Farmer Aid Train Schedule Set
Union Pacific’s agricultural improvement car will visit southern Idaho for meetings not held last year. County agents will chair, with University of Idaho extension staff and industry partners assisting. Films cover potatoes, beets, dairying, soil fertility, crop production, weed control, irrigation, and farm management. Schedule lists towns from October to December with four hour sessions when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Agricultural Improvement Car
Idaho
Boyd Baxter
Baxter
University, of Idaho
Victor
Tetonia
Ashton
Dubois
Mackay
Arco
Shelley
Menan
Ririe
Aberdeen
Tyhee
Buhl
Kimberley
Rupert
Shoshone
Hailey
Obituaries detail Boothe burials and Hunter graveside service
The obituary notices report funeral services for Amelia Ashcroft Boothe 69 at the LDS tabernacle with Bishop Carter officiating. Burial followed in Burley cemetery beside Vern S Hunter 36 killed in the Philippines with services at Paul cemetery conducted by VFW and American Legion. Mamie A Bell dies, funeral held, burial in Rock Springs then Masontic temple interment in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern S. Hunter Burley
Pfc
Vern S. Hunter
Philippines
The
Paul
VFW
American Legion
Goodman Mortuary
Rupert
West Weber
Camp Roberts
Calif
Laborer Bert Garland Dies After Short Illness
Bert Garland aged 70 died at a local hospital Friday evening after a brief illness. He was employed as a laborer at Burley and Rupert for six years. An effort to locate his relatives is under way. The body rests at the McCulloch funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Bert Garland
Burley and
Rupert
Sia
McCulloch Funeral Home
News Of The Day In Rhyme From Sam Hanson
Sam Hanson’s column reflects on global politics and war era tensions. It cites the United Nations, Stalin’s influence, Berlin, and postwar fault lines, with a call for faith and resolve as nations face cold war pressures and domestic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hanson
G.A.R
United Nations
Stalin
Bold
Berlin
Tom Dewey
Harry
Texas
Wallace
England
Prince of Peace
Death takes Pocatello woman Helen Morris after long illness
Mrs. Helen Neeley Morris of 555 South Grant Ave Pocatello died early Tuesday following a lingering illness. Born March 9 1879 in Bear River City Utah she moved to Neeley Idaho in 1881 and married B Thomas Morris in Pocatello on December 25 1898. Survived by husband two sons Norval and Owen both of Salt Lake City two daughters Helen Hager Chugwater Wyoming and Wilma Bone Salt Lake City a sister Irene Hunt Pocatello three brothers E A Neeley Peter Neeley and Reuben Neeley Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Nichan Henderson funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neeley Morris
South Grant Ave
Bon
Bear River City
Utah
William and
Mary Christina Nelson Neeley
Neeley
Idaho
B. Thomas Morris
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Helen Hager
Chugwater
Wyoming
Wilma Bone
Irene Hunt
E. A. Neeley
Peter Neeley
Fairfield
Reuben Neeley
Rexburg
LDS Church
NicHan- Henderson Funeral Home
Building Permits Granted for Remodel and New Home
Opal Schultz of 1415 North Harrison Ave starts a basement remodel valued at 1360 dollars. Rex T Coffin of 49 Eldredge files for a new dwelling valued at 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Schultz
North
Harrison Ave
Rex T. Coffin
Eldredge
Alameda Objections To U S 91 Route Move Eyed
Alameda residents and Bannock county planners discuss rerouting U S 91 to Pershing Ave. Yellowstone highway would pass a school. Committee led by Angus Lasley reviews Grace and Alameda members plus local officials. Fish Creek road recommended as primary highway 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
U.S. 91
Bannock
Pershing Ave
W. P. Havenor
Don Kelly
Les Ballis
Ed Dufford
Chamber of Commerce
F. M. Bistline
Nema Ashton
J. L. Craig
August Rosquist
Angus Lasley
Grace
O. E
Fish Creek Road
Bancroft
