Ducks Become Local Celebrities in Field Household
Dee Dee and Jo Jo, two wild mallards adopted by Bob Field and family, charm neighbors with prompt responses to their names and eager introductions to visitors. They demand wheat and ignore a shelter, preferring sunlit yards and the house’s duck house when hot.
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Dee Dee
Jo Jo
Sam Hanson
POST
Fort Hall
Bob Field
D. R. Field
D. R. “Ghe” Field
Skeeter
Deb” Field
Mrs. Field
New Style Jeepster Unveiled For Pocatello Show
The Jeepster debuts in Pocatello on Tuesday July 27 at the Truck and Box Equipment Co. It sits on the Jeep frame with a sports phaeton body and seats five. Top features include side curtains with large windows and a fabric top, priced around 1765 f o b Akron. A August delivery is planned with wide interest in the new model.
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Pocatello
Truck and Box Equipment Co
North Second Ave
Mansfield E. Picanso
F. O. B. Akron
M. Pincanso
Purchase Plan Okayed for 1948 Wheat and Grain Aids
Purchase agreements are approved to support the 1948 crops of wheat barley rye and oats. Producers must state the maximum bushels desired and pay a service fee of 1/2 percent times the maximum or $1.50 whichever is greater. Delivery to CCC limited to the purchase agreement quantity. Applications filed before December 31 1948 will be issued through the county ACA office.
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Ford C
Christensen
Bannock County
CCC
ACA
Traffic Fines From Ogden to Salt Lake City
News of Record lists several speeding cases with penalties. M. H. Porter of Ogden forfeits a $10 bond over a traffic signal violation. Carl C. Bold of 209 South Seventh Ave. pays a $15 fine for speeding. Silvia Petersen of Logan forfeits a $10 bond for speeding. Tad G. Pope of Salt Lake City forfeits a $15 bond for speeding. Peter S. Gray of Salt Lake City forfeits a $10 bond for speeding.
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M. H. Porter
Ogden
Carl C. Bold
South Seventh Ave
Silvia Petersen
Logan
Tad G. Pope
Salt Lake City
Peter S. Gray
McCarthy to Return as Nampa Police Chief
J R McCarthy resigned as Nampa police chief citing political reverses and will return to the post Monday after stating the resignation was for personal reasons not actions by Mayor Johnson or the council.
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Nampa
J. R. McCarthy
Edward Johnson
Obituary notices for Charles R Fairbanks and James Kingan
Funeral services for Charles R. Fairbanks 52, World War I veteran and Union Pacific employee, will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Downard chapel with V F W No. 735 conducting and interment in Ogden Utah. A litany service starts Sunday at 7 p.m. Gerald Fairbanks arrived from Lynn Massachusetts to assist. Also, funeral services for James Kingan 72 of Muscatine Iowa, who died in Rock Springs Wyoming, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hall mortuary chapel with Rev A E Beasley officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery. Kingan survived by widow Florence, one son David, siblings and three grandchildren.
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Charles R. Fairbanks
Union Pacific
N. Harrison
Downard Chapel
A. E. Albee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ogden
Utah
Gerald Fairbanks
Pocatello
Lynn
Mass
James Kingan
Muscatine
Iowa
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Hall
A. E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
William
Louisa Standard Kingan
Florence Perdue
Rock Island
Illinois
David Kingan
Lincoln
Kansas
Mattie Frost
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Lula Founds
North Platte
Nebraska
Atlie Kahre
Ordway
Colorado
Emma Ford
Emmett
Idaho
Rose Fuger
First Salt Cairn Sighting Marks Oregon Coast Winter 1805 1806
The article notes the earliest white presence in Oregon with a salt cairn built on the northern coast during the winter of 1805 to 1806. It identifies this winter as the initial recorded evidence of Euro-American activity in the region.
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Oregon
Wallace Party Sets Broad Platform For Wallace Campaign
The new Progressive party unveiled a 6400 word platform advocating nationalization of major industries and a peace conference with Russia. It calls for civil rights measures, a guaranteed farm income, a 1 dollar minimum wage, public health programs, and immediate repeal of Taft Hartley. Boise police seek owner of a stray radio found on a doorstep.
