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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1949

Page

3

Youth Parade in Pocatello Draws City Support and Prizes

A large Back to School parade for youths runs 10:30 a.m. from Pocatello High School led by Wayne Booth. Floats pets and bikes compete for prizes funded by local merchants and organizations, with watermelons donated and an insured prize fund.

Pocatello City Recreation Department Wayne Booth N. Arthur Arthur Bonneville Main Lander Railroad Park North Arthur Garfield Irving Field Okay, Inc South Fifth Enterprise N. Main B&j Reno Super Market Okay Inc North Main Miller's Market Safeway Cottage Food S. Eighth Cox Grocery Peterson's Market East Halliday East Center Fifth Ave S. Fifth S. Main Hawthorne Riverside O. C Randolph Wards Market East Poplar Yellowstone Ave Farnes Fine Foods Pocatello Merchants Ford Music Co Cook’ Drug Peoples Store Carnes Music Co Walgreen Drug Atkin~ Florist Molinelli DeLite Bakery Pocatello Hardware & Canvas Modern Deb Shoppe R&g Jewelers Fawson Music Barney Goldberg J. C. Penney Bryan Insurance Co Nate Morgan Scoop’s Men Store Beneficial Protective Association Bryan & Company Rino Wholesale Candy Co S & H.food Bank North Third Idaho Creameries Hopper’s Dairy Roselle Bottling Co

Beasley Named Executive Director of Pocatello YWCA

Mrs. Ruth K. Beasley of 1885 Yellowstone Avenue is appointed executive director of the Pocatello YWCA succeeding Vivian Matson who retired Aug. 1 after seven and a half years. Beasley, a former YWCA secretary, has held part and full time posts including 1941 and 1942, and previously served as YWCA president and treasurer and sponsor of the Newcomers club.

Ruth K. Beasley Yellowstone Avenue Pocatello Ywca Lou Haller Beasley Vivian Matson YWCA The Newcomers Club

Woodcarver Carl Payne Tours World to Carve in Pocatello

Wood carver Carl E. Payne 62 arrived in Pocatello and opened at the Modern Shoe store on West Center. He carved vines, a cougar, a deer and owner initials on several gun stocks and has long carved canes and wooden items for famous figures, including Franklin D. Roosevelt. Payne left a Danville NL furniture job to pursue carving as a roaming vocation.

Carl E. Payne Pocatello West Center Payne Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Danville

Community Briefs From Gate City Include Visits and Meetings

Gate City Goings On notes an advisory council nomination for Richard Davis of route 2 North and visits by Kraft officials Dr J B Stine and R A Page to discuss production. Luther topics include Idaho State College pharmacy exams, a Disabled Veterans picnic, and a rummage sale at First Baptist with local hospital news and police volunteers praised for a recent picnic.

R. A. Page Kraft. Foods Co Chicago J. B. Stine Kraft Laboratory Glenview Dick Arps Western Division San Francisco

City of Pocatello Levies Ad Valorem Taxes for 1949-50

An ordinance of the City of Pocatello Idaho levies ad valorem taxes on all taxable property for the 1949 1950 fiscal year to fund general expenses airport library cemetery street lighting municipal band street oiling fire department sprinkling policeman retirement waterworks and various bond interest and principal payments including waterworks reservoir bonds and storm sewer bonds and other municipal obligations.

Pocatello Idaho Policemen's Retirement Fund

Pocatello City approves multiple bond series and tax levies

The ordinance authorizes payment on several bonds including waterworks 1934 sewer and refunding issues, 1946 and 1948 bonds, and sets ad valorem tax rates for 1949 50 to fund city expenses airport maintenance bond costs cemetery library fire department and other municipal services in Pocatello Idaho.

Squirrels Teeth Cut Murfreesboro Phone Lines

Murfreesboro Tennessee plant supervisor Forrest Guffee laments squirrels sharpening their teeth on telephone lines. He estimates half the complaints come from tree-lined streets and says removing the rodents would fix the damage that lets rain water rot and rust sections of the lines.

Murfreesboro, Tenn Forrest Guffee Guffee Murfreesboro

Saturday Radio Programs Overview

Radio schedules list numerous shows and times across KEYY KC KPST KSEI and KEIO stations. Program blocks include Morning Special, Georgia Crackers, Hawaiian Harmonies, Mutual Orchestra, Eddy Howard Show, Twenty Questions, Lombardo Land, Chicago Theater, and Major League Summary with various local hosts and guests.

City Tax Rates For Street Lighting And Bond Interest Listed

The document lists levy figures for the city fiscal year including forty cents per hundred for street oiling, fifteen and seven tenths cents for sprinkling, ten cents for police retirement fund, and various small interest payments on Waterworks, Storm Sewer, Municipal Coupon Refunding, and Trunk Sewer Bonds. It specifies rates per one hundred dollars of assessed property values to fund these items.

Policemen's

City Bonds Tax Levy Details for Sewer Water and Refunding Bonds

The notice outlines tax levies on multiple city bonds, including Sewage Treatment Plant Bonds Series 1941, Street Improvement Bonds Series A 1946, B 1946, Interceptor Sewer Bonds Series 1948, Waterworks Improvement Bonds Series 1934, Storm Sewer Bonds Series 1935, Municipal Refunding Bonds Series August 1 1934, and Trunk property taxes. It specifies rates per one hundred dollars of assessed value to fund interest and principal payments totaling various principal amounts.

Dhich City

City of Pocatello adopts bonds for street and sewer projects

Ordinance authorizes six and six tenths and six cents on each hundred dollars of taxable property to fund two bond issues, Street Improvement Bonds Series B 1946 and Interceptor Sewer Bonds Series 1948. City Clerk directed to certify copies to County Auditor after publication in The Pocatello Post. Ordinance takes effect after passage and publication dated August 16, 1949.

Pocatello Bannock County Idaho Pocatello Post

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