American Falls Extends Classes Ready For February Start
Twenty one residents of American Falls and nearby communities completed extension courses offered by Southern Idaho College of Education. New classes begin February 4 with General Psychology, Comparative Economics, and Philosophy of Education each worth three credits. Enrollments continue through February 4.
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American Falls
Idaho
David Ross
Theron Borden
Neal Nash
Amer
Ican Falls
Werner Erickson
American Falls High School
Southern Idaho College of Education
Idaho Board of Education
Agricultural Meet Slated In I F Today
A multi district agricultural meeting will be held in Idaho Falls at noon today in the Bon Aneville hotel to discuss long range views of the National District Farms Association. Geo Welch Pocatello district soil conservationist and Kent Leavett National president of the Soil Coast association will address district supervisors. Other attendees include Fred Cooper Grace past president Linden Green McCammon Luther Wilson Lund Bill Hunter Silas Wright Bear Lake Montpelier H H Choles Clifton Franklin district John Blaisdell James A Williams Malad Oneida George Welch and more. Topics cover policy needs irrigation range dry farming and erosion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Bon- Aneville
National District Farms Association
Geo. Welch
Pocatello
Soil Conservationalist
Kent Leavett
Coas
Fred Cooper
Grace
State Association
Portneuf
Linden Green
McCammon
Luther Wilson
Lund
Spitzbergen Holds Title as Northernmost Inhabited Place
Spitzbergen is described as the most northerly inhabited location on earth, noted for its remote Arctic environment and population presence. The report emphasizes its unique position at extreme northern latitude and ongoing human settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzbergen
Earth
Milton Klaudt Named Western Stores Manager
Milton Klaudt becomes Western Stores manager in Pocatello succeeding Charles Ziebach. a North Dakota native and 11 year Army veteran discharged last August as a major in the quartermaster corps he seeks a home in Pocatello with his wife and four year old son. The family is living in Boise until housing is available. Klaudt previously managed a Western Store in Bismarck North Dakota before army service in 1940 and later returned to Boise after Pacific and Korea duty.
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Western
Milton Klaudt
Western Stores
Charles Ziebach
Southeast Idaho Furniture Co
North Dakota
Klaudt
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Pocatello
Boise
Ziebach
Bismark
N C
Pacific
Korea
Grinsell Visits Simplot Plant and Plans West Coast Trip
E T Grinsell engineer for Sturtevant Co Boston spent time at Simplot Fertilizer plant in Pocatello after eight months overseeing erection there in 1944 He will travel to Los Angeles and San Francisco by Western Airlines Wednesday morning also noted are visits by Mrs Helen Darnaby and a fire at a Studebaker in Pocatello and an upcoming pinochle party at Labor Temple 80 oclock.
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Simplot
Pocatello
Grinsell
Women’s Union Label League
Labor Temple
South Main Street
Sante Swanson
Burr Brown
Polio Fund Chief Urges Idaho Aid Drive
Ben Johnson chairman of the Idaho March of Dimes urged stronger support as the polio fund drive ends Saturday. He noted Idaho has received about $340,000 from the foundation for care, treatment, research, and training, and cited door to door solicitation planned in several communities to boost contributions.
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BOISE
Ben Johnson
Preston
State March of Dimes
Johnson
Coeur
d‘Atene
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
Firth
Shelley
Burley
Ada County
Cattlemen Draft Plans for Caribou Nation Rangeland
Pocatello Cattlemen's Association met Monday to discuss formulating plans for handling 1850 cattle on Mink Creek and Michaud Midnight allotments within the Caribou National Forest. Forest officers urged reseeding and identified land suitable for winter feed while two new advisory board members from Arimo, Levitt Taylor and Robert Henderson, were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink ‘Creek
Michaud
Caribou National Forest
Pocatello Cattlemen's Association
Pocatello
Levitt Taylor
Robert Henderson
Arimo
Aaron Evans
Ben W. Henderson
Ben Henderson
California
H. Leigh Gittins
McCammon
Ray V. Swanson
Carl Wrenstead
Arbon Valley
Drew Dunn
Bannock
Association
State Police Open Drive On Unmarked Trucks
Idaho state police launched an enforcement drive on unmarked trucks including pickups. Officers require gross weight stenciling and all lighting, signal arms, and deflectors per state law with legal- specs charts to be posted at police stations and garages in Bannock county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bannock County
Final Rites Set For Hough Child
Funeral services for Michael William Hough age 3 will be held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Bishop Hart. The boy, born June 15 1944 in Grand Rapids Michigan, died Monday in a local hospital of pneumonia. He is survived by his parents Vern P and Sarah Hansen Hough a sister Sandra Jo and grandparents Bertha Hough of Pocatello and William Hansen of St Anthony. Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery.
