Malad High elects class officers and leaders
Malad High School voters chose Davy Anderson as president Jeannine Parry as vice president and Betty South as secretary for the senior class. Juniors elected Beverly Smith president with Jack Harrison as VP and Marie Mansfield secretary. Sophomores picked Gary Lewis president with Cherril Jensen VP and Trevor Hughes secretary. Freshmen elected Terry Williams president John Bowen VP and Jackie Tovey secretary. Pep assemblies and cheering will be led by Shar lene Thomson with assistants Carolyn Williams Ronald Price and Leon Sorensen. Girls League officers include Jeannine Parry and Sharon Jones as president and vp secretary assisted by class unit leaders across grades. Boys Club leaders and advisors named with bi monthly meetings planned. Previous student body officers listed as Neil Griffiths president Melvin Williams VP Iris Lee Hess secretary Frank Evans business manager.
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Malad
Davy Anderson
Jeannine Parry
Betty South
Beverly Smith
Jack Harrison
Marie Mansfield
Gary Lewis
Cherril Jensen
Trevor Hughes
Terry Williams
John Bowen
Jackie Tovey
Arlis Jensen
Anna Lou Call
Shelba Thomas
Gerald Harding
Dever Mills
J. Guy Gleed
Reed Call
Larry Kent
Devon Evans
Wesley Reynolds
Larry Keller
Phil Hobson
Roger Tovey
Ward Thomas Wis
Neil Griffiths
Melvin Williams
Iris Lee Hess
Frank Evans
World tea production near two billion pounds annually
The article states global tea output approaches two billion pounds each year. It highlights the scale of the tea industry and implies significant economic importance without detailing producers or markets.
FEVER SHIPMENTS IDAHO FALLS SEASON TOTALS
Idaho Falls reports 5150 carloads of potatoes shipped this season through last Thursday, 433 fewer than the same period last year. Other briefs note two out-of-state men facing sentencing for assault with intent to commit robbery in Twin Falls, and a Caldwell burglary safe case during a tavern fire.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls
Frank Powers
Boise
K. E. Lowe
Robert Martin
Quincy
Ill
Roland Belanger
Leominster
Mass
Yeggs
Caldwell
Hoover Motor used car bargains lure shoppers in 1946 ad
A 1946 Chrysler Town and Country with many extras is advertised at 1795 dollars. Also featured are a 1940 Willys for hunting and fishing and a 1938 Nash Ambassador four door sedan described as good transportation and sold as is.
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Hoover Motor
Chrysler Town and Country
Rupert Mill Keeps Busy in Magic Valley
The National Alfalfa Dehydrating and Milling Co at Rupert Idaho processes hay from Minidoka and Cassia counties into meal for stock and poultry feeds. The plant near highways 25 and 30 employs about thirty workers, runs two 10 hour shifts, and grinds 1000 to 1200 tons monthly from roughly 12,000 tons per year.
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Rupert —(Special
LaMar
Colo
Magic Valley
Sam Johnson
Minidoka
Cassia
Murtaugh
Hazelton
Northwest Coast
Johnson
Rupert
Burley Lions hear power tour report and fund drive update
Burley Lions club met at the National hotel with Paul Darrell directing the program and Lloyd Douglas presiding. Ernest Steelsmith spoke on the Idaho Power tour of dams along the Snake River and Malad river near Hagerman. Guy Newman announced strong county polio fund drive response, with several communities still to report. Bob Detmers was named to lead a committee to plan next Friday’s members wives night party.
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Burley
Burley Lions Club
National Hotel
Paul Darrel
Lloyd Douglas
Ernest Steelsmith
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Power Company
Snake River
Malad
Hagerman
Guy Newman
Cassia County
Bob Detmers
Burley Chamber Tours Idaho Power Power Installations
Special members of the Burley Chamber of Commerce joined an Idaho Power company guided tour along the Snake and Malad rivers in the Hagerman valley. R L Carpenter led visits to power plants at upper Salmon Falls upper Malad lower Malad lower Salmon Falls and the Bliss dam with dinner at the Bliss dam site.
