Grasshoppers Return. County Urges Immediate Poisoning
Grasshoppers have reappeared in Idaho County, though not in the peak numbers of two years ago. County Agent Ralph M. Pavey reports larger areas hatched and warns farmers to promptly poison young hoppers to limit damage. The Idaho County Farm Bureau reiterates using a poison mix of bran or sawdust, white arsenic, Acetate, lemons, molasses, and water, with substitutes to cut costs. Local cases include hoppers on Chas Bourland and Bill Spencer ranches. poison distribution will be available at Grangeville offices.
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Idaho County
Frank Wimner
the Chronicle
Ralph M. Pavey
Chas. Bourland
Grangeville
Bill Spencer
Fenn
Idaho County Farm Bureau
Sheriff's
Camas County
Idaho
Montana State College
Farm Bureau
Village Bond Election Registration Notice and Birth Announcement
NOTICE TO ELECTORS. To vote at the Village Bond Election on July 5 you must be registered. M. M. BELKNAP Village Clerk. A baby girl arrived at the Frank Armen home Tuesday June 7. Dr Orr reports both mother and baby are doing well.
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M. M. Belknap
Frank Armen
Cottonwood Highway Work Moves Ahead With Rock Crusher
William Kahoff leads a crew preparing to crush and place rock for macadamizing the Cottonwood Highway out by the slaughter house. A rebuilt crusher, larger rock bin, new tools, and a potential double eight hour shift are planned. Wages shift from last year’s daily rate to hourly pay with 48 cents for common labor and 45 cents for drillers. Farmers Union Warehouse Co plans a 15 ton auto truck scale and Globe dump, to be installed by July 1, with farmers urged to deliver bulk grain by then to avoid weighing delays.
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William Kahoff
Cottonwood
Slaughter House
Cottonwood Highway
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
Greve
Walter Reid Becomes Cottonwood Resident From Filer
Walter Reid formerly in the barber trade in this city arrived Friday from Filer Idaho and plans to drive his car to his new southern Idaho home. He spent weekend in Cottonwood visiting old friends and left Monday for Lewiston Walla Walla and Pendleton. He and his family are pleased with their new location and expect the trip to take about four days.
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Walter Reid
Filer
Idaho
Mr. Reid
Cottonwood
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Idaho County Wheat Growers Elect Two Directors
The Idaho County Wheat Growers Association will secretly ballot two directors from its members this Saturday. Votes by mail are counted by election judge C. H. Greve at the Farmers Union Warehouse. Members may vote in person or by mail until 5 pm Saturday, June 11.
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Idaho County Wheat Growers Association
C. H. Greve
Farmers Union Warehouse
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Idaho County
Lewis County
Nez Perce
Wheat Growers Association
Association
Cottonwood
Public school grounds praised for care by custodian J N Bledsoe
Cot tonwood residents and visitors commend the condition of the public school grounds and trees. J N Bledsoe, custodian of the school house and grounds, is credited with maintaining a neat lawn and well kept trees, drawing favorable remark from outsiders. The piece notes that town appearance reflects on local reputation and advertising value.
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Cottonwood
J. N. Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Five Carloads of Livestock Shipped by Farmers Union
Five carloads of livestock were shipped from Cottonwood Tuesday morning by the Farmers Union Warehouse company. The shipment included three carloads of hogs and two of cows. Hog prices paid at $4.50 per hundredweight and steers at $5.25.
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Cottonwood
Farmers Union Warehouse Company
Idaho Eighth Grade Graduates Named in County List
Leonard Case announces two lists of Idaho County pupils who passed eighth grade exams and are ready for high school. The names include Mary Funke Raymond Nims Vivienne McKinley George Mitchell Helena Hamlin and many others across local families and communities in the county.
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Leonard Case
Idaho County
Mary Funke
Raymond Nims
Vivienne McKinley
George Mitchell
Helena Hamlin
Nims
Thomas Shinnick
Clarence Peterson
Burdette Randall
Edgar Johnson
Ralph Parrish
John Doornbos
Maxine Arnold
Diena Terpstra
Jessie Yates
Mildred Knorr
Gerald Smith
Winnie Morgan
Alfred Funke
Suc Stewart
Blanche Stewart
Edward Folden
Kathrine Oliver
Hazel Luehrs
Mark Oliver
Andrew Oliver
Bertha Limscher
Beatrice Romain
Frank Bosse
Louise Sprute
Clarence Luehtfeld
Clydeeia Gentry
Alma Vaskuhler
Joseph Sattler
Agatha Sonnen
Ralph Nuxoll
Madalena Willenberg
Teresa Nuxoll
Clarence Johnson
Sherman Emery
Geo. Finney
Grace Emery
Lowell Mason
Ernest Knutson
Ayliffe Stonebraker
Charles Zinn
Herman Lauer
Ethel Sink
Opal Mitchell
Jessie McMahon
Alta Mattson
Pearl Pixley
Emma Larson
Deloma Agee
Grace Brown
Louis Dodge
Ruth Abercrombie
Ewing Abercrombie
Guy Smurthwaite
Harold Smith
Josephine Crooks
Kathryn Rentz
Erna Foskett
James
Local Names List Appears in OCR Snippet
A fragmentary OCR dump shows a long sequence of personal names. Names include Martin Johnson William Miller Eina Ranta Elsie Breeze Beryl Mosher Sylvia Teats Ethel Dinwiddie Emma Solberg Velda Wilson Trene Little Clarence Patter Mary Stuart Wallace Mein Mable Thompson Roy Burkenbine Ugene Ulery Odesan Patterson Lottie Steen Percy Howard Archie Twilegar Beulah Evans Vance Eller.
