Progressive Bank and Trust Youth Thrift Drive Gains Ground
Billy Fischer leads the Progressive Bank and Trust company in a school thrift program begun five years ago. It invites six to eighteen year olds to save pennies and nickels, deposit in passbooks, and learn money value. By year one nine thousand children deposited thirty seven thousand dollars, expanding to seventy five thousand active accounts with ongoing weekly bank days in 1135 schools. The project funds basic virtues, work ethics, and self reliance, aiming to cultivate lifelong savings habits and respect for enterprise.
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Ithem
Thrift
Progressive ‘Bank and -Trust ‘ Company
Billy
Fischer
Bill . Fischer
Jong
Progressive Bank
Billy Fischer
Mother's Day Visitors Across Town Linked to Redington Family
Mother's Day gatherings brought multiple relatives to Annie M. Redington and related households. Attendees included Bert Redington of Pocatello, Glen Redington, Gene Redington of California, Frank Redington of Salt Lake City, George Redington, and visiting trio from Seattle. Also listed are the Moyes and Fisher households with extended family from Preston, Salt Lake City, Pocatello, and Seattle, plus new baby news for Glen Baker in Preston.
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Earl Moyes
Moyes
Earl Olson
Pocatello
George Redington
Wesley_Olson
Salt Lake City
Lee Redington
Preston and
Reid Redington
Annie
M. _ Redington
Ray
Redington
Seattle
Redingtons
LaVon Manning
Stephen
Preston Hospital
Glen Baker
Bakers
Annie M. Redington
Bert Redington
Glen Redington
Gene Redington
California
Frank Redington
Salt , Lake City
Annie Hatch
Frank Croshaw
Virgil Geddes
Henry ‘Hatch
Karma
Kendall
Bever‘ly
Hatch
Orthea- Cox
Wanda, Ackerman
Family visits in Down ey at Bloxham home
Stanley and Mrs Devs visited Mrs Glen Cox and family Sunday afternoon in Downey at her parents Mr and Mrs RT Bloxham home.
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Stanley
Devs
Bas Sness
Glen Cox
Downey
Bloxham
Barger Family Picnic Honors Mother at Hooper Springs
Treasureton Mett and relatives traveled to Salt Lake and Hooper Springs for Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Robert Wells and two daughters Lawana and Bertha St Jeor and son joined Mr and Mrs Barger and others including C J Barger and children Ken Panter and two daughters Miss and Will Titis Jack Barger and Lee Casteel with two daughters Virginia and Shanon and Charity Walton of Pocatello. Don Barger also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wells
Lawana
Bertha St. Jeor
Salt Lake
Bob Kline
Local families gather for visits and a Glencoe class party
Mr and Mrs Delmer Olsen and family visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Orrin Fellows of Preston Lawrie Rasmussen and family spent the past week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Orlando Rasmussen. Maurice Owens and family of Glendale and Ralph Mendenhall of Salt Lake City visited Mrs Perlin Roper Joe and Leon Roper. Paul Adams and family of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Agnes Jepsen. Deward Carver and family visited Mrs Alvin Peterson of Logan. Vernon Westberg and Jessie Erickson drove to Pocatello. Glencoe Sunday school class hosted a swimming party with Zina Jensen Peggy Pearson Lois Lila Rasmussen Imogene Erickson Betty Lou Spatig Glen Jepsen Stanton Rasmussen Irvin Larsen Hyrum Jepsen Layne Erickson Darrel Jepsen Dennis Docksteader Ronald Spatig Tommy Jensen. Lunch followed. Teachers Roy Pearson and Lafe Jepsen accompanied them. Elias Jepsen and family had their daughter blessed Sunday.
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Delmer Olsen
Orrin Fellows
Preston, Lawrie
D. “Rasmussen
Demar Rasmussen
Logan
Orlando Rasmussen
Maurice_Owens
Glendale
Ralph Mendenhall
Salt Lake City
Perlin Roper
Joe and
Leon Roper
Paul Adams
Cleveland
Agnes Jepsen
Deward Carver
Alvin Peterson
Vernon Westerberg
Lafe Jepsen
Elias Jepsen
Local Families Gather for Mother's Day Visits
A long list of relatives from Logan Riverdale Preston and Smithfield visited in Malad Thatcher Mink Creek Provo and Riverdale on Mother’s Day weekend. Attendees included the Jensens Rasmussens Beckstead Carver Olson and Forsgren families among others with extended visits and meals reported.
Pasture management shifts as dairy cows move to fresh forage
County agent Daniel Roberts urged farmers to switch from winter feed to pasture carefully. He warned against overgrazing soft ground and stressed starting pasture with at least six inches of growth. Experts from Idaho University advise rotating pastures, proper irrigation, shade and water, fall manure application, and supplementing feed to avoid milk drops. Idaho shows 2,353 farms with 1,000+ acres.
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Daniel
Roberts
D. L. Fourt
G. C. Anderson
University, of
Idaho
Civil Service Payroll in Idaho Tops 6000 Workers
The U S civil service reports show 6168 civilian employees in Idaho, as the state chamber of commerce notes. It contrasts 450 federal units and 563,800 workers 20 years ago with over 2000 units and 2,531,000 employees today, and warns each new department raises staffing, including a proposed 300 million dollar federal school aid program.
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Civil Service
Idaho
Chamber‘ of Commerce
U. S
Fedral
Congress
Chamber
Charles Sawyer
Elated quotes from Idaho chamber on government actions
Fragmentary text suggests a statement from the Idaho Chamber of Commerce criticizing government actions and their impact. The quoted phrases imply a stance that the government seeks to eliminate certain things, though the full context is unclear.
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Idaho
Chamber ‘of Commerce
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Hart Music
Oxford
Eesi Ousiac
Treasureton
Mett
Nie Seemen
James” ‘Schow
Albert Jensen
Wendell Smith
Riverdale
Viggo Jensen
Ejgil’ Jensen
Ernest
Jenisen
Julius
Rasmussen
Willard Bingham
Smithfield
Tommy? Jensen
Glencoe
Ken Beckstead
Preston
Claude Conlin
Thatcher
Lima
Jepsen
le- Ann
Mink Creek
Eleanor Kirkbride
Carolyn
Andra
Calvin Forsgren
Orlando ‘Rasmussen
Elaine Smith
Provo
G. E. Olsen
Delmer. Olsen
UN Phim
Deaton
Weston
Satan Pareiee Co
U.S
CNSR
By Wayne Evans
Bea
Standard Oil Company of
Wayne S. Evans
Buick
Pat
Buickeneigingers
Ramey
Rovdwaster
Geyter
Buick Sales
Souith
Reston
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