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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1949

Page

3

Fair Plans Take Shape At Malad

The Oneida County Fair board for Malad outlines plans for September 8 to 10 including calf scramble auctions from last year and a planned scramble again this year. Committees cover livestock dairy beef swine sheep crops flowers and various department heads with 4-H F.F.A. and junior club supervision and coordination.

Oneida County Mildred Hess Anna Whitworth Laura Darius Robert Jones F.F.A Horace L. Morrill Jr Sally Smith

Cordon Estate Papers Filed In Utah City

Clara Cordon, 60, widow of Edwin Voss Cordon, filed for letters of administration for their community estate valued about $80,000. The estate includes city lots, dwellings, apartments, the Cordon Pie factory, loans, bonds, and securities, with heirs listed as Mrs. Cordon and adopted daughter Gladys Jordan of Pocatello. Edythe B. Leach, widow of Aris Wesley Leach, also filed for administration for her husband’s estate valued at $20,000 consisting of savings, securities and real estate.

Clara Cordon Edwin Voss Cordon Cordon Pie Bank Deco Savings Cordon Gladys Jordan Pocatello Edythe B. Leach Aris Wesley Leach

Mortician Frank Culley 64 Dies in Rupert

Rupert resident M Frank Culley aged 64 died of a heart attack in his sleep Sunday night He was born September 11 1884 in Enfield TL and lived in Rupert since 1917 He married Ida Bailey in 1905 and Nancy Rader in 1944 survivors include two sons four daughters two brothers and two sisters along with thirteen grandchildren Funeral services were being arranged Tuesday

Rupert M. Frank Culley Mr. Culley Enfield Ida Bailey Springfield Ill Nancy Rader Leland Culley Lester Culley Thelma Anderson Burley Wilma Badger Charlotte Manning Pearless Fillmore Twin Falls Richard Culley John R. Culley Thurman Culley Cloyd Culley Frank Markle Alvin Holmes Washington, D. C

Pullos Sues Shamrock Club Over Eviction

Nick Pullos filed in fifth district court to evict Robert T. and Wanda Jackson, operators of the Shamrock club, for breach of a June 7 sale agreement worth 24 608 21 with 5 percent interest. He seeks contract forfeiture, gives 30 days notice, claims unpaid taxes and liens over 1 300, and requests 125 for half a month’s rent as damages.

Nick Pullos Phoenix Fifth District Robert T Wanda Jackson Shamrock Club Pullos Jacksons Pullas Louis F. Racine Jr

Log Kills Idaho Boy in Lumber Yard Accident

Lavonn Duncan 18 of Crouch died when a rolling log crushed him as he and his stepfather Lewis Obermeyer pulled lumber for a logging company north of Crouch Boise County Coroner R W Green said Duncan attempted to run away while the log rolled toward him.

Crouch Lavonn Duncan Boise County R. W. Green Lewis Obermeyer

Burglar Steals 40 dollars and keys at American Falls

A burglar fled the Ern est Maisch home after being awakened Monday night but took 40 dollars, some papers and the car keys. Additional thefts Tuesday included gasoline, motor oil, gear tube, tools from Westcott Oil. An electric motor vanished from Christ Christensen’s warehouse district elevator property.

American Falls Ernest Maisch

Idaho Tax Commission meeting as Board of Equalization

Boise UP report says the state tax commission meets as the board of equalization and will stay in session through August 22 to equalize statewide real and personal property assessments and to assess 1949 valuations of Idaho public utilities.

Boise State Tax Commission Board of Equalization Idaho

Rupert men urge project support with water rights caveat

Rupert Idaho citizens Charles Whittaker and George Breazeal urged Congress to adopt an amendment to a bill authorizing the North Side pumping project Palisades dam and American Falls power facilities. They asked to keep leased American Falls water temporarily until pumped water proves out and opposed transferring water to the lessees now.

Washington Rupert Idaho North Side Congress Charles Whittaker Rupert Chamber of Commerce George C. Breazeal American Falls Palisades Dam Whittaker Breazeal

Rupert Matron Dies Of Caustic Poison

Mrs. Mattie Belliston Belliston, 61, of Rupert, died Sunday in a hospital from caustic poisoning, likely accidental. Born March 11, 1888 in Nephi Utah, she moved to Rupert in 1926 and married Frank Belliston in 1909. She leaves six sons, two daughters, a sister, two brothers, and 13 grandchildren. LDS Relief Society and Sunday school worker. Services are being arranged.

Rupert Mattie Belliston Nephi Utah Frank Belliston Manti Temple LDS Second Ward Relief Society Primary Association Boyd Pendleton Oregon Claud Germany David Cheyenne Elmo Robert Burley Gordon Alton McCloy Maurine Beck G. O. Golden Ralph Broadhead Spencer Broadhead Provo

North Idaho Carpenters Win Boost in Scale

About 250 union carpenters in Lewiston Idaho returned to work after winning a 14 cent per hour wage increase to 2.20. Local 398 AFL carpenters walked off Aug 1 during contract talks with local contractors.

North Idaho Carpenters Lewiston The Carpenter’s Union AFL

Polio Epidemic Advances in Idaho With 46 New August Cases

Idaho reports four new polio cases on Tuesday raising August total to 46 and year to date total to 170. Patients include an 8 year old Rexburg girl a six year old Hansen girl a 12 year old girl and an 11 month old girl in Nampa.

State Health Department Rexburg Hansen Twin Falls Co Nampa

Idaho Governor Declares Fire Emergency Proclamation

Gov. C. A. Robins issued a fire emergency proclamation urging Idaho citizens to prepare for firefighting in forests and grazing lands as the 1949 fire season is described as most critical and worsening daily.

Boise C. A. Robins Idaho

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