Beet Growers Plan Appeal Over Sugar Estimates
Beet growers from 17 associations in nine states prepared to appeal to the secretary of agriculture regarding sugar consumption estimates. They warn a lower 1948 estimate and labor shortages threaten prices, noting a $1.10 per hundred pounds drop as contracts shift away from government guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Secretary of Agriculture
J. E. Bowen
Burley
Idaho
Bowen
Crash injuries and property damage from Garfield collisions
Police report three traffic incidents in the Garfield area and beyond. James Higgins, driving north on Garfield, struck Birdie Glindeman’s parked sedan, causing 48 feet of skid and damage to both cars, with Higgins dazed and bruised. A separate collision on Main and Bridger involved John M. Bloxham’s truck. Walter Henry’s sedan sustained rear damage after braking failure. Earlier, Mary Pattis on Center street collided with George Green’s car door as he opened it.
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James Higgins
North
Garfield
Birdie H. Glindeman
North Garfield
Glindeman
Forrest Howard
Higgins
Main and Bridger
John M. Bloxham
West Bridger
Walter H. Henry
South Hayes
Henry
Mary Pattis
George N. Green
East Lewis
Ward Montgomery Ward Bike Parade Saturday
Boys and girls are invited to enter Montgomery Ward s big Bike Parade on Saturday June 26. Register at Montgomery Ward and decorate bikes or wear funny costumes to ride down Main Street. Judges will award prizes for best costume and best decorated bike. Sign up today and get a free colorful wheel insert. Everyone from miles around will join the parade.
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Montgomery Wards
Montgomery Ward
Main Street
New Typesetter Speeds Papers in Newark
Newark engineer Joseph Spielvogel announces a patented tape based typesetter that auto stretches lines to even margins. The electrically operated unit uses stretchable creped tape and adhesive rolls to produce varied line lengths and allows quick tape replacement for errors.
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Newark
N. J
Vogel
Holcombe Funeral Service Monday In Elks Temple
Alden Holcombe 43 of 941 East Center, office and credit manager for Idaho Portland Cement Co., died Friday after a short illness. Services at 2 p.m. Monday in the Elks temple with BPOE 674 in charge. Rev. A. E. Asbee to assist. Body to be interred in Wa ter town New York. Friends may call at the Dow n ard mortuary until noon Monday. Out of town relatives include Mrs. Holcombe mother, Mrs. H. D. Ellis, and Richard Ellis of Rosalia Washington, and Mrs. John Morgan of Winnipeg Canada.
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Alden Holcombe
East Center
Idaho Portland Cement Co
Elks Temple
Bpoe Lodge
A. E. Asbee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Watertown
N. Y
Downard Mortuary
Ellis Temple
Empire Air Lines Announces Vacation Contest Prizes
Empire Air Lines unveiled a vacation contest offering twenty prizes, including five all expense paid trips for two. The top prize is a twelve day air sea Alaska trip via Seattle and Inside Passage aboard the S S George Washington with Alaska Transportation Company.
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Empire Air Lines
Alaska
Seattle
Alaska Transportation Company
S. S. George Washington
Toyon Bay Lodge
Santa Catalina Island
Empire and Western Air Lines
Shore Lodge
Sawtooth Lodge
Moose Creek Lodge
Idaho Mountain
Funeral Rites Held for Richard Roehr Later
Funeral services were conducted for Richard Roehr Later seven years old at Downard chapel with Rev A F Beasley officiating. Pallbearers named Lee Jones Gail Tolman Lynn Nicholson Net Parkins. Interment followed in Mountainview cemetery with Elder Austin A Jones dedicating the grave.
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Richard Roehr
Kay P
Ravine Drive
Spokane
Downard Chapel
A. FE. Beasley
The
Baptist Church
Lee Jones
Gail Tolman
Lynn Nicholson
Net Parkins
Flowers
Agnes Sharp
Norene Halford
Sherre Halford
Helen Johnson
Diane Criswell
Janet Staley
Martha Lou Kynaston
Patsy Ann Bentley
Judy Sonea
Dorothy Henderson
Cherri Merrill
Mountainview Cemetery
Austin A. Jones
Ninth Ward
Bert A Reece Dead While At Work In Pingree
Bert A. Reece aged 63 longtime Pingree resident and carpenter died suddenly at a job site while setting a chimney flue after complaining of chest pain. Born in Kansas and raised in Oklahoma he lived in Pawhuska before moving to Idaho and married Mary Alice Brown in 1932.