Record of traffic citations and a birth notice
Wayne Sengen charged with operating without a license pleaded guilty and fined $5. Joe Hardy fined $7.50 for failure to observe a stop sign. Carl W. Barr forfeited $10 bond for stop signal lapse. I T Johnson fined $5 for stop sign violation. Rose M Brown fined $5 for stop sign. Ezra T Clark speeding forfeited $20 bond. I N Davis fined $5 for stop signal. Morris A Jensen forfeited $5 bond for stop signal. Clayton E Coley forfeited $5 bond for stop signal. Roy E Taylor forfeited $5 bond for stop signal. W S Jacobson forfeited $2.50 bond for illegal left turn. James F Judkins forfeited $5 bond for stop sign. Richard Kinghorn fined $2.50 for license violation. An entry lists a second stop sign offense with $7.50 fine. Births report at St Anthony's hospital: September 26 a girl to Donald Nielsen and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Sengen
East Lewis St
Joe Hardy
Ft. Hall
Carl W. Barr
Idaho Falls
I. T. Johnson
Pocatello House
Rose M. Brown
South Johnson Ave
Ezra T. Clark
Bountiful
I. N. Davis
South Eighth Ave
Morris A. Jensen
South Fifth Ave
Clayton E. Coley
West Wyeth St
Roy E. Taylor
North Main St
W.S. Jacobson
North Grant Ave
James F. Judkins
Jefferson Ave
Richard Kinghorn
Randolph Ave
Zaccardi Applies for Railroad Retirement
Domenico Zaccardi of 804 East Oak Street, a 40 year railroad boilermaker, has filed for retirement pay this week. He began as a Soo Line sectionman in North Dakota and later worked for Chicago and Northwestern in St. Paul, moving to Pocatello in March 1914 and joining the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and the Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Zaccardi
East Oak St
Soo Line
North Dakota
Chicago and Northwestern
St. Paul
Minn
Pocatello
Mr. Zaccardi
The
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America
Pocatellan Top Salesman Qualifies for Builder's Club
Raymond L. Kuhn of the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident association and United Benefit Life Insurance has earned a place in the 1948 Builder's club top 400 producers for eight months. His record ranks among over 10 000 salesmen across the United States Canada Alaska and the Hawaiian islands. Builder's club members will attend the dedication of Omaha new home office building on Oct 7 8 9 and Kuhn with family and colleagues will travel to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Kuhn
Idaho
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
United Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Omaha
Home Office
Kuhn
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Builder’s Club
Chaperoned Rule For Victoria Ahead Of Her Reign
Britannica notes that before Victoria became queen she could not speak with any adult without her mother or governess present, reflecting strict royal upbringing and etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Queen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amelia Boothe Burley
Amelia Ashcroft Boothe
LDS Tabernacle
Francis Carter
LDS Fourth Ward
Wiggin
Landshire
John Harrison Boothe
Malta
William S. Boothe
Lebanon
Ore
Sheila Dayley
Nervin Boothe
Oram
Leslie Boothe
Eldon Boothe
Payette
William R. Filler
el Monte
Burley Cemetery
Vern McCulloch
Martha Hunter
Boise
David F. Hunter
Irene Moultrie
Mamie A. Bell
McHan-Henderson
Leroy H. Walker
First Methodist Church
Clifford Miller
Rock Springs
Masontic Temple
Rawlins
Wyo
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Ol Agp
Death Takes
Pocatellan
Hennderson
Arimo
W. L. Nye
Col
M. P. Goodfellow
L. L. Stalker
Clair Chadwick
Heber Smith
All of Grace
Conrad Sanders Lund
Keit d Havenor
Pocatell
News of Record
St. Anthony's Hospital
Donald Nielsen
University Club
Quaker
Binney
LM Aiksen
Appliance Co
Manger Frank T
ISC
Graveley Hall
G&w Floor Covering Co
Bennett's
Bennett’s
John Getty
City Paper and Paint Co
So. 4Th Ave
Mountain Electric Co
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