Pocatello Ram Sale Set for October With 800 Plus Breeds
Arrangements are complete for the 17th annual Pocatello ram sale on Saturday October 2 in the union stockyards sales pavilion. More than 800 purebred rams from 66 Idaho breeders will be auctioned including Suffolk Hampshire Suffolk Hampshire Panama Corriedale Lincoln Rambouillet Columbia and Lincoln Rambouillet types. The event aims to supply quality mutton and wool rams and draw over 300 eastern Idaho sheepmen, followed by the Idaho Wool Growers Association fall executive session at the Bannock Hotel with HH. B. Soulen presiding.
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Pocatello
M. C. Claar
Union Stockyards
Idaho
Suffolk
Hampshire
Suffolk-Hampshire
Panama
Corriedale
Lincoln
Rambouillet
Columbia
Lincoln-Rambouillet
Bannock Hotel
HH. B. Soulen
The
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Orrin Merrill Sidelined as Florida Aviation Cadet
Orrin S Merrill son of Mr and Mrs O P Merrill trains as an aviation cadet at the Lodwick School of Aeronautics Lakeland Florida after service work at Ohio and Alabama bases He is a former teletypist and student at Utah Agricultural College Logan Mrs Merrill formerly Miss Dorothy Davies daughter of Mr and Mrs Maroni Davies of Logan travels with him in Florida.
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Florida
Orrin S Merrill
Army Air Forces
Orrin
O. P. Merrill
Lodwick School of Aeronautics
Lakeland
Ohio
Alabama
Lodwick School
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Merrill
Dorothy Davies
Maroni Davies
Swan Lake Boy Enlisted in Naval Aviation Training
Douglas Sorensen of Swan Lake Idaho serves with Naval V-5 aviation cadets at Marquette University Milwaukee Wisconsin. He studies engineering at Marquette and takes flying lessons at Curtiss-Wright airport after graduating from Downey High School.
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Douglas Sorensen
Swan Lake
Idaho
Naval
Marquette University
Miwaukee
Wis
Ile
Marquette College of Engineering
Curtiss-Wright
Sorensen
Downey High School
Idaho dry beans stocks decline amid large disappearance
BOISH combined farm and commercial warehouse stocks show 509000 bags on September 1 with 364000 missing since June 1, a 42 percent drop. Warehouse holdings totaled 508000 bags dominated by Great Northerns, Small Reds and Pintos, while June 1 and prior year comparisons reflect sizable declines and shifts in variety totals.
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Idaho
Idaho wartime spending trims public works staff 20 percent
A wartime report to the Executive Desk shows Idaho reduced personnel in the public works and highways departments by 20 percent versus 1942 despite a larger construction and maintenance program. Contracts total 24 in 1943 worth 2,832,084 with federal funding predominant and several projects started or planned for postwar water development.
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Idaho
Executive Desk
Public Works and Highways
Public Works
Joe D. Wood
Wood
Bear River watershed study and local postwar planning boards
Spofford noted a large stock feed region spanning about 300000 acres while an extensive review of the Bear River watershed proceeds. Reports to the planning board show several counties cities and villages forming boards to coordinate state and local postwar programs.
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Spofford
Bear River
Planning Board
Clifton High School Announces Officers
Clifton High School named its class officers for the year. Senior officers include Ethel Simon as president Irene Carpenter as vice president Juanita Peters as secretary and Paul Sperry as representative. Junior officers list Reid Carpenter as president Rayla Perkins as vice president LaDean Maughan as secretary and Mary Walker as representative. Sophomore officers name Dentigy Ralph as president Valene Perkins as vice president Billy McDermott as secretary and Avonna Winward as representative. Freshman officers are Marilyn Call as president Beverley Udy as vice president Dorothy Bailey as secretary and Blaine Rawlins as representative.
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Clifton High School
Leo T. Williams
Ethel Simon
Irene Carpenter
Juanita Peters
Paul Sperry
Reid Carpenter
Rayla’ Perkins
LaDean Maughan
Mary Walker
Dentigy Ralph
Valene Perkins
Billy McDermott
Avonna Winward
Marilyn Call
Beverley
Minimum Delivery Rules For Diesel Fuel Trucks
Bert Trask, ODT District Manager, announced new minimum delivery requirements for diesel fuel kerosene benzine benzol naptha and light fuel distillates used as motor fuel. The rule sets a minimum drop equal to 60 percent of tank capacity, not less than 150 gallons, with farms needing at least 25 gallons. Special permits may be issued from the Boise district ODT office.
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Bert Trask
ODT
Division of
Motor Transport
Trask
Boise
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McKesson
Ati
Magnex
McKesson’s
Bone
Palmolive
McKesson’s Milk OF
U.S.P
Johnson
Orrin Merrill
Swan Lake Boy
Naval Aviation
Eral
Idaho State Planning Board
Reclamation
James Spofford
Anderson Ranch
Cascade
Payette River
Palisade
Snake River
Black Canyon
Albeni Falls
Pend Oreille River
Mountain Home
Glenns Ferry
Seriver Creek
Welser Valley
Rathdrum Prairie
Salmon River Basin
Challis
Pahsimerol River
Big Wood River
Little Wood River
Big Lost River
Little Lost River
Jack Creek
Bennett Creek
Medicine Lodge Creek
Wille Soterin
Stationery
Preston
Lele
Franklin County Sugar
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