketts applied. minimum bid 4.00 per acre. sale subject to mineral reservations and 1946 1940s acts. Mail bids considered if received by the sale time with certified funds.
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United States Department OF the Interior Bureau
Boise
Idaho
R.S
Lloyd
Public sale bid notice for Blackfoot land sale
Public notice for sale of land in Blackfoot area listing Serial No 055273 and sale date March 31 1950. Highest bidder must pay immediately with claims or objections due by sale time, signed by Paul A. Shepard Manager.
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Blackfoot
Paul A. Shepard
Quiet Title Suit In Franklin County Idaho
District Court in Franklin County Idaho hears ALIAS summons in a case where LaFaun Johnson and Phyllis Johnson sue unknown heirs and devisees of multiple deceased owners to quiet title to parcels in Section 36 and adjacent lands. The State of Idaho is a formal notice party. Defendants must appear within 20 days or risk default judgment.
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State of
Idaho
Franklin LaFaun
Johnson
Phyllis Johnson
Henry Lar‘sen
Mary E. Larsen
Edwin
Bennion
Charles Johnson
Paul A. ‘Anderson
Glen C. Anderson
Elizabeth A. Dickson
Lola Forrest Wright
Willis Anderson
Betty Jane Hocklander
Nina * ‘Dick
Jerrold Veékendall
Genine Veenendall
La-Dean Roholt Garner
Gerald L. Roholt
Fae Roholt Marchione
Sybil Smith
Atherton Farr
Seymour B. Murray
Nephi Sorenson
M. B. Jensen
Beatrice Senecal
Utah State National Bank
Boise
Col
Franklin
Federal Land Bank of Spokane Extends 1949 New Loans
Henry Matthew president reports the Federal Land Bank of Spokane placed 12,762,000 in new loans during 1949, up 3,227,000 from 1948 and the largest annual volume to date.
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Federal Land’ Bank of
Spokane
Henry Matthew
Bank notes strong Idaho Montana Oregon Washington loan payout
Since 1935 Matthew sold farm and ranch borrowers in Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington paid off 5 124 000 of indebtedness to the bank last year with 2 784 000 as loans paid off prior to maturity and 2 340 000 as regular principal payments. The bank paid a 6 percent dividend of 194 000 to stockholders.
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Matthew
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Matthem
National
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Atom Land
U.S. Navy
Naval Ordnance and
Pocatello
Caer Ont
Sanward
Standard of California
Wayne S."evans
Riverdale
Duast
Chris Hansen
Mrs
Marve Packer
E. L. Scott
Malad
Reeve’'S Warehouse
del Seabee
Ohta
al Aed
Farm Bureau
Your Co-op Council
Colnine Tlphee
Utah
Poultry and Farmers Co-Op
Palmer Motor Implement CO
Wangsgaard Heating
South’ State
Mercury
Anghis
Mobilgas
Grand Canyon
Oneias
Lane
McCune
Licens
Fos
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