Relief Society Conference Held in Minkcreek Stake
A Relief Society conference was held Sunday evening in Minkcreek with Mrs. WM Crane as stake visitor. Presenters included Pres. Ada Jensen Vera Jensen Mona Wilde Mahalia Jensen and Viola Larsen. Musical numbers were provided by the singing group.
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Relief Society
Wm. E. Crane
Ada Jensen
Vera Jensen
Mona. Wilde
Mahalia Jensen
Viola Larsen
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Farewell Event
Mrs Mahala Jensen spent a day in Pocatello on business. Ramona Oliverson and friend visited Ogden area, Eugene Oliverson family hosted. Perry and Arden Smith attended church in town. A farewell party and dance for two missionaries planned for Dec 3. Nephi Nielsen says son Mardel writes from Denmark mission. He met Bishop Christ ensen’s 90 year old mother and serves as branch chorister.
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Jerry
Kenneth Nielson
Eleanor Jensen
Mahala’ Jensen
Pocatello
Ramona Oliverson
Ogden
Eugene Oliverson
Oliverson
Perry Smith
Riverdale
Arden Smith
Nephi Nielson
Mardel
Denmark
3. C. Christensen
Stake Priesthood Meeting At Grace Parish
Several attendees gathered for a stake priesthood meeting at Grace on Sunday. Mrs. Paul Adams spent Sunday at her mother's home in Glencoe assisting at a trousseau tea for Ruth Jepsen. Mrs. Rulon Burton with her mother Maggie Smith visited her sister and family for a few days last week.
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Grace
Paul Adams
Glencoe
Ruth Jepsen
Rulon Burton
Maggie Smith
Thatcher area notes include visits and events
Mrs Alice Smith in Cedar City and Mrs Mary Anderson visited daughters home. Mrs Hogan returned from Soda Springs hospital with a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Leland Panter hosted. Howard Nelsons family from Ogden visited. Cleveland mutual hosted stake visitors at the MIA meeting. Elden Andersen of Ogden hunted pheasants. Roe Bennett and Bert Nielsen visited. Relief society quilt completed for welfare. PTA Thatcher grade school Parents Day next Monday with lunch and program. Lynd Nance bought the milk route from Delvid Raholt and Hauling for Swiss Cheese Milk factory. Keith Nielsen takes weekly guitar lessons in Preston.
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Mary Anderson
Thatcher
Elden Andersen
Ogden
Fred Andersen
Roe Bennett
Niter
Bert Nielsen
Relief—Society
Bill Nielsen
Lago
J. W. Adams
Benson Ward
Theron Smith
Salt Lake City
PTA
Lynd Nance
Delvid Raholt
Keith Nielsen
Preston
Farm Fires Cost Nation 100 Million Annual Loss
University of Idaho engineer J. W. Martin warns farm fires add about 100 million dollars yearly to total fire losses. He notes this could fund 20 000 homes and 100 000 people, urging electric water systems as key preventive measure and recommending hydrants around barns and buildings.
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J. W. Martin
University of Idaho
Martin
Lewiston's Water Plant Noted Among World's Best
Lewiston Idaho owns one of the best municipal water plants in the world, highlighting its advanced treatment and reliable service. The boast underscores local commitment to infrastructure, public health, and efficient utilities.
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Lewiston, Ida
Immunization Urged as Shield Against Whooping Cough
An Idaho health column stresses immunization for children aged four months to three years to prevent whooping cough, noting 263 Idaho cases in eight months. It warns of complications and advises early medical care if cold-like symptoms persist, urging vaccination and vigilance.
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Idaho
Utah Mining Strike Impacts Phosphate Plant Operations
J R Simplot, famed Idaho industrialist and Simplot fertilizer president at Pocatello, warns the Utah copper mining strike will halt sulphuric acid shipments and shut down superphosphate production. Without acid, phosphate fertilizer manufacture ceases, risking reduced spring supplies and ongoing plant ging of finished goods while stock lasts.
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J. R. Simplot
Idaho
Simplot
Pocatello
Utah
Fertilizer Shortage Prompts Calls to Stock Up Now
Agricultural leaders warn farmers to buy and store fertilizer this fall due to spring shortages. Simplot notes that even with continuous production a winter supply cannot be built up, and acid supply risks complicate the outlook.
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Simplot
Wash Hankies Before They Are Soiled Deeply
An hour long soak in cool water loosens dirt and reduces rubbing needed to clean washables. Prompt soaking saves effort and wear.
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