Notice of Hearing on Heirship of Alfred Spatig Idaho Probate
In Franklin County Idaho a petition for determination of heirship and estate settlement of Alfred Spatig has been filed. The hearing is set for November 20, 1958 in the Franklin County Court House Preston Idaho. Interested parties may appear and object. absence of objections will lead to a decree. The petition states Spatig died intestate in Preston on April 12 1952 and left communal real property described in the notice. The petitioner Marie Spatig is the surviving widow and claimant. Dated October 7 1958. Ben E Swann Probate Judge and Ex officio Clerk.
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En Wa
Marie ¥. Spatig
Alfred Spatig
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Frankin County
Franklin County Court House
Comic Strip Style Jests From Bar to Parrot Gags
A joke set features a judge awarding a divorced husband $40 monthly and a witticism about a parrot that talks during a farm truck ride. Additional bits tease bachelor life, a self viewing mirror, a wry mother comment about a son, and a quiet husband wife exchange about talkativeness.
Budget Worries In Plainspoken Style
A fragmentary excerpt presents a humorously resigned voice on worry and everyday honesty. It references a department store, a corkscrew request, and a quip about never being caught, framed as a casual, satirical snapshot of daily life.
Annual Sale Of Range Bulls In Idaho On Nov 1
The Pocatello livestock auction yards host the 19th annual range bull sale on Saturday November 1 starting at noon. About 100 registered Hereford bulls from Idaho Utah and Wyoming are consigned by leading breeders. Bulls will be judged and classified A A B and B by a three-man panel including Art Thorpe Harold McFarland and Joe Dahmen. All bulls are over 16 months old and buyers praise calves for size and gain while expanding cow herds. Recent Idaho fairs showed top fat steer results sired by sale bulls.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jack Pierce
Malta
Idaho Cattlemen's Assa
Pierce
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho Cattlemen’s Assn
Art Thorpe
Council
Harold McFarland
Salmon
Joe Dahmen
Caldwell Branch
Southern Idaho
Association
Idaho Cattlemen Gross $11 Million
Idaho cattlemen have gained $11 million this year from sale of cattle and calves, Sen. Henry Dworshak reported. Department of Agriculture statistics show cash receipts of $46,300,000 for eight months in 1957 and $57,300,000 in the same period of 1958, a rise of nearly 25 percent.
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Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Dworshak
Department of Agriculture
Cattlemen Laud Cooperation Over Subsidies
Dworshak praises cattlemen for uniting to address production and marketing issues without subsidies or government control, noting price fluctuations are inevitable but progress benefits both the industry and the nation.
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Vance
Dworshak
Chickenpox Seen Common in Idaho Children
Idaho health authorities describe chickenpox as a common winter spring illness affecting children under 15 and sometimes adults. The virus spreads via mouth and nose secretions and skin blisters. 1957 saw 958 cases, with 662 reported in the first nine and a half months of this year.
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Idaho
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