Heyburn Art Show Opens 14th Annual Exhibit in Burley
Sunday marks the opening of the 14th Heyburn Art Exhibit at Heyburn High School with alumni group planning Home Coming Day. The two week show runs to Sunday, April 24 with varied programs, talks, music, and a luncheon featuring Gov. C. A. Robins and District Judge Hugh A. Baker.
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Unday
Heyburn
Heyburn High School
Carl Schrock
Harold Cheney
Mollie Kraus Wolfe
Alumni Association
J. B. Fridley
Major Bowes
New York
Southern Idaho College of Education
Albion
Dell Holmes
Heber Draper
Charles Moncur
Harvey Badger
Hal Matthews
Barbara Moon
Hortense Bitten
Theo Schorzman
Barbara Church
School of Dancing
Irene Buckley
SICE
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Burley and
Rupert
C. A. Robins
Dist
Hugh A. Baker
American Falls Bridge and City Developments Highlight Town Meeting
The Union Pacific main line bridge over the Snake River at American Falls dam is now completed after a $41,000 contract to repair four concrete piers and apply fire frost and water proofing. Work ran from Nov 1, 1948, at night with seven hours allowed due to power needs. Local labor predominated and many will move with McKinzie to the next job. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed a proposed $50,000 municipal building and formed a housing committee with Arthur Liese H L Davis and Robert I Ewing to seek FHA help for better housing and financing options for residents. The city council appointed three election judges Mrs Fred Eggers J W Collings Elton E Polage and approved buying a new street light at Stevens and Polk and a sweeping attachment for the street tractor to speed cleanup.
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American Falls
Union Pacific
McKinzie
FHA
Arthur Liese
H. L. Davis
Robert I. Ewing
Fred Eggers
J. W. Collings
Elton E. Polage
Stevens and
Polk
Dodge Job Rated Door To Door Delivery Truck
Dodge unveils a new door to door delivery truck designed to cut operator costs. The vehicle is built as a complete unit by one manufacturer to save labor and time for frequent stop service. Inspect at Blair Fry Motor Co with Stephen Bailr and Ralph Fry and learn of the nationwide Dodge dealer support network.
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Dodge
Stephen Bailr
Ralph Fry
Blair-Fry Motor Company
Montpelier Road Construction Promised This Year
State Highway District Engineer C. A. Kelly of Pocatello told the Montpelier Chamber of Commerce that construction on the Montpelier Road between Montpelier and the Wyoming border will start this year once a right of way is obtained. He noted plans for a Dingle to Wardboro road and an 11 mile Georgetown summit to Soda Springs segment with bids opened last week on the former.
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Montpelier
Wyoming
C. A. Kelly
Pocatello
Kelly
Early fertilizer demand urged by Idaho soils expert
University of Idaho extension soils specialist Vance T. Smith warns that securing fertilizer late leaves farmers unlikely to obtain supplies. He notes manufacturers cannot distribute a 12 month supply in 60 days and urges farmers to buy before April and May to avoid shortages.
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Vance T. Smith
University of Idaho
Smith
Property Reappraisal Set in Bingham County
A program to reappraise Bingham county property to equalize taxes is underway. Commissioners have appropriated 12000 dollars for the effort and training is under Harold Johnson and G W Kirkpatrick. Four county men join the course led by Falk Clough Wernette and Jones bring prior county service and law enforcement backgrounds.
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Bingham County
Harold Johnson
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Idaho Tax Commission
Boise
Kirkpatrick
Idaho
Sugar City
Johnson
John Falk
Wm. A
del) Clough
E. P. Wernette
W. G. Jones
Falk
Mer
Bingham
Clough
Indian Service
Fort Hall
Wernette
Firth
Jones
Centenarian Mary Chase Hersey Reaches 100 in Wolfeboro
In Wolfeboro New Hampshire Mrs Mary Chase Hersey marked her 100th birthday becoming the towns first resident to reach a century since John H Young who died in 1924 at age 102 Hersey turns 100 as the community notes the milestone.
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Wolfeboro
N.H
Mary Chase Hersey
John H. Young
Burglary at Tremont Temple Pastor’s Home
A burglar broke into the home of Rev. Sidney W. Powell, pastor of Tremont Temple in Boston, and escaped with four souvenir pennies.
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Quincy
Mass
Sidney W. Powell
Boston
Tremont Temple
Washington law bars standing while drinking beer in public
The item notes a Washington law prohibiting standing while drinking beer in public and moving beer between tables, with a waitress allowed to move it but not the customer. A separate US tidbit reports Malcolm Lambert, a farmer in Selmar, Tennessee, finding 103 eggs hidden between bale s in a mule barn, adjusting his view on his flock’s productivity.
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State of Washington
Selmar
Tenn
Malcolm Lambert
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