Island Park Incorporation Approved Long Idaho Village
Fremont county commissioners approve the incorporation of Island Park a village along the Yellowstone highway from Last Chance near Ashton to near the Montana line The move aims to improve law enforcement while proponents seek liquor by the drink and slot machine operations under Idaho law Initial trustees named are Harvey Schwendiman H B Pond William L Fitch Pred Rich and Frank Kuck A police officer will be hired to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony
Island Park
Last Chance
Ashton
Montana Line
Fremont County Board of Commissioners
Willard Burton
Idaho
Harvey Schwendiman
H. B. Pond
William L. Fitch
Pred Rich
Frank Kuck
Barton
Library Reading Contest Aims for City Posts and Picnic
The public library sponsors a summer reading contest for young patrons with two groups. The top four in the lower group win a picnic. the top four in the higher group compete for city posts, including a Mayor for a day and council seats. The foreign country books rule caps six counted weekly, with a top thirty taking a Ross Park picnic.
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Public Library
Margaret Ruth Edwards
Margaret Reilly
Bonneville
Pocatello
Younecer
Lion Med of Boots
Ross Park
Pedestrian Fatality Near Coeur d Alene Inals Night Collision
A man identified as Carl H Toone, 65, of Ogden Utah, was struck and killed by a car near Coeur d Alene city limits. The driver, Wayne Glasscock of PinehurstIdaho, was not held. In Ogden, Cecil H Toone, 46, was also identified as the deceased son.
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Coeur Dalene
Coeur d'Alene
Carl H Toone
Ogden
Utah
Wayne Glasscock
Pinehurst
Idaho
Glasscock
W. H. Toone
Porter Avenue
Cecil H. Toone
Coeur d'Aiene
Four Quadruplets Born in Miles City Birth Spree
Four babies, three girls and one boy, arrived within 43 minutes Saturday at Mrs Ed ward Randash Baker Montana, a beauty operator. The quadruplets remain in incubators and are reported doing well. They were not weighed to avoid jeopardizing their survival chances. The first birth occurred at 5 23 a.m. and the fourth at 6 04 a.m.
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Miles City
Mont
Edward Randash
Baker Mont
After Bakers Warawe owner rushes mother to hospital
A Baker Warawa owner ferried the mother 80 miles to the hospital, arriving about an hour before the first birth.
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Warawe
Idaho Cattlemen to Hold Three Purebred Sales
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association plans three purebred bull sales this fall as announced by secretary Leon Weeks. The Oct 24 sale at Twin Falls Commission Co. yards is Angus only, Oct 25 features Hereford and Short Horn range cattle, and Nov 15 at Pocatello stock yards covers Hereford and Short Horn. Entries will be classified into ABC lots. Prof. C. W. Hickman leads animal husbandry.
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Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Leon Weeks
Boise
Twin Falls Commission Co
Twin Falls
Pocatello
C. W. Hickman
Department of Animal Husbandry
Lady Refining Sleep After Gas Relief
A woman who feared nighttime due to stomach gas reports relief after using INNER-AID a blend of herbal ingredients. She says gas is gone, bowels regular, and she can sleep upright without choking sensations. The ad claims twelve herbs cleanse bowels and aid liver and kidneys.
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All Drugs
Adv
Idaho cattle judges named for April Boise convention
University of Idaho Moscow along with rancher Lyman Ipsen from Malad will judge the cattle. The bull sale committee, appointed by President Clyde Starr of Salmon, includes Ray Swanson as chairman from Pocatello, Walter Schodde of Burley, and Seth Burstedt.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Lyman Ipsen
Pres
Clyde Starr
Boise
Ray Swanson
Pocatello
Walter Schodde
Burley
Seth Burstedt
Local Names List Recited for Community Meeting
Ernest Challis, Tom Callen, Virgil Lickley of Jerome and Lloyd Barron of Fairfield join Gooding and field organizer Ernest Fields for a community meeting lineup.
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Challis
Ernest Fields
Gooding
Tom Callen
Virgil Lickley
Jerome
Lloyd Barron
Fairfield
Five generations in Kauling family noted in Los Angeles speech
The Kauling family spans five generations with baby Robin Lee Maybelle Eshelby and parents Mr. and Mrs. Robin C. Kauling. Relatives include grandmother Mrs. Ruby Rey LOS ANGELES and great-great grandmother Mrs. Rosenda Eshelby of San Diego, who says she has held them all. Also noted: walnuts were the second largest U.S. nut crop in 1946 at 71.5 thousand tons in major producing states.
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Robin C. Kauling
Ruby Rey
Los Angeles
Iirth
Robin Lee Maybelle Eshelby
Rosenda Eshelby
San Diego
U.S
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LDS Stake
MIA
Hawaii
Oahu
Pocatello Stake Mutual Improvement Association
Carnes and Stephenson's
Yellowstone
Stake Building Fund
Betsy Rosl
South Main
Dormeyer
Dave
Krohler and Crown and Quality Furniture
Dimity
Snake River Valley
Smoe
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