Dredging Not Harmful Above Boise Twin Springs
Oscar Edholm of the state land department states a Boise river gold dredging operation above Twin Springs is not dangerous at this time. A group of Boise water users and forest service officials inspected the mineral lease operation now run by A C Matthews and D H Johnson. They plan to request nonrenewal of the lease when it expires next year.
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BOISE
Boise River
Twin Springs
Boise Valley
Oscar Edholm
State Land Department
Edholm
Forest Service
Dallas
Optimist Club Plans Charter Dinner for Pocatello Chapter
The Pocatello Optimist club hosts its third pre charter luncheon with pins and creeds given to four members. Boise sponsor Art Morrill guest speaker as plans for August 31 charter dinner advance with officials from St Louis Portland Salt Lake City and Boise attending. Boise volunteers charter party gifts include bell and gavel creed plaque. Membership drives target local business and professional men in groups of three.
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Pocatello Optimist Club
Optimist
Les Schweibert
Don W. Burden
Lyon Healy
Lee Bates
Art Morrill
Boise Club
Pocatello Club
Bannock Hotel
Optimist International
St. Louis
Missouri
Portland
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Boise
Harold O’braun
Boise Optimist Club
Boise Optimists
Pocatello
Obituary notices for Eva Marston and Andrew Anderson
Funeral services for Eva Jane Marston 66 were held at the Twelfth ward LDS chapel with Bishop Homer Satterfield officiating. Interment followed in Kaysville Utah. Andrew D. Anderson 45 of Portneuf Park died after a long illness at Pocatello hospital. He and Ruby Kingsford married in 1926 and he leaves seven children and siblings. Funeral arrangements are by Downard funeral home.
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Eva Jane Marston
Twelfth Ward
LDS
Homer. S. Satterfield
Hyrum Crane
Edmund E. Hansen
Margie Carlson
Maxine Thompson
Mary Caroline Weller
Lucille Denkers
Gordon Jensen
Lola Schiess
Morgan Hawkes
Heber Olson
Bishop Satterfield
Weer Lynn Davis
Dick Liedtke
Ernie Davis
W. E. Jones
D. C. Ray
F. M. Ray
Cyril Call
Glen Marston
Marvin Marston
Lynn Weller
John S. Smith
Charles Marston
Flowers
Twelfth Ward Relief Society
Irene McCurdy
Kaysville
Utah
Arthur W. Hall
Andrew D. Anderson
Portneuf Park
Pocatello Hospital
Thomas
Idaho
John A. Anderson
Dora Anderson
Ruby D. Kingsford
Pocatello
Oregon
South Dakota
Garrett Freight Lines
A. D. Anderson
Portnent Park
Porstello
Downard Funeral Home
Infant Son of Sampsons Laid to Rest at Mountainview
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert O Sampson died at birth and was laid to rest Saturday at Mountainview Cemetery with Rev A H E Albee officiating. Surviving are the parents a brother Randy paternal grandparents Clyde Sampson of Pocatello and maternal grandparents O G Roche. Downard Funeral Home directed the arrangements.
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DE Oliver Sampson
Clyde On
Ano
Robert O. Sampson
North Eleventh Avenue
Mountainview Cemetery
A. H. E. Albee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Randy
Clyde Sampson
Pocatello
O. G. Roche
The
Downard Funeral Home
All's Well With Rapids Shooterrs
A party of Pocatello business men rafting the Salmon river relayed news that all is well. The group includes C. L. Lewis C. G. Billmeyer Marvin Christensen Dr. O F Call W C Barnes Cliff Kirkendall H B Markham Clarence Elle and F G Brick Thompson.
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Pocatello
Salmon River
Pocatello Post
Ellison Ranch
C. L. Lewis
C. G. Billmeyer
Marvin Christensen
Dr. O. F. Call
W.C. Carnes
Cliff Kirkendall
H. B. Markham
Clarence Elle
F. G. “Brick” Thompson
Two Year Term For Idaho Package Theft
Isaac Morris 29 received a two year federal penitentiary term after pleading guilty to stealing a clothing package worth 130 dollars from the Railway Express office in Pocatello. The item was en route to Seattle and was seized during the sentencing before Federal Judge Chase A. Clark.
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Boise
Isaac Morris
Railway Express
Pocatello
Seattle
Chase A. Clark
Morris
Federal grand jury to convene in Boise Monday
The U S district attorney's office announced that a federal grand jury will meet in Boise on Monday.
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Boise
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
More Chickens Boost Idaho Hatchery Output in 1949
Idaho commercial hatcheries reported 3.47 million chicks hatched for January through July 1949, a 24 percent increase over 1948’s 2.79 million. Polio cases in Idaho rose to 110 with two new infant victims, bringing yearly total to 234. A $150,000 damage suit against John Bradley and Bradley Mining Co. opens next Monday in federal court. Idaho employment programs continue unchanged despite federal reorganization plans. Highway 95 improvement contracts awarded to Western Construction Co. and Hoops Construction Co. with a low bid of 58,601.50 for roadbed rebuilding and crushed rock surfacing.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Idaho Falls
John Bradley
Bradley Mining Company
Edward H. Boice
Boice
Department of Public Works
Western Construction Co
Pocatello
Hoops Construction Co
Twin Falls
Western
U. S. Evacuates Consular Staff From Canton Amid China Exodus
U S Navy moves evacuees from Canton as Communist forces near Hong Kong. Eight evacuees reach safety aboard a Hong Kong Canton shuttle with eight tons of baggage. Vice Adm. Badger says 72 consular officials and dependents remain to be rescued within days. Six Navy seaplanes stand by to fly non official refugees to Manila Philippines.
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Hong Kong
U. S. Navy
Canton
Oscar C. Badger
Navy
Mandila
Philippines
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Mobile
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