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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1949

Page

5

News Notes Of Interest In Soda Springs Area

Local column lists residents and visitors in Soda Springs and surrounding towns. Names include Kay Bowen, Colleen Godfrey, D Cornelison, Richard Allred, Russell Lakey, Charles Lakey, Delbert Blake, Floyd Sorensen, Erma Davis, Jerry Davis, Ralph Marriott, Gettys Sorenson, Don Shuler, Dan Andersen, Kelly Andersen, Betty Wyss, Edd Lang, Russell Ponting, Cy Jones, Katherine Jones, Emma Bruce, William Stalder, Bill Corbett. Visitors travel to Ogden Logan Grace Pocatello Idaho Falls Lava Hot Springs.

Dan Andersen Kelly Andersen Betty Wyss Edd Lang Grace Soda Springs

Woman Misplaces Billfold. Unmailed Letter Found

Local Plymouth resident reported a missing billfold while attempting to pay for a purchase. Postal authorities recovered the billfold from a mailbox and retrieved an unmialed letter found in the purse, confirming the incident.

Plymouth Ind

Seed buying and fertilizer guidance for southeastern Idaho farms

Farm Hints urges purchasing certified seed to prevent weed spread and explains fertilizer use. It notes soils often contain many nutrients already, advises adding only lacking nutrients, lists nitrogen and phosphorus sources, and warns that fertilizer alone won’t control pests or diseases.

Albert Mulrose Idahosee

Lava Hot Springs Lions Host Ladies Night and Community Events

The Lava Hot Springs Lions Club held a Ladies Night at the Silver Grill Cafe with a program including songs and readings by Lions and guests. The Old Folks Social at the Lava L. D. S. recreation hall drew a large crowd with dinner, music, readings, dancing, and an apron and over-all dance planned for Founder’s Day. Local officials from the City Planning Board and council discussed a potential community building release with the Lava Hot Springs foundation board. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Warm River and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackett of Parker, plus Jorgen Nielsen of Carlin Nevada and other residents. P. T. A. meeting set for March 17 at Lava High School.

LAVA Lava Lions Silver Grill Cafe Lion Doug Snow Sybil Ooper Lions Rock Toone Joyd Dalton Max Hansen Elbert Brower Art Fagnant Lion Floyd Dalton Lava L. D. S. Recreation Hall Morris Teeples Billie Jean Knoblich Reading Young Tom Wolverton May Evans Lowell Maughan Melvin Maughan J. W. Hobson Francis’ Potter Vern Hazel Sybil Hooper A. R. Toone Floyd Dalton Clarence Avery Preston Young Verna Bell Lera Maughan Theresa Strucel Kathryn Fagnant J. W Hobson Lowell van Noy City Planning Board Harold E. Thomas Roy Judd Lava Hot Springs Foundation Board Foundation Board Village of Lava Hot Springs Orra Hendricks Lava High School

Potassium and sulfur roles in plant growth

Potassium aids starch transfer and sugar production in fruits and vegetables and supports fibrous matter and fleshy fruits. Deficiency causes weak straw, tiny organs, leaf yellowing, poor roots, and shriveled grain. Sulphur forms certain proteins and odorous oils in mustard, horseradish, turnips, cabbages, onions, garlic, and leeks, with most sulfur in leaves and stems. legumes respond to sulfur while grain crops need extreme deficiency.

Simplot Sponsors Three Idaho State College Geology Scholarships

The Geology department at Idaho State College offers three $100 scholarships for freshmen majoring in geology and allied sciences. Sponsored by Simplot Fertilizer Co of Pocatello, with awards overseen by Dr. Junius Larsen. High school seniors with strong science records may apply by April 15, including teacher and superintendent recommendations and a statement of aims and plans.

Geology Department of Idaho State College ISC Simplot Fertilizer Company of Pocatello Junius Larsen Dr. Larsen Larsen Withneyes

Malad and Vicinity News Highlights

Malad residents travel to California Los Angeles and San Francisco for visits while LDS M Men basketball team from Logan Fifth ward competes in Salt Lake City. Local clergy plan ward changes and welfare meetings with Ogden attendance. John Deere Day prep in Malad. District school board met in Smithfield and Malad.