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Pingree
Bert A. Reece
Elmer Watt
Reece
Mr. Reece
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pawhusks
Idaho
Mary Alice Brown
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Reece announced
Mrs. Reece who had made her home in the Pingree area died July 13, 1944. Surviving are a brother William Reece of Arkansas City Kans a sister Mrs Clyde MeeWhirt Wynona Okla three stepchildren Albert Brown Rockford Reed Brown Pingree and Mrs Mary Bair Heyburn. Funeral services are pending word from relatives but will probably be held 2 pm Monday from the Pingree church. Burial will be in the Riverside-Thomas cemetery. Friends may call at the Sandberg funeral home until service time.
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Pingree
Reece
William Reece
Arkansas City
Kans
Clyde MeeWhirt
Wynona
Okla
Albert Brown
Rockford
Reed Brown
Mary Bair
Heyburn
Riverside-Thomas
Sandberg Funeral Home
Funeral service for Combe 43 held at Elks Temple
Combe 43 of 941 EF Center died Friday. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Elks Temple with B P O Elks No 674 in charge. Rev A E Albee of Trinity Episcopal church assists. Body sent to Water Town NY for family plot interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Holcombe
the Elks Temple
B. P.O
A. E. Albee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Watertown
N. Y
Municipal Band To Give Third Concert on Sunday
The Pocatello municipal band presents its third of 12 Sunday concerts at 6:30 pm in Ross Park under director Guy Gates. The program includes Emblem of Freedom, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, L Estudiantina, U S Field Artillery March, and Dancing Tambourines.
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Pocatello Municipal Band
Ross Park
Guy Gates
Emblem of Freedom
Wevng
Vienna
von Suppe
Waldteufel
U.S. Field Artillery
Sousa
Concert Program Highlights and Composers
A concert program lists pieces by Polla Dances numbers 5 and 6 Brahms King Cotton March Sousa Maytime Selections Rome berg Nola Amdt and San Francisco Exposition March Talbot.
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Polla
Brahms
King Cotton
Sousa
Romeberg
Nola
Amdt
San Francisco Exposition
Talbot
Poliomyelitis Reported in Spokane Two Mild Cases
The city health officer announced two cases of poliomyelitis in Spokane the first since January. Both cases were described as minor in a written report.
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Spokane
Sunday Afternoon Radio Schedule Highlights
The lineup runs from noon to midnight with Air Force Hour and Bill Cunningham at noon 12:45 Veteran Wants to Know Charlie's House Juvenile Jury House of Mystery True Detective Mysteries Under Arrest What Makes You Tick Those Websters Nick Carter Sherlock Holmes Behind the Front Page Alexander's Meditation Board Local News Twin Views of the News Meet Me at Parky's It's a Living Voices of Strings Clary's Gazette Old Fashioned Revival Hour The Three Suns Goodnight Monday Morning Schedules Musical Pevelli Intermountain Farm Journal Editor's Diary Checkerboard Jamboree Intermountain News Road and Weather Conditions Melody Ranch Breakfast News Moments of Devotion Passing Parade Tell Your Neighbor Republican Convention Heart's Desire Novelty Dance Music Midmorning Serenade Convention Coverage Cedric Foster News Harold Turner Marine Band Little Show
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Air Force Hour
Bill Cunningham
Nick Carter
Alexander
KEYY
Parky’s
Clary
Henry King Orch
Mutual
Goodnight
Lntermountain Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
Harold Turner
Marine Band
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Union Vacation School
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Presbyterian Church
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Lois Beck
Theresa Dillon
Barry Brokate
Janice Chalmers
Eleine Neilson
Ey Bloomfield
Martin Weiner
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Joseph Spielvogel
Joseph S. Vogel and Company
Holcombe
Island
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North Wales
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North Main
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