Gravity of Sumatra Island Population Spotlight
An odd passage notes Sumatra as the sixth largest world island with about eleven and a half million residents. It mentions Indonesia promoting Java immigration and includes an unrelated Tibetan greeting gesture involving a protruding tongue and hissing sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumatra
U World
Idaho Cattlemen Plan First Feeder Sale in Twin Falls
Idaho Cattlemen's Assn plans its first annual feeder calf cow and steer sale at Twin Falls Stockgrowers yards on Monday October 31. The event aims to provide top quality feeder cattle from Idaho and nearby states with 6000 cattle expected to be sold in Idaho feeder sales this year. Members and non members may enter cattle bringing consignor ownership for at least 60 days prior to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Cattlemen’s Assn
Twin Falls
G Wilson
Culdesac
Stockgrowers Commission Co
A.m
Oregon
Washington
Montana
R. J. Hawes
Nevada
Adaho
Preston Citizen No 8 records a local news item
The Preston Citizen reports a local event with community impact and mentions residents and organizations. Details are sparse but indicate ordinary civic activity within the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Citizen
Caning Season Boosts Franklin County Economy
California Packing Corp superintendent C B Blamires touts a successful 1955 canning season in Franklin, noting 350 workers and over 525000 dollars in local and regional commerce. He highlights Del Monte research, field staff support, and plans to expand with sauerkraut processing, signaling a bright future for the area’s canning industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Butters
California’ Packing ‘Corp
Franklin
Mr. Butters
Dolan Condie
James Blaine Bell
Sylmar Jessop
Lincoln W. Foster
S. Calvin Parkinson
California Packing Corp
William P. Hobbs
William Andra
Preston
Calpak
C.b.blamires
Earl R. McEntire
C. B. Blamires
Franklin County
Idaho
Utah
Walter Mockli
Kenneth Oliverson
Dean ‘C. Sedis
del Monte
USAC
California Packing ‘Corp
Rops
Del
Wales
California
Brlatit
Blamires
Flowers Bloom Across Olympic Mountains Says National Geographic
The National Geographic Society notes nearly one thousand flowering plant varieties in Washington's Olympic mountains. About ten percent are endemic, found nowhere else. Most grow on slopes and ridgetops above 4,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Mountains
Washington
National Geographic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geographic Society
Westinghouse
Ony
Westinghouse Dryer
Ken
Electric
Ren’s Electric’ CO
North Siars
Cattlemen Group
Electrolux
Logan, Utah
At. Franklin
VOGUE
Berkshire
Plymouth
Larry
Belvedere
Sandy
Plaza
Savoy