Oneida County Farm Institute set for Malad event
Malad hosts the Oneida County Farm and Home Institute next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Malad First Ward. Programs include food economy talks, animal health, irrigation and soil topics, with music by local performers and several expert speakers from Dr. Clyde to Miss Haberly. The Jones Hardware John Deere Day is rescheduled for March 8 at Star Theater with free tickets, a film program, and a noon lunch.
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M. C. Grover
Oneida County
Farm and Home Institute
Malad
Ernest C. Parrish
Mildred Haberly
Scrivener
DeVar Moon
Owen Sweeten
Boyd Martin
Miss Haberly
Wade Wells
George C. Clyde
Horce Morrill Jr
Joe Jones
John E. Blaisdell
LaRue Daniels
Homemakers Club
Samaria
Steen
St. John
Jones Hardware Co
John Deere
Star Theater
Jones Hardache
Don Castleton
American Legion
Arco Farms Soil Unit Aids Idaho Conservation Efforts
George C. Welch of Pocatello, U S soil conservation district supervisor, returned from Arco where he aided Butte county farmers in forming a soil conservation district. He noted Butte is the 27th Idaho area to petition for a conservation unit, and the seventh in the past year. Bannock county formed in 1940 as the second unit. Latah was the first, formed earlier that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Milton T. Sargent
Jack Bowen
Ivan Frazier
E. Edward Prince
George Peacock
Clifford W. Miller
Rudolf F. Goranson
Ray F. Brookhart
D. A. McCaskill
LeRoy E. Jones
Byron B. Downard
Roy F. Miller, Jr
Raymond L. Kuhn
Fred Geunt
Robert E. Shaw
Galen C. Leger
George C. Welch
Pocatello
U. S. Soil Conservation District
Arco
Butte County
Idaho
Bannock County
Latah County
Welch
Load Limit Signs Fixed
Idaho State Police Lieutenant J F Bedingfield announces load and speed limits will be enforced on Idaho highways starting March 1 due to worsening road conditions. Buses and trucks must slow down and observe load limits. Portneuf checking station will reopen for enforcement and license plate renewals. Signs for truck and bus speeds were installed Saturday and through the coming week.
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Idaho
J. F. Bedingfield
Lt. Bedingfield
Portneuf
Seven Pocatello Men Named To Scout Posts
Seven Pocatello men were elected to the Tenday council executive board of the Boy Scouts of America at a regular meeting in the Hotel Whitman. New appointees include Don Jensen, L. A. Dremolski, Lou Harrison, Blaine Gasser, Francis Bud MacKenzie, Darwin Broyla, and Clayton Hale. The council discussed trust management, a laymen's conference set for March 19, and committees for the May 2 annual meeting.
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Pocatello
Tenday Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Hotel
Whitman
W. C. Es
Don Jensen
L. A. Dremolski
Lou Harrison
Blaine Gasser
Francis
Bud) MacKenzie
Darwin Broyla
Trust Fund
Clayton Hale
MIA
A. L. Merrill
Merrill
C. R. Balmforth
Idaho
Ray O. Wyland
Frank Braden
New York City
Portland
Oregon
Carnes
Pope Confirmed to Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
The Senate unanimously approved the nomination of Walter L. Pope of Montana to the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Walter L. Pope
Montana
Ninth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Early American Railway Officials Defied Govt Mail Duties
In the 1830s officials of the first American railway feared taking government mail duties and instead launched night trains to accelerate mail delivery, a move seen as a bold gamble against official expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First American Railway
Pocatello Man Arrested for Forgery After Merry Police Chase
Edgar D. Samson, sol dier, was arrested in Pocatello after forging checks totaling about 500 dollars since deserting Fort Ord. Detectives traced him from Watson clothing to Marion hotel, Pocatello Hardware, Town Club, and Zephyr Club before capture. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound to district court on 2500 dollar bond.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Hardware, and Canvas Company
Town Club
Zephyr Club
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Claws on Garden Gloves Aid Weeding and Cultivation
Garden gloves with claw attachments protect hands during weeding and shallow cultivation. The design lets users dig, rake, and loosen soil more efficiently with less effort and reduced hand strain.
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Masonic Lodge
Ben A. Dallas
Griff Jenkins
George Washington
W. L. Baker
Utah Chimney Co
Spiralaire
Salt Lake City
Virgil Camp
V/RGN
HH School
Teen Town
Idaho State College
Pete Mauck
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Jak Alvord
Ther Pakke
Mike
Pete
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Febwuamr
John P. Halliwell, Jr
Thomas E. Grayson
C. D. Clay
George H. Milliken
Ray S. Hunter
Samuel A. Grayson
Fred P. Brandt
Harry Yarnell
Eugene Grant
George R. Johnson
Elvis 0. Hart
Dick B. Dolbeer
Raymond M. Hackman
Stephen Padlar
John W. Smith
Kenneth A. Leger
Frederick J. Westwood
Ray Christensen
Albert M. Weese
Floyd Gay
Eugene V. Reese
John Tolmie
Harold C. Pack
William P. Helsey
Arco Farms
William Parker
Cecil Sandberg
Blackfoot
C. J. Mack
Downey
A. J. Winter
Montpellier
L. C. Johnson
Silver Beaver
W. P. Havener
William Foster
Elmer W. Smith
Grace
Louis Bloxam
L. E. Wood CO
Aggner
Packard
America
Pioneer Motors Company
Arthur
Denier
Hassocks
Penney’s
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