Idaho Senate and House Work Advance Few Bills
Idaho legislators show activity in committee work with little enacted yet. Senate Bill 11 would protect northern waters and hydropower, Senate Bill 14 focuses on repealing the bounty law, and House Bills 1 and 4 address legislative expenses and auto license payments.
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Death of Mrs Ann Lords in Idaho Falls at 67
Mrs Ann Lords died Sunday at her Idaho Falls home after a long illness. A native of England, she was 67 and mother of 12 children who survive. The body will be taken to Downey, Idaho for burial.
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All ladies and children's haircuts 500
Sam Riddle at Depot Barber offers ladies and children's haircuts for 500 in a compact ad style notice.
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Lava Hot Springs Local News and School Party
Lava Hot Springs notes greet Idaho Falls visitors and residents visiting relatives. The town shares ball games where the boys beat McCammon 14 18 and the girls defeated Racecroft 11 26. An old folks party at the school includes programs and dancing with a large crowd.
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Eldon Buchanan Dies at 24 in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs George Buchanan travel to Cedar Rapids after the death of their only son Eldon aged 24. He recently finished electrical engineering studies and planned a business career before contracting scarlet fever. Funeral and burial will be in Cedar Rapids where the family once lived.
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Rehearsals Progress for Blackfoot Cameo Girl Show
Rehearsals for the Cameo Girl musical are progressing in Blackfoot as the Current Event club gears up for the production. Don Summers arrives Wednesday with costumes and scenery to run the stage, while Miss Rodman directs the orchestra. Cast includes Margaret Millick as Cinderella and Jean Collins as fairy godmother with a large chorus of local performers. Reserved seats are on sale at Pustin's Pharmacy for what is anticipated as Blackfoot’s biggest event.
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Auto Mechanics Class Attracts Wide Interest In Blackfoot
In Blackfoot on January 27 Prof. Max Pedbaum of Blackfoot High's agriculture department started an auto mechanics class open to students and the public. About 45 enroll, 30 young and 15 high school boys aged 15 to 51. Instructors include Ted Green Hol Taylor and Don Gibbs offering free service. Morning sessions cover animal husbandry with 238 enrolled and practical sheep-raising problems led by Ben Gray. A dairy course with a visiting specialist will begin in about two weeks for interested participants. exact dates to be announced.
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Idaho Falls Health Board Hosts Noon Session
Idaho Falls Health board holds an informal noon luncheon meeting. Ralph Edmunds, back from a western speaking tour for his publicity campaign, is the principal speaker and will address the Rigby Roosters club on Wednesday under an invitation from the group.
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Methodist Conference Draws District Leaders To Filer
Rev TH ter Smith D D head of Methodist Episcopal districts for Montana South Dakota and eastern Oregon visited Falls Sunday. He preached at the local church and will attend the three day conference in Filer starting Wednesday. Pastor Horace Turner of Idaho Falls will join the convention leaving Tuesday.
Pinkham remedy aids sick women in Wisconsin
A Turtle Lake reader reports relief from weakness backache and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she tried ten other medicines over the years without success and now recommends the product to other women facing similar troubles.
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Idaho Falls Local News Briefs Share Health Family Events
Idaho Falls reports include two Bybee children in the L D S hospital with a severe thigh fracture from skiing and a four year old operated on for cleft palate. Dick Heath of Idaho Falls at George Washington University shows slight improvement but remains critical. A marriage license issued to Leonard Multi and Irene Harmon. Various local residents visit, travel, or recover from surgery.
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Anderes Brothers Sell Cheese Factories in Idaho Falls Area
Idaho Falls January 27 The Anderes brothers sold their chain of cheese factories in Idaho Falls and the upper valley to the H F Laabs Cheese Company. The Idaho Falls Accon and Tetonia plants are included. Laabs plans extensive improvements and aims to expand wholesale trade to area farmers. The acquisition brings Laabs to 17 cheese factories in the Snake River valley.
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Empty House Contains Moonshine Distilling Equipment
Idaho Falls January 27 sheriff’s force “burglarized” an apparently empty outskirt home and seized 126 gallons of corn mash in early moonshine production. Officers destroyed boilers jars and mash except for a small evidentiary portion. owners unnamed.
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