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Philadelphia
New Progressive Party
Russia
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
White House
Wallace
Tugwell
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roosevelt
Boise
Esther Smith
Jaycees Urge Help In Fire Drive
The Pocatello Jaycees urge public support for Keep Idaho Green Week July 25 to 31. They arranged three films for groups to promote fire prevention with cinema shows led by J H Peterson USFS, John Banyard, and Oren C Fisher.
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Idaho
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Jaycees
J. H. Peterson
U. S. Forest Service
John Banyard
Oren C. Fisher
Banyard
Fisher
Scout Mountain
Jack Rottier
Forest Service
Keep
Pocatello
Pocatello Keep Idaho Green
Bear Lake
Tenday Council
Bob Mower Rises In HOT POST Carrier Race
Bob Mower gains 28 new POST subscriptions in two days to tie for second in the carrier contest ending August 6. Reed Pugmire remains first with 51 new deliveries, while Earl Smith of McCammon and Bob Mower vie near second for the bicycle prize. Prizes include a seven day trip and cash or valuables for lower placements.
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Gate City
Bob Mower
Reed Pugmire
Montpelier
North
Young Earl Smith
McCammon
Pocatello
Government Posts Open For Civil Service Exams In Four States
Open Grocers told to pursue future in civil service exams for business specialist retail operations at 4902 a year. Exams for permanent posts in Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington close August 16. Positions include assistant director insurance service 7102 chief canteen division 5905 dental officer 5905 medical officer 5905 to 7102, music technician 2394 to 3397, chief and assistant chief training facilities division 4524 to 7102. Application forms from board of Civil Service Examiners Veterans Administration Branch No 11 Exchange Building Seattle Washington.
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Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Veterans Administration
Exchange Building
Seattle 4
Pocatello Legion Tops McCammon In Close Game
The Pocatello American Legion baseball team defeated McCammon 2 to 1 on a Saturday. Raymond Lish led Pocatello with a home run, while McCammon had two hits and Pocatello five. The pitchers duel decided the narrow victory.
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Pocatello American Legion
McCammon Town
Raymond Lish
Pocatello
McCammon
Bear Lake Night Rodeo Planned During County Fair
Montpelier reports plans advance for the Bear Lake Night Rodeo to be held August 20 21 at 8 p m in conjunction with the county fair. Sponsored by the chamber of commerce the event will feature Earl Hutchinson rodeo stock and Jack Oakey as announcer. Queen candidates include Joan Keetch Patse Lund Therese Erramouspe May Bell Price and Louanna Nelson Evelyn Stucki with Joam Keech leading in ticket sales. An amateur fight card is set for August 19 at 8 p m and a parade for August 20 at 2 p m.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake
The
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Hutchinson
Jack Oakey
Joan Keetch
Wardboro
Rotary Club
Patse Lund
Saddle Club
Therese Erranousre
Lions Club
May Bell Price
Geneva
Moose Lodge
Louanna Nelson
Evelyn Stucki
Paris
Queen
Joam Keech
Theresa Erramouspe
Mealy To Aid Concert At Ross Park In Pocatello
Pocatello city band will present a 6:30 p.m. concert in Ross park with Harold J. Mealy as guest conductor for one number. Guy Gates, director, notes the program features works by King Todani deLuca Berlin Dvorak Sousa Hall Porter Paderewski and Becker.
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Pocatello City Band
Ross Park
Guy Gates
Harold J. Mealy
Idaho State College
Ohio
King
Metropolitan Opera
Todani
deLuca
Berlin
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Sousa
Hall
Porter
Paderewski
Becker
New Mexico Names 1930 Summer Session Record Student
Francis A. Dahlen of American Falls was listed by the University of New Mexico among its record-breaking 1930 summer school enrollees. Dahlen, a history major and senior, attends the Albuquerque institution.
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Francis A. Dahlen
American Falls
The
University of New Mexico
Dahlen
Albuquerque
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Swift and Co
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JO Ann Dunn
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