Idaho Farm Bureau Sessions Tackle Mastitis Control
Two Idaho Farm Bureau divisions met in Pocatello to discuss dairy cattle diseases with emphasis on Mastitis control. J Wendell Stucki outlined bedding housing and dog injury prevention, udder strip tests, acid test pads, and veterinary consultation. The meeting also covered a 600 car apple surplus sale to the US Department of Agriculture for the School Welfare Program and planned reports on a phosphate plant beds and gasoline prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s
Bureau
J. Wendell Stucki
Agricultural Depart
Stucki
Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Death Claims Mrs Mathew in Pocatello
Mrs Norma Fern Mathew 44 of 1153 South Fourth Avenue died of a heart attack at 12 30 a m Sunday after a lingering illness. Born December 9 1904 at Pocatello she was a daughter of Gus and Sadie Shostrom. She attended Pocatello High School Idaho State College and the University of Utah. She taught in Portland and worked for law firms in Seattle before marrying Kenneth Mathew in Dillon Montana on November 21 1941. She had lived in Pocatello since 1941 and was a member of the Presbyterian church and Rebekah lodge. Survivors include her husband her mother and two siblings. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Norma Fern- Mathew
South Fourth Ave
Mathew
Pocatello
Gus
Sadie Shostrom
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Kenneth Mathew
Dillon, Mont
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Pig-a-Day Hansel markets hog weekly in Madison
Gifford Hansel, known as Pig-a-Day Hansel, has sold a hog every week for four years, a habit praised by local farmers as reducing meat shortages. In Nebraska, a cafe owner faced a burglary with three buns and lunch meat stolen from his shop.
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Madison,ind
Gifford Hansel
Hansel
Trenton
Neb
Pioneer Cyrus J. Stanford Celebrates 91st Birthday
Cyrus J. Stanford, born 1857 in Boston, arrived in Utah in 1861 with an ox team caravan. The Logan to Salt Lake City settler and L.D.S. Temple worker was honored at a dinner at 404 Maple Ave with family present. He married Elna Phippen in 1881. they had six children, four survive, with 18 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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Cyrus J. Stanford
Clive J. Cooper
Maple Ave
Mr. Stanford
Cooper
Boston
Mass
Logan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mr. Sanford
Stephen Sanford
Elna Phippen
Carey
Idaho
California
L.D.S. Temple
Pocatello
Cyrus J. Stanford of
Gate City
Warned Of Big Tremor By Paul F. Ellis
Harvard seismologist Dr. L Don Leet warns New York Boston and eastern cities to prepare for a possible major earthquake. In his book Causes of Catastrophe he cites increasing seismicity in New England and notes weaker fault lines from New York through Connecticut and beyond. He says future quakes could occur though exact timing is unknown.
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New York
Harvard
L. Don Leet
Har
New England
New York City
Connecticut
Telegraph Union Strike Threat Off Ends Wage Dispute
Adolph Brungs announced that three AFL unions accepted an eight cent hourly raise from Western Union. About 55,000 workers will keep their contract to April 1, 1949, ending the threat of a nationwide telegraph strike this spring.
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Washington
AFL
Western Union
Adolph Brungs
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Brungs
Pocatello Declares Social Hygiene Day Observance
Mayor George R. Phillips proclaims February 4 as Social Hygiene Day in Pocatello to warn against venereal diseases and to urge public action and support for preventive health programs. The notice cites local leadership and collaboration with health authorities and social agencies.
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Pocatello
George R. Phillips
Idaho college sees teachers shortfall in elementary grades
A survey by Dr Roald F Campbell shows Idaho State College producing only about one third the teachers needed in the area with elementary shortages most acute. Eight southeastern Idaho cities face four times greater need in elementary teaching than higher levels. ISC students expect 136 future teachers with 101 aiming for high schools and 35 for elementary work.
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Idaho State College
Roald F. Campbell
University of Utah
Idaho
Campbell
ISC
Rexburg Chamber Seeks Peace in Bank Battle
The Rexburg Chamber of Commerce urged the First Security Bank of Idaho to stop opposing the Yellowstone Bank opening in Rexburg. It asked Governor Robins and state officials not to block the new bank, citing strong local demand for another financial institution in Madison county.
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Rexburg
Ida
First Security Bank of
Idaho
Rexburg Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Idaho district judges form State Association of District Judges
Boise. The district judges elected C F Koelsch as president and C E Winstead as secretary, both from Boise. Koelsch may appoint an executive committee and other committees from Idaho's 16 district judges. Twelve judges attended the meeting.
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Boise
Idaho
C F. Koelsch
C. E. Winstead
State Association of
Koelsch
Preston Man Invents Efficient Hospital Bed
Preston electrical engineer J L Peterson who spent months in a hospital after an industrial accident invented the Electro Nurse a hydraulic bed control to raise a patient s head. He and his wife a trained nurse perfected a unit during war years and now hope to mass produce it to save nurses time by about one third.
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Preston
J. L. Peterson
Peterson
Idaho
McCammon Woman Mary A Henderson Dies at 54
Mary Augusta Henderson 54 of McCammon Idaho died Sunday in a Pocatello hospital. Born March 26 1893 in Clifton she married James C Henderson Oct 11 1911 in the Logan L D S temple. Surviving children include Florence Halver Downey Weldon L Henderson Tyrus L Henderson Mildred Hughes LaMond Gadinger Leo L Henderson James L Henderson LaVern Holman Raymond Henderson and 18 grandchildren. Funeral services are planned in McCammon with time and place to be announced. Arrangements by Hall Mortuary.
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Boise
Mildred Hughes
Pocatello
LaMond Gadinger
Leo L. Henderson
McCammon
James L. Henderson
LaVern Holman
Raymond L. Henderson
William E. Larsen
Albion
Idaho
Henry Larsen
Bellevue
Odom Lifts Off From Mani pal For China Flight
Globe-Girdler Bill Odom rose in his modified B-24 Navy transport from Mani pal airport Sunday headed to Dayton Ohio the next-to-last stop on a mountain-charting flight to China His solo round-the-world record 73 hours 5 minutes set last summer stands his co-pilot Carroll Sallee 29 Dallas Texas and an unidentified mechanic accompanied him Odom said at Wright Field that preparations for the flight to an unsurveyed mountain in China are complete
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Oklahoma
CIBY
Bill Odom
Manipal
Dayton
China
Odom
Carroll Sallee
Dallas Tex
Fer Wright Field
Lecture Presents Christian Science View In Pocatello
Earl E. Simms told Congregational church listeners that truth lies in divine life taught by Jesus not material science and scholastic theology. The Austin Texas speaker, member of The Mother Church board of lec ture ship, urged turning from worldly matter to spiritual reality.
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Jesus
Earl E. Simms
Christ
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pocatello
Bertha Lindley
Simms
Austin, Tex
Mother Church
Boston
Garages urged to apply for testing station licenses
Boise Idaho AP report says garages desiring to be licensed as official light and brake testing stations must apply before March 1. Law Enforcement Commissioner R. C. Lewis notes no license fee is required.
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Boise
Idaho
R. C. Lewis
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Mrs. Mathew
Lichty
Otis
Paul F. Ellis
A Martin
Martin FurNiture Co
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Fargo
S. Main
Rexburg C of
Aberdeen High School
Irene Toews
Aberdeen
Ferrell Ferguson
Douglas Prudhomme
Clifford Voth
Vaughn Neville
Duane Poulsen
Miss Toews
Jerry Nelson
John Duffin
Dale Henderson
Lloyd Nelson
Max Jackman
Preston Man
People's Brand
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American Falls
Olive Grace Sweet
Bob Misenhimer
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