Record of court filings and sheriff sale notices
Complaints filed in district court include collection actions against Lee Ossman for $217.36 by Tede and Etchingham of Denver and several intoxication pleas with fines of $15 each for defendants Peter McGill Donald O Garrison Jack Willis Tobias Tobalis Johnny V Carson and Garland S Troupe. Speeding pleas by Ray F Lee and Elmer H Peterson with fines. bond forfeitures noted. Sheriff’s sale of county property includes a truck bed tractor and scrapers valued at $2500 sold to Intermountain Equipment. Pontiac sedan sold for $450 to H S Chase. Unsold items listed for private sale including various tractors trucks scrapers and equipment.
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Lee Ossman
Tede & Etchingham
Denver
Peter McGill
Donald O. Garrison
Jack Willis
Tobias Tobalis
Intox
Johnny V. Carson
Garland S. Troupe
Elmer H. Peterson
A. m
Mon
John
Intermountain Equipment Co
Pontiac
H. S. Chase
McCormick Oel
Obituaries for Mrs Elizabeth E Stinger and Stephen J Kralik
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Ellen Stinger 82 and died Saturday will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Sixth Ward L D S church with Bishop Arnold Reddish officiating Interment Mount View cemetery under Hall mortuary. Stephen Joseph Kralik 35 a former Blackfoot resident died Thursday Dec 11 in Pendleton Oregon burial in Moreland cemetery Peck and Packham Mortuary handled arrangements Rosary and services led by Rev C M Vehoeven survivors include two brothers and three sisters Adam Kralik Ontario Ore and Mrs Anna Robinson Fruitland Idaho
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Elizabeth E. Stinger
Elizabeth Ellen Stinger
Sixth Ward
L. D
Arnold Reddish
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Stephen J. Kralik
Stephen_ Joseph Kralik
Moreland
Bingham County
Pendleton
Ore
Stefan P. Kralik
Blackfoot
Peck and Packham
St. Margaret’s Chapel
C. M. Vehoeven
State Soil Conservation Board Names District Supervisors
The State Soil Conservation Commission approved J. H. Choules Clifton and A. W. Stevenson Dayton as superintendents for Franklin county soil conservation district. It also approved a Madison county district referendum and accepted East Side Soil Conservation district, covering eastern Bonneville and part of Caribou counties. Present were R N Irving Boise J M Isaacson Malad and Carol Youngstrom Boise assistant director of extension.
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State Soil Conservation Commission
J. H. Choules
Clifton
A. W. Stevenson
Dayton
Franklin County
Nimitz Leaves Post as CNO in Formal Farewell
Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz quits as Chief of Naval Operations after a ceremony hailed him as one of the greatest naval officers. Adm. Louis E. Denfield succeeds him, with Navy leaders present and Sullivan noting the world’s serious situation.
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Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy
Naval Operations
Louis E. Denfield
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Nimitz
Jones
Barry
Farragut
Relief Society Sevens Ward Banquet And Bazaar
The Seventh Ward Relief Society hosted a Friday evening banquet at the church followed by a bazaar program and dance. The bazaar showcased quilts aprons children’s attire and handmade works with about 200 guests in attendance. Community singing of Christmas carols was enjoyed by all and Jed Ashton performed several numbers.
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Seventh Ward Relief Society
Jed Ashton
City considers raising slot machine license fees
Mayor George Phillips reports the city council will act on an amendment to the slot machine ordinance at the next regular meeting. The change would raise fees by 50 dollars per machine and is expected to bring about 13,600 dollars into city coffers in 1948.
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George Phillips
Bughouse Square Misses Cop
Chicago mourns Marie C. Hagan 74 a longtime Bughouse Square peacekeeper who kept watch over debaters and regulars on the famous soapbox stretch. The former beat officer retired years ago but maintained visits to the crowd until her death.
