Beech Nut Picnic Opens In Green Forest
In the Green Forest, silver beech trees sweetly yield ripe brown three sided nuts after Jack Frost opens their prickly husks. Early on, Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel head toward the site for the annual Beech Nut Picnic as birds and animals greet the winter with food hidden beneath fallen leaves.
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Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Buster Bear
Jack Frost
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Happy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Mrs. Grouse
Sammy Jay
Drummer the Woodpecker
Big Tom Gobbler
Mrs. Gobbler
Gobblers
Lightfoot
Deer
Billy
Mrs. Possum
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Peter
Buster
Sun heats water to vapor rising from oceans and lakes
The article explains how sun heat turns water into vapor, causing it to rise and form clouds. Ocean waters cover about 70 percent of Earth, and rain and snow result from cooling conditions. it also narrates a naturalist scene with animals at a picnic and notes water cycles.
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Ocean
Idaho Falls Stores Sell Horse Meat for Dogs
Idaho Falls shops list horse meat for sale to the public but not for human consumption. City sanitary inspector W. W. Black said the product is allowed under strict specifications for sale to dog owners in local butcher shops.
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Idaho Falls
W. W. Black
Crosswords Puzzle Word Maze Puzzle Clues
A jumble of crossword clues arranged by horizontal and vertical lines. Readers solve entries such as animal names and common phrases while deciphering garbled hints and partial terms across a themed grid.
Truman Dam Proposal for Kootenai River in Montana
Rep White introduces a 239 million dollar dam bill on the Kootenai river near Jennings and Libby Montana to be named for President Truman. Senators Miller and Magnuson back a companion measure. Army engineers support the project as flood control first but say it could generate enough power to repay construction costs in 50 years with 3 percent interest.
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Washington
Kootenai River
Montana
Truman
Rep. White
Idaho
Senate
Sens. Miller
Magnuson
Wash
Jennings
Libby
Mont
Army Engineers
Columbia Basin
Kootenai
Columbia
Canada
War Brides Club Meets at Mrs MacMillan Home
The War Brides club sponsored by Bannock county Red Cross met Tuesday evening at Mrs S B Mac Millan's home. Bug was the evening’s diversion with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs J D Stansell and Mrs LaWayne Steed. Members present included G L Rossiter Chas D True W J Wright R W Farley Earl Reynolds Mike Yamada Joan Blodget and the hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mrs Pierre Pulling's home in Colonial hall.
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War Brides Club
Bannock County
American Red Cross
S. B. MacMillan
J. D. Stansell
LaWayne Steed
Mesdames G. L. Rossiter
Chas. D. True
W. J. Wright
R. W. Farley
Earl Reynolds
Mike Yamada
Joan Blodget
Pierre Pulling
Colonial Hall
Uncle Ray Offers Free Leaflet on Five South American Republics
Readers invited to request Uncle Ray’s new leaflet, Five South American Republics, with a stamped return envelope sent to the newspaper. The offer appears in Tomorrow: The Barometer, South America section.
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South America
South
Uncle Ray
South American
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