Glen Lee Williams Wayne W. Thomas Malad LDS Logan Fifth Ward Salt Lake City USAC

Minidoka Wool Group Reinstates Officers at Annual Meeting

The Minidoka lamb and wool marketing association held its annual meeting in Rupert’s district court rooms. Frank Markle was reelected president with W. G. Priest as secretary and Joe Avelar as treasurer. The board includes A. C. Frederick Louis Lete Don Avery Markle and Avelar. The wool pool volume totaled 1349 dollars and seven lamb pools added 42613 dollars. E F Rinehart discussed pool marketing and past Idaho practices while Ray Woods outlined central market livestock marketing. Priest noted the wool pool delivered an average net of 44.7 cents per pound to Minidoka growers after expenses.

Rupert Minidoka Lamb and Wool Marketing Association Frank Markle W. G. Priest Joe Avelar A. C. Frederick Louis Lete Don Avery Markle Avelar Minidoka County E. F. Rinehart Idaho Ray Woods Ogden Priest Minidoa County

Cornpicker accident leaves farmer amid crowd

In Raymond Nebraska a cornpicker accident caused Clyde Campin to become entangled. He was pulled into the machine while removing stalks and was stripped of his overalls and shirt during the mishap.

Raymond Clyde Campin

Lava Area Social and Visits Highlight Weekend

Mr and Mrs Wendell Green and daughter from Pocatello were weekend guests at the home of Mrs Green's parents D A Snow. Frank Nelson of Mountain Home was a Lava visitor last week. Ernest Byington of Pocatello, formerly of Lava, attended the Old Folks Social Friday. Lava high school seniors plan a Senior ball at the Lava gym in March. Willis Rowsell and family of Raymond Idaho visited Lava over the weekend.

Mrs. Wendell Green Pocatello Mrs. Green D. A. Snow Frank Nelson Mountain Home Ernest Byington Lava Lava High School Lava Gym Willis Rowsell Raymond Idaho

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Kay Bowen Colleen Godfrey Utah Mrs. D. Cornelison Ogden, Utah Mrs. Cornelison Richard Allred Russell Lak Charles Lakey of Tenond Mrs Delbert Blake Dean Gibson William Corbett Jr Floyd Sorensen Erma Davis Jerry Logan Ralph Marriott Russell Ponting Idaho Falls Cy Jones Ray Dalton Grace, Idaho Katherine Emma Bruce William Stalder William Bill) Corbett L. E. Wood Gate City Labor Temple James H. Bowns Arvid Johnson Railway Unions’ Legislative League M. C. Johnson Central Labor Union Jack Rhondeau CLU Bonnie McCullough Culinary Alliance 510 Lava Hot Springs Lions Cub Fred Lewis Warm River Fred Jackett Parker Aths Mr. Lewis Ashton Henry Kelly Long Beach, California Jorgen Nielsen Carlin Nevada Theodore Jorgensen Oscar Dunlap Mrs. C. E. Wilson Kemmerer, Wyoming Lavn Miss Helen Wilson J. R. Maughan Simplot Daniel R. Thomas California Claude Kent Sam Thomas Los Angeles Evan Vandergood Phoenix, Ariz J. P. Sorensen Los Angeles San Francisco O. H. Mabey Dr. Mabey Jesse Hughes Ernest Hartley Bishop Hughes LDS Church Warren Bush Mr. Bush Don Castleton Jones Hardware Company Oneida County Jay Burke Smithfield Mary Lois Price Twin Falls Malad Stake Malad Stake Relicf Society LDS Church Welfare Charles O. Simpson Taft Ave I Frigidaire Tully Automatic Asher Uvewater Henriksen Frigidaire Pede Hammondaires Josephine Hutchings Bend Radio Bendix Radio Bendix Aviation Corporation LM Electrical Merchandisers
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