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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
9
A playful salad mold recipe using tomato aspic in a coffee can to resemble a drum. It includes gelatin, tomato juice and sauce, herbs, and spices, plus cream cheese decorations and celery sticks as drum sticks. Ends with a mock champagne drink suggestion.
Idaho faces a mid-summer lull with about 1500 farm workers unemployed in south central and eastern regions. Job listings fell 557 to 1078 last week, agriculture led the decline while other sectors showed small drops. Farm labor demand was 471 jobs on June 25, with some workers likely moving to other states.
Workmen repaint the exterior of the historic Pocatello House at Center and Second. One of the city’s oldest structures, the hotel was rebuilt after the original burned and the present building dates to about 1892. It is run by Ralph Rossiter, a Union Pacific pipefitter, with sons Ralph Jr., George, and Bud employed in related trades.
Kiwanis members in Pocatello finalize plans for the annual picnic at Ross Park on Sunday July 17. District Judge Isaac McDougall will speak next Tuesday. Gilbert Miller of Westvaco spoke on company operations and development. Idaho Falls Kiwanis will visit soon for golf dinner and dancing. Bing Hong celebrated naturalization.
The Kiwanis Bulletin this week notes Hong’s long practice of true Americanism and his official citizen status. It ends with a closing thought about a test for intoxication and the idea of sounding sophisticated yet unable to express it.
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