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Chicago
Bughouse Square
Marie C. Hagan
Mecca
Gold Coast
Dingier
North Side
Markets show gains as stocks rise in session led by oil and rail
United Press reports stocks up for the sixth time in seven sessions with a market high for three weeks. Oil and rail shares led gains with Skelly Oil and peers posting advances, while nickel plate issues and textile firms hit new highs. Livestock markets in Ogden and Denver show higher hogs and steady to higher cattle and sheep values amid broad trading activity.
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New York
Skelly
Amerada
Continental
Lion
Ohio
Plymouth
Sinclair
Superior
Warington Pump
Douglas
Ogden
Simplot Fertilizer Plans Expansion After Record Sales
Simplot Fertilizer Co marks its third annual sales meeting as production capacity jumps to 200 000 tons per year from 40 000. O A Power and C L Nicklas outline development plans while noting 105 000 tons sold in 16 states and the company’s Idaho program with the University of Idaho research fellowship.
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Simplot Fertilizer Co
Simplot Company
O. A. Power
C.L. Nicklas
Power
Pocatello
C. L. Nicklas
Nicklas
University of Idaho
Bannock County Democrats Set Finance Meeting
George Allen, secretary of the Bannock County Democratic central committee, announced Monday that a three member committee will meet with the Young Democrats to discuss financial problems. The committee includes Roy Hale and Paul Gregersen, with Mayor George Phillips as president.
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Young
Bannock
Democrats
George Allen
County Central
Allen
Young Democrats
George Phillips
Roy Hale
Paul Gregersen
Bannock County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Boise
Cs Aslett
Jerome
Apron Sale Planned by War Mothers Groups
War Mothers groups announced an apron sale to benefit their efforts. Turn in aprons at Middendorf's Floral Shop or Centre Paint Store as organizers coordinate the fundraiser on Monday.
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Middendorf
New star found in September shines 80,000 times beyond sun
A newly discovered star labeled T$45 was identified in September. It emits about 80,000 times the sun’s brightness and lies roughly 49,000–000,000,000,000 miles from Earth, per initial observations.
Death of Fort Hall matriarch aged 105 years
Magorah Tindore aged 105, oldest Fort Hall resident and sole witness to the 1863 Preston Massacre, died Thursday at her grandson Chauncey Tindore’s home after a lingering illness. Survived by five grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren, and seven great great grandchildren. funeral Tuesday at Chauncey Tindore’s home with tribal rites and Cedar Cemetery burial at Fort Hall.
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Fort Hall
Magorah Tindore
Chauncey Tindore
Preston
Fort Douglas
Utah
C. O'Connor
Bear River
Cedar Cemetery
Back From Meet Drue Dunn Heads State Agents Group
Drue Dunn recently elected 1948 president of the State Association of Agricultural Agents returned to his office Monday after attending the annual extension conference in Chicago from December 9 to 13.
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Drue Dunn
State Association of Agricultural Agents
Chicago
Births Report From Pocatello Area Hospitals
Babies born Monday and Saturday at Pocatello and surrounding hospitals include framed entries for families Durman Goecker Sanders Stickle Martin Flores Sayer Phelps Regan McNabb Feredi and OBrien. The infants arrive at General St. Anthony's and nearby facilities with boys and girls listed for each couple.
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Pocatello Hospitals
Frank Durman
South Johnson St
Elwood Goeckerman
South Fifth St
F. E. Sanders
St. Anthony’s
Stanley Stickle
West Bonneville
Clifford Martin
West Fifth St
Eli Sayer
Macks
Raymond O’brie
Calhoun
St. Athony’s
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Relief Society
Death
Santa Claus
Memphis
Tenn
Gene Greer Manker
Skippy
New York Memorial Hospital
Gene
United Press
U. S
Tracy
Dick Tracy
Democrats Eye Finances
Richter
Ernest Flores
North Harrison Ave
Pocatel General
International Harvester
Fez
Idaho Lumber
Bain
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