Territorial Sunday Laws in Lewiston Seen as Futile
A 1863 Idaho territorial session in Lewiston enacted blue laws restricting Sundays to worship and limited amusements. The measure aimed to curb playhouses and games of chance, with fines from 30 to 250 dollars, yet enforcement was unlikely given miners’ reliance on Sunday town trips. Local notes mention residents and visitors across Thatcher, Grace, Preston, and Logan areas.
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Idaho Territorial
Lewiston
Justices of the Peace
Clarice Revoir
Martha Hale
Grace
Maomi Robbins
Lyle Barthlome
Clifford Manhart
Willis Georgeson
Pocatello
Thatcher
F. M. Bartschi
Providence
Helmer Olson
Logan
George Bailey
B. L. Young
Nettie White
Elva Pond
John Smith
Smith
Clifton Primary officers hold monthly prep meeting
Clifton Primary officers and teachers met last Monday at Mrs. Maxine Choules home with Lulu Nelson giving the lesson and refreshments for 15 attendees. Last Wednesday night the 88th quorum of seventies presidents gathered at Lynn Davis home for their monthly meeting with Melvin Harris Lynn Larsen Thayne Winward Donald Bradford Erwin Robbins and Anthon Jepsen present. Janice McDermott attends school at the LDS business college.
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Clifton
Alice Olson
Ramonia Talbot
Fern Sears
Leo Williams
Downey
Anthon Jepsen
Hyrum Ward
Rigby
Edith Hawkes
Erwin Hatch
Dayton
Zaetell Ward
Maxine Choules
Lulu Nelson
Lynn Davis
Melvin Haris
Lynn Larsen
Preston
Thayne Winward
Donald Bradford
Erwin Robbins
Janice McDermott
LDS Busi
Thatcher Family Welcomes Baby Girl in Pocatello
North Thatcher Mr and Mrs B L Young welcomed a baby girl born Oct 4 in Pocatello They have leased a farm near Idaho Falls and plan to move soon Thatcher Ward Relief Society opened with a Monday social a pot luck supper and honored Mrs Erma Hogan a former theology teacher with a gift
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B. L. Young
Pocatello
Lyle Barthlome
Idaho Falls
Thatcher Ward Relief Society
Erma Hogan
Health groups back water fluoridation in Boise meeting
Idaho children may suffer fewer cavities as the Southwest Idaho Dental Society passes a resolution in Boise favoring fluoridation of city water supplies for decay prevention. Dr. G P Larson notes the key hurdle is implementing preventive measures.
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Idaho
Southwest Idaho Dental Society
Boise
G. P. Larson
Public debate on water fluoridation and costs
Health officials discuss mandating fluoridation with city input and water company approval. Costs estimated at 10 to 20 cents per person annually. Dr. Larson notes reduced tooth decay where fluorides used, Lewiston cites a 58 percent cavity drop in seven-year-olds after three years. A dental survey starts the process, with natural fluorine in Nampa water.
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the' Health’ Department
Clare
H.C. Clare
State Health Department
Larson
United States
Public Bean Service
Lewiston
Rockies
Nampa
Health Department
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