Mercury for 1957 Ad Claims 290 HP Power Plants Displaying Soon
McCune Motor Company advertises Mercury for 1957 with up to 290 horsepower engines in Monterey Montclair and station wagons. It highlights Turnpike Cruiser V-8 at 290 hp, 405 ft-lb torque, 368 cubic inches, 9.75 to 1 compression, dual four-barrel carburetors, Thermo-matic intake, improved camshaft, high lift valves, and Safety Surge V-8 with power booster fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
McCune Motor. Co
Meriy
Monterey
Montclair
Montclairs
Colony—Park
Voyager
Budapest Statue Demolished as Rebellion Echoes
The Budapest protest scorched a 24 foot Stalin statue from its pedestal amid joyous upheaval. Demonstrators used hacksaws knives and axes to topple the monument and kept fragments as mementos. The crowd sang about reclaiming their church on site.
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Budapest
Stalin
Christ
Carlyle
Idaho Construction Totals Rise in 1956 Outlook
Bank reports total Idaho construction value including roads and urban work at 200 million dollars for 1956. Building permits issued in nine major cities through September reach 18.5 million, up 7.3 percent from last year, while statewide totals dipped 3.8 percent.
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Idaho
Security Bank
First Security report shows strong Utah Idaho economy in 1956
The report notes peak employment in 1955 with 177,600. in 1956 Utah Idaho area sales for first nine months exceed 1955 by 5 percent. Used car and truck sales rise 4 percent, but overall car and truck sales fall 16.2 percent from last year. Federal Reserve deposits rise to 217 million, a new high. investments up 1 million and deposits up 23 million. Farm prices inch higher since midsummer with livestock dairy and eggs mixed. sugar beet and potato output above 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Frazier
Idaho
Uwitti
Utah-Idaho
A -Adaho
Federal’ Reserve
Utah
Local Social Roundup Mentioning Fisher Hatch and Kerrs
A flurry of visits and days out ties together residents of Monae and Pocatello. Milton Hatch enters service, while Milton and Ferris Hatch are noted in Oxford and Clarkston visits. A car crash near Kendall leaves only bruises but a total loss for the vehicle. Rita Keller and Vivian Hatch sing at a Relief Society conference with Marjorie Ward at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Crogdhan
Monae
A.L. Fisher
Annie
Co Hatch
John’ Carver
Pocatello
A .L. Fisher
Annnie C. Hatch
Dorothy Keller
Rita
James. Fisher
Wayne
Anderson
Marie
Lavona
Vivian
Duane Hatch
Christina
David Romero
Sas Mia
Clifton Tuesay
Milton Hatch
Downey
Armed Service
William ‘Baker
Berta ‘Albreicht
Robert
Albreicht
Henry Hatch
Merlin Hatch
Rus
Charitable Groups Get Confiscated Meat From State Agencies
The Idaho Fish and Game Department explains that charitable groups receive most seized or salvaged meat for distribution to charitable institutions. Family notices follow with mention of hospital operations and visits from relatives including Hatch, Olson, Cox, Geddes, and others.
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State’ Department
Idaho
Sell Keller
Marie
Hatch
Christella
David
Romero
Annie
Preston Hospital
Jercold
Jerry
Kris
Soda Springs
Walter A. Hatch
Ernest Olson
Curtis Cox
Spokane
Wash
Wesley Olson
Golden Geddes
Banida
Henry Hatch
Rebecca Kirkbride
Merlin Hatch
Annie Hatch
Melvin Coburn
Ogden
Bred Coburn
Sheldon Kendall Ofen
Karl’ Kendall
Department notes meat disposition rules for surplus stock
Leonard states department rules require surplus meat be sent to approved public institutions or agencies or sold at auction to the highest bidder when no agency can use it. He explains that auctions are rare thanks to storage and transport advances and that orphanages and public programs welcome meat at nominal prices with a receipt record kept for each lot.
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Ross
Leonard
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McCune Motor Company
Ats One
Roesto Reystay
James C. Ingebretsen
Spiritual Mobilization
Bank‘s
Idaho Construction
No. 8
Coming
America
Detroit
Detoit
ED Sullivan
XSL
McCure Motor
Company
Oneida
Preston, Idaho
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