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Burley
Burley Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Power Company
Snake
Malad
Hagerman Valley
R. L. Carpenter
Boise, Idaho Power Company
Bliss
Upper Salmon Falls
Upper
Lower
Salmon Falls
Bliss Dam
Donald Chisholm
Chamber
George Scholer
Orland Bateman
Ernest Steelsmith
George McGonigal
Harry Harpster
Paul Darrell
Dick Horth
Harold P. Deardorff
Fred Sheredd
Glen Kunan
Tom Foster, Jr
Les Morgan
Frank McCormick
Erle Robertson
Oleen Dummer
Sagebrush Sermonette by LeROY H Walker at Pocatello church
A short sermonette by LeROY H. WALKER from the Pocatello First Methodist Church is presented as a brief religious reflection. The feature highlights the pastor's message and the church setting without additional details.
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Pocatello First Methodist Church
No Self Made Man in Pioneer Echoes From Boise
The author recalls visiting Idaho State Museum in the basement of the state Capitol and examining an 1863 Bannock City printing press. He notes death notices and imports from distant papers, arguing that frontier pioneers were connected by shared debts of heritage and influence, not isolated individuals, urging daily actions to honor past investments.
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State Capitol
Bannock City
Idaho City
Washington Statesman
Oregon
Saint Louis
Humboldt
California
Dayton
Ohio
Idahoan Lucky In Land Drawing
POWELL Wyo UP Wall ace Leroy McClaflin of Ontario Calif was chosen as No 1 veteran on the eligibility list for an irrigated homestead on the Heart mountain division of the Shoshone reclamation project of north western Wyoming. McClaflin's name was the first drawn by Michael W Strauss U S commissioner of reclamation as the public drawing for 104 farms opened. The next nine lucky names drawn were Floyd H Snider New Pine Creek Ore Dale L Metzer Homedale Ida Herbert Beslano witch Billings Mont Lyle Baker Calif Clarece L Randolph Temple Tex Sidney C Blair Pawhuska Okla Clarence Floyd Crooks Winnebego Minn Aubrey Rusco Stanton Kemmerer wee and Ida D Martin Powell yo. The drawing establishes the order of priority for a farm and the applicants must now undergo examination to determine qualifications for farming.
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Powell
Wyo
Wallace Leroy McClaflin
Ontario
Calif
Heart Mountain
Wyoming
McClaflin
Michael W. Strauss
U. S. Commissioner of Reclamation
Floyd H. Snider
New Pine Creek
Ore
Dale L. Metzer
Homedale
Ida
Herbert Beslanowitch
Billings
Mont
Lyle Baker
Clarece L. Randolph
Temple
Tex
Sidney C. Blair
Pawhuska
Okla
Clarence Floyd Crooks
Winnebego
Minn
Aubrey Rusco Stanton
Kemmerer
Wee
Ida D. Martin
Teachers Hold Annual Picnic at Indian Springs Natatorium
AMERICAN FALLS The annual teachers picnic sponsored by the local school board drew all teachers and their families and board members and their families Thursday evening. The board approved purchasing new band instruments including a bassoon clarinet and three French horns to help students access instruments beyond the average family budget. The 50 piece band now under instruction will grow with the new instruments. Sept 29 and 30 bring local students home while teachers attend institute. Film has been added to science instruction per principal Hugh Horsely to supplement classes.
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American Falls
Indian Springs
Hugh Horsely
1950 Agricultural Conservation Program Announced
Rupert Idaho Special Carl E Merz chairman of the Minidoka county agricultural conservation committee says the 1950 program will be available soon. It provides funds to help farmers conserve soil and water resources with an increased individual aid limit from 750 to 2500 dollars. He notes most farmers receive less than 100 dollars.
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Rupert
Carl E. Merz
Minidoka County
Saltpeter from Mammoth Cave Helps Napoleons War on Powder
Mammoth Cave Kentucky rose to national prominence during the War of 1812 when its saltpeter was used to manufacture gunpowder. The cave had been designated a national park in 1936.
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Mammoth Cave
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