Grazing Unit Meets in Twin Falls District Conference
Special fall meeting of the Burley Twin Falls grazing district board, chaired by Dan J Cavana ugh of Twin Falls, reviewed 20 grazing permits and eight transfers. Six fence construction permits were granted, with plans for seeding 2000 acres east of Rupert on a burned area. Attendees included A D Pierce Malta vice chairman and others from Kimberly Elba American Falls Pocatello Malad Snowville and Burley with Bill Mathews in charge of local arrangements.
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Malta
Russell C. Larson
Kimberly
Wesley B. Ward
Elba
Vern Eames
American Falls
Max D. Cohn
Pocatello
Milton T. Jones
Malad
DeVere Tovey
George E. Booth
Burley
Reed E. Larkin
Snowville
Utah
Bill Mathews
James Keith
Burley Legion Opens Season with Insurance Plans
Burley post of the American Legion held its first meeting of the season with Commander Luke Droz presiding. Members discussed the insurance forms needed for dividend payments and planned a special Oct 14 gathering for the Legion and Auxiliary with lunch and program.
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Burley
Burley Post
The
American Legion
Luke Droz
Legion
Auxiliary
Burley Rotarians To Fete Teachers
Burley Rotary club hears William Gordon on hardware business with James Roper presiding in Hermon King’s absence. Plans set for the annual teachers party on Tuesday Sept 20 at Burley Elks temple with a 7 p.m. buffet and program by Henry C. Dworshak. Guests include Stephen N. Bell Dean Hatfield John Harris Gale Baker Paul Schwartz and Jack Roper. Mack Crouch discusses early Rotary history.
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Burley
William Gordon
Roy Ehlers
LaMar Craner
Don Chisholm
I. H. Harris
Willard Harpster
Charles Haight
Lex Kunan
H. P. Deardorff
Earl McCaslin
James Roper
Mack Crouch
E. M. Steelsmith
Charles Balch
Stephen N. Bell
Dean Hatfield
Salt Lake City
John Harris
Gale Baker
Boise
Paul J. Schwartz
Jack Roper
Twin Falls
Rotary Clubs
Worst Polio Epidemic In Years Tapers Off
The U S Public Health Service reports the nation’s polio epidemic is easing with 2 628 cases last week and only Pennsylvania unre ported. This marks the third straight weekly decline from 3 119 the prior week and 26 384 for the year, the highest since 1916. New York saw the sharpest drop, while California and Ohio fluctuated.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Pennsylvania
New York
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Burley Legion Studies Insurance
Henry
Genuwine
Henry C. Dworshak
U. S
Bartlett Canning
Crisco
Pleasant Grove No. 2
Bannock
Hunt
Richardson
Idaho
Ward's Market
Jefferson and Poplar
Okay Food Centers
Cello
Libby
Kerr Jars
Prem
Swift
N. Main
Ud Ea Ksally
OKAY
Okay Food Center
California
Ohio
Iice
Colorado
Dworshaks
Dworshak
Spokane
Washington Editorial Association
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
South Bend
Hoosiers
Notre Dame
Atlantic City
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