Forest Men Ready For Fire Fighting
Forest supervisor I M Warner reports firefighting equipment is in perfect order and ready for distribution to CCC camps lookouts ranches and camps to protect 300 men with 40 sets. Two lookouts will be kept on Scout and Black mountains with two more ready near Caribou and Soda Springs. July 1 marks the start of fire season and equipment is being re conditioned.
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Forest Service
I. M. Warner
Warner
CCC
Scout Mountain
Black Mountain
Idaho-Wyoming
Salt River
Wyoming
Snake River
Caribou Mountain Range
Soda Springs
Western delegates back Roosevelt third term at Salt Lake City meet
In Salt Lake City on June 10 Western Democratic leaders expressed preliminary support for Franklin D. Roosevelt seeking a third term. Delegates, led by Calvin W. Rawlings and Gov. Henry H. Blood, noted favorable sentiment and plan to draft platform planks for the Chicago convention. The final stance awaits a July 14 meeting in Chicago.
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Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Calvin W. Rawlings
Rawlings
Utah
Chicago
Thelma Lani Cobb
Elko
Nevada
Hugo Farmer
Yuma
Ariz
Marguerite Peyton Thompson
Salinas
Colorado
Carl E. Brown
McCall
Idaho
S. P. Dobbs
Ogden
Hog Top Price Realized In Bingham County Pool
June 10 report by County Agent H G Hilfiker shows 54 former Bingham County Livestock Marketing association members contributed 202 hogs weighing 40 420 pounds. Top price reached 5 35 per hundredweight with total sale of 2105 19 to J Rube Larsen of North Salt Lake.
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Bingham County Livestock Marketing Association
H G. Hilfiker
J. Rube Larsen
North Salt Lake
CCC Boys Oil Scout Roads Improve Camp Access
Bannock CCC men finished oiling three fourths of a mile inside the Mink Creek South Fork area to create an oil coated highway reducing dust. Forest supervisor TI M Warner said improvement of roads in the Mink Creek district continues with graveling ahead of future oiling.
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Scout Mountain
TI. M. Warner
Bannock CCC
South Fork
Mink Creek
CCC
Warner
Your Child and His Problems
A medical guidance note describes standardized weight and measurement charts for pediatric assessment. It targets physicians and nurses with practical patterns to monitor growth and development in children.
Advertising Pays in Shenandoah as Lost Money Returns
In Shenandoah Iowa on June 10 Mr and Mrs J E Chambers faced small misfortunes and then luck. After losing $20 and placing an ad two girls returned five dollar bills. The money went missing again on a street and a two year old boy found it. Chambers posted another ad and the money was returned once more.
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Sonny
Jackie
Shenandoah
Iowa
J. E. Chambers
Chambers
Jimmy Cook
LDS Leader Prays for End of Wars
SALT LAKE CITY June 10 Directors of the Latter Day Saints Primary and Mutual Improvement associations carried today to thousands of young church members a plea from church leaders for peace and prudence. Heber J Grant and J Reuben Clark Jr urged avoiding war and safeguarding liberty with local self government. Dr John A Widtsoe called on leaders to guide girls and young women toward happy marriages.
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Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints Primary and Mutual Improvement Associations
America
Heber J. Grant
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Grant
David O. McKay
Grants
Clark
John A. Widtsoe
L. D. S. Council of 12 Apostles
Old Timer Travels 6000 Mile Route in Wagoner Car
Chester Wagner, 25, drove a car on a 6000 mile circuit through the southern states. He reported only one serious breakdown a cracked axle, which was solved by a spare axle he carried.
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Anita
Iowa
Chester Wagner
Wagner
Fall Causes Death Of Mrs. Ben Gray In Caldwell
Coroner William D. Talley said no inquest would be held into the death of Mrs. Ben Gray 49 of Greenleaf. A fall caused by a worn floor-board gave way and produced a brain hemorrhage that killed her Saturday. She was found unconscious outside her home door by her husband.
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Caldwell
Idaho
William D. Talley
Ben Gray
Greenleaf
Talley
Army records tally Revolutionary and World War I forces
U S army records show 528,274 regulars and volunteers fought in the Revolutionary War and 4,057,101 in the First World War.
How to Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Do your false teeth slip, drop, or wobble while you eat or talk? Sprinkle FASTEETH on your plates for firmer, more comfortable retention. The alkaline powder leaves no gummy taste and helps prevent plate odor. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
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