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Michael William Hough
Vern P
Sarah Hansen Hough
Maplewood
Hough
We . Hart
Young Hough
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Pocatello
Sandra Jo
Bertha Hough
William Hansen
St. Anthony
Mountain View Cemetery
Express Charge Increase by Idaho Bus Lines
The Idaho public utilities commission authorized passenger bus lines to raise express shipment handling charges from 25 to 45 cents. Lines had sought a 75 cent minimum. The action affects Boise area bus operators and their parcel handling fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Centenarian dies 106 in Somerville home
Thomas J. Williams, age 106, died at his Somerville home yesterday. A Civil War veteran, he had long survived a doctor’s 80 year-old prophecy of imminent death from his wounds. He lived through a century of change in Lewiston, Idaho.
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Lewiston
Ida
Thomas J. Williams
Somerville
Funeral Services Set Thursday For Mrs. Flor ence Long
Funeral plans are set for Mrs Flor ence Esteph Long 32 who died after childbirth. Services at Central Christian Church Thursday at 1 p m with Rev N R Simson. She was born April 9 1916 in Pocatello daughter of Luther and Lucy Estep. Survived by husband Ray Long eight children and parents with two sisters and two brothers. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
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Long
Florence Esteph Long
N. R. Simson
Central Christian Church
Mrs. Long
Pocatello
Luther
Lucy Randall Estep
Ray Long
American Falls
Union Pacific Railroad
Inkom
Doris Ann
Arnold Ray
Gale Martin
Louise Florence
Shirley May
Glen Richard
John Robert
Luther Estep
Arbon
Newman Randall
Kentucky
Beulah—Galloway
Maude Chiaro
Louise
Robert Estep
Mountain View
Local Birth Announcements and Bond Forfeit
Born to Mr and Mrs B C Kirkpatrick at St Anthony hospital a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Colombo Cerino Fort Hall at St Anthony hospital a boy but the baby died. Born to Mr and Mrs Allen Cook Inkom at General hospital a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs R D Galla f ent 205 Wolley Apts at General hospital a boy. Born to Mr and Mrs Amos Jordan 1433 North Arthur at General hospital a girl. Albert E Taylor 1018 South Fourth stop signal bond forfeited five dollars.
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B. C. Kirkpatrick
St. Anthony Hospital
Colombo Cerino
Fort Hall
Allen Cook
Inkom
General Hospital
R. D. Gallafent
Wolley Apts
Marriage Licenses Granted in Idaho Counties
Everett K. Spier 25 of Los Angeles and Betty Lougheads 20 of Pocatello were married. Robert D. Hilliard 22 of Pocatello and Cora Jean Waters 20 of Moore Idaho wed. Van Thompson 18 of Blackfoot and Alice Pearson 18 of Blackfoot also obtained licenses.
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Everett K. Spier
Los Angeles
Betty Lougheads
Pocatello
Robert D. Hilliard
Cora Jean Waters
Moore
Idaho
van Thompson
Blackfoot
Alice Pearson
Police Court Bond Forfeitures For Defective Lights And Signal
A. W. Jensen of 1453 East Bridger forfeits bond for defective lights. George Barber of 537 East Benton forfeits bond for a stop signal violation. Bonds set or forfeited totals are listed as $2.50 and $5 respectively.
