Banida social notes and visits from last week
Banida and nearby communities hosted visits and gatherings last week. Scott Lowe and son Raymond of Pocatello dined with Harry Miles family. Mrs. Mary Gregerson returned home from California after months with relatives. Jed Miles planned a Riverside trip. Salt Lake visitors included Riley Cole. Omieda stake high council member Evans attended sacrament meeting with Heber Swainston of Preston. Banida and Winder wards held a fireside with Mrs. Taylor speaking on Old Germany and Mexico. 24 guests were served by Jane Gibson and Gwen Gregerson. Heber Allen and Cec Miles hosted meals. other visits included Paul Ida and Orval Miller families. Relief Society meetings hosted by Eunice Grin with Lenna Lowe and Fern Larson serving. Sunday school featured a two and a half minute student talk by Ernest Snanday.
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Scott
Lowe
Raymond
Pocatello
Banida
Harry Miles
Mary’ Gregerson
California
Jed Miles
Melvin Miles
Riverside
Winder
Jane ‘Gibson
Gwen’ Gregerson
Ahd
Mars
Heber , Allen
Logani
Dininer
sCec
Ka Geddes
Family Visits Spanning Idaho Towns Highlight Local Social
Mr and Mrs Myrl Bodily and family spent Saturday in Pocatello visiting and attending Sunday school. Harrett Hall and Dor o guests included Ethel Allen of Coveville and Bob Mikesell family of Ogden. T J Hall visited Lewiston Sunday with Byron Hall and family.
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Myrl
Milton
Merline
Pocatello
Harrett Hall
Doro
Oscar Rawlings
Guard Around Brood Brooder Advised by Poultryman
Poultry expert Dr. F. Peterson of the University of Idaho recommends guarding the brooder to guide baby chicks during their first days. Begin with a two to three foot guard, expand as chicks grow, and use it at night to prevent crowding. Start with mash and fresh water, delay grains for 3 4 weeks, then introduce limited wheat and cracked corn and finally oats to train feeding habits.
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F. Peterson
University of Idaho
Peterson
Hatchery tips for chick rearing and range use
Poultry expert advises three week old chicks need eight feet of hopper space on both sides and large feeders. Oats aid feathering and strong bodies in pullets. Avoid cannibalism with careful feeding. Let chicks run on clear range as weather allows. unused range may harbor disease germs.
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Peterson
Idaho Territory Emerges Under Lincoln Appointments
In 1863 President Lincoln named W H Wallace as Idaho governor and set up a territorial government amid Civil War tensions. The 1863 election favored Republicans, with Wallace elected as delegate to Congress before Caleb Lyon succeeded him as Idaho’s governor.
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Abraham Lincoln
Idaho
Northwest
Lincoln
W. H. Wallace
W. B. “Daniels
Sidney Edgerton
Alex C. Smith
Samuel’ C. Parker
D. S
Boise Basin
Boise City
Fort Boise
Wallace
Lewiston
Wallula
Portland
Idaho City
Lewis
Abraham
Territory
Congress
Caleb Lyon
Council Faces Financial Debate Over Scout Rates
Deputy Regional Executive Dan O Henry told the Logan executive board that the Boy Scouts of America council faces high costs. The Cache Valley area reportedly has many scouting units and a large Scout population, yet funding strains remain.
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Cache
Boy Scouts of America
Dan O. Henry
Logan
Gache Valley
Henry
Franklin
Richards
J. Whitney
Floyd
H. B. Hunsaker
USAC
Martin Roskelley
Field
Toney
Bentley
Phenoi _ Edgley
Preston
W. Pond
Logan Ninth Ward
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