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Martin Johnson
William Miller
Eina Ranta
Elsie Breeze
Beryl Mosher
Sylvia Teats
Ethel Dinwiddie
Emma Solberg
Velda Wilson
Trene Little
Clarence Patterson
Mary Stuart
Wallace Meinen
Mable Thompson
Roy, Burkenbine
Ugene Ulery
Odesan Patterson
Lottie Steen
Percy Howard
Archie Twilegar
Beulah Evans
Vance Eller
Pleasant Pink Rose Afternoon At Matthiesen Home
Mrs Helmuth Matthiesen and Mrs Homar Brutzman hosted a pink rose party with contests for rose name guessing won by Mrs Bart Simon and a tree contest won by Mrs Frank Simon. Tea and lunch followed in a room decorated with pink roses and ferns, with guests listed including Messrs Fred Simon John Bear J W Baker O D Hamlin J D Shinnick M M Belknap Bart Simon L C Me Mahan A J Barth C H Grove N A Litherland T C Keith Geo Medved Will Simon Riley Rice J F Jenny John Hoene M A Pierce Mary Pierce E Matthhiesen Rinehart Oxeau Wm Frick Howard Mc Kinley R H Kendall H C Netzel R A Nims Lloyd Turner Henry Rehder Frank Albers and Misses Helen Eckert Helen Rehder and Minne Lange.
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Helmuth C. Matthiesen
Homar L. Brutzman
Matthiesen
Bart Simon
Frank Simon
Fred Simon
John Bear
J. W. Baker
O. D. Hamlin
J. D. Shinnick
M. M. Belknap
Bart
H. C. Netzel
R. A. Nims
Lloyd Turner
Henry Rehder
Frank Albers
Helen Eckert
Helen Rehder
Minne Lange
Sprute and Gassner Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Andrew Sprute married Miss Angeli ka Gassner at the Catholic church in this city Monday morning officiated by Rev Father Willibrord. They will reside on the Sprute ranch near Cottonwood. Miss Gassner recently arrived from Switzerland. A free wedding dance at Reuterville Monday evening drew a large crowd. The Chronicle extends best wishes.
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Andrew Sprute
Angelika Gassner
Father Willibrord
Sprute
Cottonwood
Miss Gassner
Switzerland
Reuterville
The
Chronicle
Annual Meeting of Farmers Union Warehouse Directors
Stockholders of the Farmers Union Warehouse will meet in Cottonwood at the I O O F hall on a Saturday afternoon to elect five directors whose terms expire. Two current directors are holdovers. The meeting will also select a manager for the coming year and handle additional business.
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Farmers Union Warehouse
Cottonwood
I. 0
Bridges Contract Awarded in Cottonwood District
The Cottonwood Highway Commissioners J F Jenny Aug Schroeder and Ed Jessup awarded three concrete bridge projects to William Ruhoff for 1900. His bid was 350 below the next lowest bid with two other bidders submitting offers. Construction will start next week on the Twin House Arnzen and Eckert bridges.
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Cottonwood Highway
Dance Big Success in Greencreek For Ball Team
A Tuesday evening dance in Greencreek raised funds for the local ball team. The event drew the largest crowd in days and surpassed financial expectations. The ball team managers and players thank all who assisted in making the affair successful.
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Greencreek
State News Briefs From Idaho area incidents this week
Firearms delivery to Sandpoint post office aims to curb mail robberies. Orofino bee losses shock local beekeepers with high hive fatalities. Kellogg mining interest grows amid lead and silver price boosts for paving projects. Two suspects steal a Spirit Lake man’s car and rob a bank in Priest River, netting 1600. C. J. Brosnan named assistant history professor at University of Idaho. Craigmont schoolhouse burns. insurance insufficient. Moscow cherry crop declines from a late frost and misset bloom. Dr. Crocker’s Maxwell car burned in Sawyers Canyon. fishing trip gear damaged.
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Sandpoint
Hays
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
George B. McGinty
Commission
Henderson
Cal
Spirit Lake
Priest River
Citizens State Bank
Nezperce Herald
Kamiah
Lewis County
Vollmer
Craigmont
Moscow
Village Bond Election Opens July Sixth Vote
Register and vote at the village bond election on July sixth. The last half of the 1920 taxes are now due and payable. attend to it before it is too late.
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Wimner
Blackburn-Wardrobe
Frank R. Blackburn
Ross
Christian Church
Art Thoelke
Miss Wardrobe
Sandpoint Review
Wardrobe
Genesee Country
W. W. Blackburn
South
Henry T. Rainey
Minois
Sprute-Gassner
C. J. Brosnan
Gem State
University of Idaho
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