Western Theme For Kids Parade Set For Saturday
Registration for the Kids parade opens Monday at city playgrounds, rodeo HQ, and the recreation office announced by Wayne Booth. The event, sponsored by the recreation department and Rodeo association, features a western theme with prizes for floats costumes pets bikes cowboys and novelty entries.
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Wayne Booth
Recreation Department
Rodeo Association
Center
Hayes
Arthur
Bonneville
Main St
Main
Lander
Railroad Park
Irving Field
Booth
Rodeo
Oldest Easy washer found in Pocatello contest
The oldest Easy washer still in operation in Pocatello has been located and is owned by Mrs. Rose Hendrickson of 1430 North Main. Zundel Radio and Appliance will award a new Easy Spindrier to Mrs Hendrickson as contest prize. Runner up is Mrs. A J Schroeder of 1008 South 8th Street. More than 60 entries competed for the oldest working washer prize.
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Pocatello
Rose H. Henden
North Main
Poca
A. J. Schroeder
Zundel
Whole Town Knows It When Tot's Trumpeting
Mark F. May age 2 percent is praised as possibly Idaho’s youngest trumpet prodigy. He practices in the alley beside the May flower and music store in Blackfoot, ignoring onlookers as he aims for a future in music. His mother notes his talent may run in the family.
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Mark May
Blackfoot
Mark F. May
Idaho
Mark
May Flower and Music
R. G. May
Harry James
Local Highlights From Pocatello Area News
Ten year old Ann Lenkersdorfer sang with the Cowboy Band in Jackson during the Fourth of July visit, while her brother Douglas accompanied the family. Grandmothers M. Price Hutchings and E. W. Tonks are studying at Idaho State College. Visitors from Iowa include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walls and daughter Alice and Mrs. Leal Oliver and son Scooter. Various residents and visitors are listed with travel and family details. a stove fire caused no damage. and a local voiture No. 451 meeting is planned with refreshments.
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Ann Lenkersdorfer
H. D. Lenkersdorfer
South
Johnson Avenue
Jackson
Ann
Douglas
Pocatello
M. Price Hutchings
E. W. Tonks
Idaho State College
Iowa
Roy Walls
Alice
Leal Oliver
Scooter
Modale
Walls
Alva Dryden
North Sixth
Oliver
Bell Munger
East Dunn
Memorial Hall
Chef de Gate
Ray F. Brookhart
Idaho
Bay State
Farmer Field Day Slated in Power County Idaho
A dry farmer field day is planned for Thursday at noon in Tetonia at a dryland experiment arm. Demonstrations will cover stubble mulch tillage, fertilizer results on dry land, and sweet clover rotation plots under field conditions. Lunch will be served and attendees should request reservations by mail to Sterling W. Schow, American Falls Idaho.
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Power County
Tetonia Dryland
American Falls
Yellowstone Highway
Sterling W. Schow
Idaho
VA restricts avocational courses under 1949 funds
A Veterans Administration report states avocational and recreational courses cannot be paid from the 1949 fiscal year appropriation for courses started after June 30 1948. Flight training tied to business or occupation remains non avocational. Veterans enrolled may finish current courses and are urged to inquire at VA offices.
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Veterans Administration
Morrill Hall Named for Senator Morrill at A and M College
Morrill Hall at Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater, built in 1906, was named to honor Senator Justin A. Morrill of Vermont, author of the land grant act establishing state colleges.
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Morrill Hall
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Sen
Justin A. Morrill
Vermont
Scouts Enjoy Week Of Camp At Bear Lake
Boy Scout camp at Bear Lake Ideal Beach runs for a Tenday period with 77 scouts and 11 leaders from Star Valley Pocatello and Blackfoot. Troops from Wyoming and Idaho attended and awards include 18 lifeguard ratings with many future candidates.
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Bear Lake
Star Valley
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Ideal Beach
C. Ray Balmforth
Balmforth
Auburn
Afton
Smoot
Fairview
Wyoming
Idaho
Russell Teichert
Montpelier
Bloomington Lake
Jerry Burnham
Ralph Hale
Cluff W. Johnson
Richard Roberts
American Falls
Victor Jones
Burnham and Hale
Troop 7
Star Valley Scouts
Balm
Burglary Suspect Questioned in Hotel Incident
Police questioned Salvador Borazer held as suspect in a Marion hotel burglary. Records say Salazar accompanied an American Falls bus on Friday night before the incident. Stolen items include $15 in cash and a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles.
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Ed Marking
Marion
Salvador Borazer
Salazar
Concert Set Tonight By Po Catello Municipal Band
Ross park hosts the Po Catello Municipal Band with a 6 30 p m start. The program opens In Storm and Sunshine March then Semiramide Overture Chibiribin Waltz Atta Boy March Jems March Militiare Jealousy 12th Infantry March Firefly Selections and 140th Infantry March. No concert next Sunday due to Frontier Days rodeo.
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Heed
Rossini
Pestalozza
King
Guy Gates
Weather Summary Across Regions With Warm Sunday Outlook
Utah sees clear skies and warm conditions with Sunday highs to 100 plus 105 in Dixie. Southwestern Idaho expected partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon thundershowers with highs 80 to 90. Southeastern Idaho remains fair and warm with highs 90 to 95 and lows near 50. In Texas cows get pineapple peel feed, as Bert Prothero’s firm processes 100,000 tons of pineapple waste into cattle diet.
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United Press
Utah
Dixie
Idaho
Coisas
Shady
Cheyenne
Las Vegas
Misson
Tex
Bert Prothero
Indians Enter Second Day Of Sun Dance Ordeal
Bannock Shoshone warriors enter the second day of the annual Sun dance at Buffalo Jodge on Fort Hall reservation under a scorching July sun. Dancers shuffle in the willow enclosure with brief ritual pauses as they seek heat and welfare for tribe members, watched by many white visitors. The rite lasts 72 hours with fasting and ends in a communal feast.
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Buffalo Jodge
Fort Hall
News Of Record Stolen Car and Local Notices
Stolen 1941 black two door Ford, license 4B-116, damaged. Sheriff Alma Marley notes a garage repair hold by W Reamer near Shamrock cafe. Offense list includes trespass on UP property, fines for traffic signals, a civil suit by Idaho Lumber against Gino Pardini for 41.43, and vagrancy sentence for Kenneth Zweiger. Building permits issued and births recorded.
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Blackfoot
Alma Marley
W. Reamer
Shamrock Cafe
Idaho Lumber and Hardware Co
Gino Pardini
Bistline
North Bannock Fair boosts budget for youth exhibits
After receiving more than double last year's county funds, the North Bannock Fair committee approved a 2600 budget to expand youth activities at the two day fair September 10 and 11. The event, held with the North Block Race meet, aims to emphasize 4 H and Future Farmers while inviting all youths to age 18.
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North Bannock Fair
Pocatello High School Agricultural Room
Glenn Kunkel
Herb Glindemann
Lester Selders
William Butts
Ralph Mathews
Quentin Murdock
Bannock County
George Carlson
Gerald Hendricks
W. P. Havenor
Albert Milror
Kunkel
First Flag Raised on Prospect Hill in Somerville 1776
The first flag of the United Colonies was raised on Prospect Hill in Somerville Massachusetts on January 1 1776.
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United Colonies
Prospect Hill
Somerville
Mass
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