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A. W. Jensen
East Bridger
George Barber
East Benton
School Plan Election Set for February in Bannock County
Scott D. Lowe announces Feb 21 election for Bannock county voters to approve larger school districts. Polls run 1 7 p m in Pocatello and 1 6 p m countywide. Pocatello Portneuf Inkom would form class A1. McCammon Arimo Downey Robins Virginia Swan Lake Hawkins Basin Lava eyed for class A2. Bancroft faces class B vote or automatic class C loss of high school on July 1 1949.
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Scott D. Lowe
Bannock County
Pocatello
Lowe
Portneuf
Inkom
McCammon
Arimo
Downey
Robins
Virginia
Swan Lake
Hawkins Basin
Lava
Bancroft
Milk Prices Dip in Salt Lake City But Not Here
Pocatellans awaited whether Salt Lake City's one cent per quart milk price drop would impact local markets. Store managers and dairies doubted changes would occur soon as Pocatello's milk stayed at 17 cents per quart while Salt Lake City's fell to 16 cents. A proposed 15 cent cut by a grocery chain was vetoed by Utah Fair Trade Commission, affecting over the counter sales.
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Pocatellans
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Utah Fair Trade Commission
Knowles Baby Taken By Death
Bert Clarence Knowles III died a few hours after birth in a Pocatello hospital. He was the son of Bert Clarence and Myrtle Smith Knowles Jr. Survivors include his parents an aunt Mrs Ralph Rupp of Pocatello and his paternal grandfather Bert Clarence Knowles Sr. of Las Vegas Nevada. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Arthur W Hall Mortuary.
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Bert Clarence: Knowles III
Pocatello
Bert Clarence
Myrtle Smith Knowles Jr
West Bridger
Ralph Rupp
Bert Clarence Knowles Sr
Las Vegas
Nev
Arthur W. Hall
Settlement Refused In Water Suit
The Samaria Water and Irrigation Company and other water users rejected a Federal Reclamation Bureau offer to settle the Malad Valley Reclamation project. Alfred C. Cordon of Pocatello represents the Samaria group, noting they can build storage dams on Little Malad River, Deep Creek, and Devil Creek at similar costs, with the project estimated at 500 per acre.
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Samaria Water and Irrigation Company
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Malad Valley Reclamation
Alfred C. Cordon
Pocatello
Reclamation Bureau
Big Malad River
Deep Creek
Devil Creek
Little —— River
Sandridge
Big Malad
Cordon
Little Malad
Idaho Falls Banker R T MacNamara Found Dead
R T MacNamara, newly named manager of the Idaho Falls First Security Bank, was found dead in his hotel room Tuesday morning. Police say no foul play is suspected and he had recently been treated for heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
First Security Bank
Dean F. Wilkie
MacNamara
Cooperative Purchases Idaho Phosphate Land
The Central Farmers Fertilizer Co owned by 15 midwest cooperatives bought over 2000 acres of phosphate land in southeastern Idaho near Georgetown about 100 miles from Pocatello. The deal signals farmer driven soil rebuilding efforts based on cost to farmers. Idaho holds most of the nations intermountain phosphate reserves with about 8 billion tons of the total 13 billion. The tract was tied to the Stockholders Syndicate, a California corporation. Oklahoma is noted as dry since statehood arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Farmers Fertilizer Co
Idaho
Georgetown
Pocatello
United States
Stockholders Syndicate
California
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Henriksen’s Will
Frigidaire
Henrikser
Fargo
S. Main
Gate City
E. T. Grinsell
Sturtevant Mill Co
Boston
Helen Darnaby
Air Force
W. R. Morehead
Third and
Center Streets
Studebaker
Terry Marcham
W. W. Campbell
Whitman Hotel
Hank Dekker
Bullock Motor Company
Chrysler Sales & Service
Arthur Ave
Polio Fund
Hough Child
Okehed
F. E. Perrine
Union Pacific
Memorial Hall
March of Dimes
Homer Wilson
News of Record
Albert E. Taylor
South Fourth
Henriksen
Pocatello, Idaho
South Main
Cooperative
Idaho Phosphate Land
Oklahoma
Statehood
Home Guard
Home Sweet Home
Whitin Stores
Pio
Western Auto Supply CO
N. Main
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