Bannock County Road Work Advances Across Three Districts
County Surveyor W. P. Havenor reports progress on multiple projects in Bannock County. District 1 relocates Harrington and Arimo roads to improve curves, with McDaniels grading finished and a new Nats Canyon road planned. District 2 advances on Two and One Half Mile road linking Tyhee to Chubbuck, while District 3 surveys Gibson Jack road and nears completion on Nestor road near Inkom. Work started last year and will continue through the summer.
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Bannock
W. P. Havenor
Arimo
Hawkins Basin
Crystal Valley
Rattlesnake
Havenor
Nats Canyon
Tyhee
Chubbuck
Pocatello Beach
Pocatello
Nestor Road
Inkom
Oneida Rodeo Set for July 8 and 9 Nights
Oneida County Fair and Rodeo Board secretary Khalil Hansen says preparations are near completion for the annual rodeo to be held on July 8 and 9, with events starting at 8 p.m. Rodeo promoter Marion McBride promises top stock and entries from leading west cowhands, plus clowns trick riders and ropers for added entertainment. L. A. Budge notes the Horse Show will occur on July 7 with extensive classes and Lorraine Jones crowned queen, attended by Charlotte Williams and Ardyce Faulkner of Downey.
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Malad — Khalil Hansen
Oneida County
Marion McBride
McBride
L. A. Budge
Malad Valley Posse
Lorraine Jones
Lester T. Jones
Miss Jones
Charolette Williams
Ardyce Faulkner
Downey
Donna Lou Peck
Jo Ann Williams
Joyce Harding
Nadine Harding
Verna Ann Bailey
Fraternal Order of Eagles Selects Pocatello for 1951 Meet
The 1951 state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles chose Pocatello as the meeting site, announced at Caldwell. About 21 Pocatellans attended the Caldwell gathering and officers were elected with Mrs. Genivaletti named state auxiliary treasurer. Attending from the group were James K. Shoppe, F. J. Belisle, A. Ohman, Alan Green, and their spouses.
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Order of Eagles
Pocatello
Caldwell
Vandals Destroy Newspaper Tubes in Bannock County
Twenty five Pocatello Post newspaper tubes along Creek and Hawthorne roads were torn last month. The Bannock County sheriff's office is investigating after more tubes were damaged in the past week. A $25 reward was authorized for information leading to the culprits.
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Pocatello Post
Creek
Hawthorne
Ellsworth
Bannock County
Evie
Val
Bear
Sher
Laun
Sheriff's Ie
Post
Rupert Has Top Rodeo at 20th Jamboree
Special to the POST Rupert Rodeo days opened with 1100 westerners from Rupert and nearby for the 20th annual Jamboree, largest yet. Minidoka Posse and wives ran the chow line. Bob Brockie poured coffee in his 20th year at the event. The program featured a musical skit, quartets, dances, Barbara Church School of Dancing numbers, a square dance, and John Stone's orchestra.
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Rupert
Minidoka Posse
Bob Brockie
Posse
Charles Whittaker
Effie Craythorne
Judge Craythorne
Doris Snapp
Adeline Snapp
Verla Noble
Billy Boy Noble
Barbara Church
School of Dancing
Miss Clayton
John Stone
Grain Storage Loans Open in Bannock County
Bannock county agricultural conservation association announced that CCC loans are available for farm grain storage structures. Producers should apply through the ACA office. loans cover 85 percent of out-of-pocket cost up to 45 cents per bushel based on one year crop plus carryover, with insured structures valued at $1,000 or more.
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CCC
Bannock County Agricultural Conservation Association
S. LeRoy Salveson
ACA
Arco Officers Fund Fireworks for Local Fourth of July Display
Arco has a two man police force raise 300 dollars to fund municipal fireworks. Police Chief Smith and Patrolman Munger canvassed merchants to finance the display to be lit from the buttes around the town on the Fourth of July.
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ARCO
Pair Faces Slavery Charge in Federal Probe
Federal charges allege Willie Burnett and John McIntosh transported a Negress from Rock Springs Wyoming to Pocatello Idaho for prostitution. The two were arraigned before U S Commissioner Clyde V Boyett and held on $1000 bond each as city detectives traced the trip after the woman’s vagrancy arrest.
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Willie Burnett
John McIntosh
U. S
Clyde V. Boyett
Rock Springs
Wyo
Pocatello
Boise listed for new federal office building in survey
The U S Public Buildings Administration survey identifies Boise and 26 Idaho communities as needing new federal facilities such as post offices or offices. Construction depends on planning and Congress funding. Idaho could receive two new buildings funded for planning only. The list also includes port facilities at Eastport and Porthill.
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Boise
U. S. Public Buildings Administration
Idaho
Congress
Truman
PBA
Washington
Contractor to Build 26 Homes at Arco
Claude Reinhart, Boise contractor, signed a 182000 dollar contract with Arco Development for 26 houses on an 80 acre tract near Arco. He will sign sub contracts for the project today.
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Arco
Claude Reinhart
Boise General Contractor
Arco Development Company
Reinhart
Intermountain Credit Men sue for 904.24 in Salt Lake claim
The Intermountain Association of Credit Men filed suit in fifth district court to collect 904.24 from Jesse M. Chase Inc for the Salt Lake Tribune. Attorneys B. W. Davis and L. F. Racine Jr. represented the association. The filing alleges the sum is owed on an open account since May 7 of this year.
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Intermountain Association of Credit Men
Fifth District
Jesse M. Chase Inc
Salt Lake Tribune
B. W. Davis
L. F. Racine, Jr
Chase _company
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