Vote Slated To Fill School Unit
Bannock county voters will elect three new members to the county board of education on September 13. Two three year terms will replace Don Thomas and Edwin DeKay. a two year term will fill Paul Lechtenberg’s vacancy from the Inkom Portneuf area. Other members are Clarence Stephenson and H Leigh Gittins. The board will continue the guidance and audio visual program with Mabel Parkinson as elementary supervisor and Lester N. Downing retained in guidance.
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Seattle Man Reports Theft From Hotel Room
Harry Elliott of Seattle says a large suitcase containing two suits and other clothing was stolen from his hotel room while he slept Friday night. He also reports about $40 in silver and a $50 bill missing from a suit coat pocket.
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Pool Closes One Hour Weekday Evenings at Neptune Park
Rupert Idaho pool supervisor Bob Culbertson announces the Neptune park pool will close every evening from 5 30 to 6 30. About 500 use the pool daily including 280 in Red Cross lessons. Adult lessons continue for two weeks for beginners and stroke practice. A 15 member junior lifeguard group led by Kenneth Fenton as president will assist guards. Students ride school buses to lessons and helpers check riders in and out. Mrs George Hays and Mrs William Neisles assist with pool office work.
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Chicago Man Celebrates Fifty Years of Harmony with Wife
A Chicago man, married 50 years, says he has lived a happy life by never quarrelling with his wife. The remark implies both have avoided playing bridge.
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Minidoka Farmers Union discusses potato issues in meeting
About 65 members attended the Minidoka County Farmers Union meeting at Rosston school house. Four locals were represented. A committee of George Graf and Glen Anderson was sent to Boise to meet with the potato advertising committee and the agriculture commission to solve mixing No 1 potatoes with calls. The same committee will discuss telephone rate increases with the public utilities commission. President Edwin Ames of the Minidoka 4 H council urged building a fair site and the group voted a $50 donation. The August 14 annual picnic at Washington school was announced with a program and refreshments by the Jackson local. The program included Inez Leoni singing, Dor Dassoglio piano, Sheron Muir reading, Erma Rausch and Mrs. Schaeffer dueting, and Alice Jensen piano.
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Colleano Leads Cole Brothers Circus In Thrill-Packed Show
Don Colleano and the Cole Brothers Circus unveil a fast tempo two hour performance with aerial acts, liberty horses, elephants, and daring feats. The show features Spanish dances on the tightwire, explosive cannon numbers, and a lavish wardrobe from Hollywood as new owners pursue spectacle and speed.
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Boston Wool Market Shows Slow Week With Mixed Purchases
Market for greasy combing wools in Boston was slow with limited sales across categories. Some 4s fleece and graded 1 1/4 blood fleece wools sold. scoured wools quiet. foreign wools dull. Dealers split on price cuts by a large manfufacturer of spring worsted fabrics.
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Hog and Sheep Prices Rise on Chicago Livestock Market
Hogs and sheep sold higher on the Chicago livestock market this week while cattle showed a two way price trend for slaughter steers and heifers. An improved market yesterday pushed hog prices above last week with barrows and gilts up 50 to 75 cents and sows largely 75 cents higher. Friday's top reached 23.25 dollars for choice lightweight butchers.
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Market Report: Livestock and Sheep Prices Rise Slightly
Cattle prices edged up 25 cents for top slaughter steers and heifers, with heavier or lower quality cattle selling lower. Two loads of prime fed steers brought 28.50 and 28.75, while bulk good and choice stock sold 25.75 to 27.50. Sheep trading remained active with lambs at 25.00, 22.50 to 24.00 for medium primes, and culls 18.00 to 21.50. Hog prices ranged 20.00 to 22.50, with 180 to 240 pound carcasses at 22.50 to 20.00 and larger hogs up to 325 pounds at 20.00. Young sows under 350 pounds sold around 18.00 to 20.25.
Grain futures slide on weekend selling across Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices eased as wheat fell about 1 percent to 15 and a half cents per bushel, corn down 1 percent near 154, oats and rye retreating, soybeans mixed to slightly up. Both Kansas City and Minneapolis showed losses, while support for November soybeans kept the market from dropping further.
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Board of Trade
Kansas City
Commodity Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Hypnotist Tricks Self Into Chill Amid Heat
New York hypnotist Dr. David F. Tracy jokes that he has hypno tized himself into believing cold weather. He urges others to stop talking about heat and imagine coolness, claiming he has cooled people by suggesting lower temperatures and even sent 15 volunteers on an imaginary icy flight. He describes inducing a false chill and lingering sniffles after sessions.
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New York
David F. Tracy
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