Burley JayCees Sparking Bond Issue Drive
Burley special report says the Burley Junior Chamber of Commerce will lead a city wide canvass to explain a $100000 bond issue for a recreation park and War Memorial swimming pool. Voters may register by Oct 8. plans include house to house outreach and a get out the vote push.
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Burley
Tom Foster
JayCees
Norman Smith
Burley War Memorial
Don Grayot
JayCee Project Committee
Burley Recreation Park
Idaho dry pea crop forecast rises to 1,056,000 bags
The U S Agriculture Department forecasts Idaho dry pea production at 1,056,000 bags based on conditions as of September 1, up from the August 1 forecast of 946,000 bags.
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Boise
U .S. Agriculture Department
Idaho
State Sells 120 Acres of Land in Idaho
The Idaho state land department announced a sale of 120 acres in Latah County to Frank A. Wilken of Kendrick. Appraised at 1300 dollars, the land sold for 1405 dollars.
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State Sells Land
BOISE
State Land Department
Latah County
Frank A. Wilken
Kendrick
Ida
Boise Cleaned Up Prostitution Houses In City
Boise police freed the city from commercialized houses of prostitution. State health department Program Director James Houser praised the police for eliminating the remaining houses after earlier concerns that prostitution had returned to Boise.
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Boise
James Houser
State Department of Public Health
Houser
Police Department
Kiwanis Leader Urges Youth Take Key Roles Soon
Idaho and Utah Kiwanis delegates hear H Park Arnold call for prepared transition to younger leadership. He says now is the era for youth to come of age as world challenges grow, urging older members to guide while stepping aside.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Utah
Glendale
Calif
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Convention Opens with Religious Service
The convention opened at 2 p.m. Sunday with welcome remarks from Clyde C. Edmonds, Salt Lake City Kiwanis president. O. F. E. Peterson and Elder Mark Peterson addressed attendees at the all-Kiwanis religious service titled Building Better Than We Know. Idaho leaders A. W. Nagle and Emile A. Shorb presided at a fellowship lunch. The event will conclude with officer elections and more business.
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Ketchum
Clyde C. Edmonds
Salt Lake City
Kiwanis Club
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
all-Kiwanis
A. W. Nagle
Twin Falls
Emile A. Shorb
Caldwell
Idaho Fellowship
McAlister Rites Set for Frank Snow McAlister
Funeral services for Frank Snow McAlister 66 who died in a Salt Lake City hospital last week will be held today at 2 p.m. in the Fourth ward chapel. Bishop A E Bell will preside with burial in Logan cemetery under Webb mortuary. Friends may call at the mortuary until services. He was born March 2 1883 in Logan, son of John A and Clarissa Snow McAllister. He served as a mis-
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Preston
Frank Snow McAlister
Salt Lake City
Fourth Ward
A. E. Bell
Logan Cemetery
Webb Mortuary
Mr. McAllister
Logan
John A
Clarissa Snow McAllister
Dryland Tillage Demonstration At Rigbys Near Bancroft
A dryland tillage field day will be held Monday September 26 at Dan Rigby's Bancroft farm on Highway 30N one mile west of Bancroft starting 1 pm. The event features equipment from Bancroft Jenkins Implement Co and others with Portneuf SCD Soil Conservation Service Extension Service and area agents coordinating. John Siddeway from Tetonia Dryland Experiment Station will share latest dryland farming material and farmers from Southeastern Idaho expect to attend.
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Dan Rigby
Bancroft
Rigby
Highway
Portneuf
Idaho
Norman A. Berg
Oscar Onstott
Wayne Birch
The
Soil Conservation Service
Albert Mylrose
Marion Archerson
Bannock
Caribout
E. R. Buehler
Fred Cooper
Portneuf Scd
Give It to Me Judge Forces Quick Sentencing
In Coeur d’Alene Idaho Robert M Greenlee demanded immediate sentencing after Judge O C Wilson offered to defer until his record could be checked The judge agreed and Greenlee was sentenced to not more than 15 years in the state prison for first degree burglary
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Coeur D'Alene
Ida
O. C. Wilson
Robert M. Greenlee
Greenlee
Local Man McAllister Dies After Illness
The obituary notes the death of a Franklin County Sugar Company purchasing agent and former LDS missionary in Germany. Survived by his widow Hazel Parkinson McAllister, a daughter Mrs. Clarissa W. Butler, and siblings William, Wallace, Mayme Thatcher, Venna George, Caroline Hendricks, Florence Stoddard of Los Angeles, and Clare McAllister of Chicago.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Germany
Preston
Franklin County Sugar Company
Hazel Parkinson McAllister
Clarissa W. Buetler
William McAllister
Wallace McAllister
Maym Thatcher
Venna George
Caroline Hendricks
Florence Stoddard
Los Angeles
Clare McAllister
Chicago
Pocatello High elects staff officers and plans football celebration
Tim Brennan heads the senior class with Viola Karas as secretary and Joan Chambers treasurer while a tie remains for vice president between Gary Howard and Tom Wilson. Eugene Watson leads the juniors with Shiela Egbert as VP and Devona Stephenson as secretary. Sophomore Don Nielson is president with Dick Willecke as VP Monna Briggs secretary and Jerry McGaugh treasurer. Freshman officers name Mike Bertosh president Hoyt Blackhurst VP Karen Later secretary Elaine Bybee treasurer. A freshman senatorial victory goes to Roscoe Frost Bill Ames and Carolyn Jones. The P club traffic enforcement squad patrols halls to curb loitering and defacing property amid Red and Blue Day prep for a football half time skit led by Shirlene Mason with Paula Bryan and Jo-Ann Sebsta Annette Dean directing committees. Chamber of Commerce III seeks another prize float as Boy’s Council gears for a school dance and the Red and Blue Day Mixer progresses under Bill Ryan’s leadership.
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Pocatello High School
Tim Brennan
Viola Karas
Joan Chambers
Gary Howard
Tom Wilson
Eugene Watson
Shiela Egbert
Devona Stephenson
Glenna Beck
Don Nielson
Dick Willecke
Monna Briggs
Jerry MccGaugh
Mike Bertosh
Hoyt Blackhurst
Karen Later
Elaine Bybee
Roscoe Frost
Bill Ames
Carolyn Jones
P” Club
Shirlene Mason
Paula Bryan
Jo-Ann Sebesta
Annette Dean
Chamber of Commerce III
Boy's Council
Bill Ryan
Boys’ Council
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