Court Upholds Farm Loan Act In Federal Ruling
Washington February 28 The supreme court upheld the farm loan act declaring federal land banks legal and bonds exempt from state taxes The decision pins authority on Congress to create fiscal agents and issue farm loan bonds to finance loans valued in the hundreds of millions The case involved a stockholder from Kansas City and criticism of the banks’ use of funds. A separate Idaho report details a destitute case of neglect near Grangeville prompting sheriff action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
C. £. Lobdell
Joan
Congress
Farm Loan Board
C. W. Smith
Kansas City Tithe & Trust Company
Marshall
McReynolds
Homes
Missouri
Justice Day
Winona Girl Is Second In War Savings Essay
Miss Ethel Redfield state superintendent announces the essay contest on Why I Should Save and Buy War Savings Stamps concluded January 15. Jerl E. Weber of Goldberg Custer county won three stamps, Lucinda Matthews of Winona Idaho county placed second, Flor enc Nielsen of Cache Teton county took third. The state director congratulates all participants and thanks teachers who encouraged essays.
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Ethel Redfield
Jerl E. Weber
Goldberg
Custer County
Lucinda Matthews
Winona
Idaho
Florenc Nielson
Cache
Teton County
Shorthorn Sale Set for May 7 1921 Idaho breeders plan annual sale
The Idaho County Shorthorn Breeders Association set May 7 1921 as the first annual Shorthorn sale to dispose of surplus stock. Buyers will view many animals side by side to compare breeding and confirm selections. The sale aims to help ranchers find suitable bulls and breeding stock. President Warren G. Harding assumes office today at 55, as the nation’s 29th president, marking a notable birth day accomplishment in Ohio. Members may enter two males per female into the sale, with catalog entries due by March 20, and nonmembers may join to participate. Ralph M. Pavey of Grangeville is handling inquiries.
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Mra
Bullard
Doumecq Plains
Grangeville
Idaho County
House of Representatives
Roy L Black
Karl Plaine
Boise
Idaho County Shorthorn Breeders Association
Warren G. Harding
United States
U.S
Harding
Ohio
Virginia
Illinois
Ralph M. Pavey Grangeville
Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Pee
Ee County
Ars
Montana Idaho
Lookout
Mullan
Montana
Ral County
W. W. Hammel
Jan Hammell
Col. Hammell
Nezperce
San Cal
Layeere Eoon
Jexperce
District Court
Lewiston
Miles Carmon
Lafe Boone
D. W. Davis
Mr. Cannon
G. W. Follett Sr
Latah County
John A. Platt
Will T. Platt
Snake River
Platt Brothers
State Highway Commission
Lewis and Clark Highway
Arrow
Spalding
Lord Construction Company
Houser Construction Company
Coeur d'Alene
Walter Borley
Children’s Home Society
Executive Committee
The
American Legion Poat
Diamond
Spokane
Washington
Two thirds of crop sold in Lewiston Idaho area
Two thirds of last year’s harvest in Lewiston Idaho and adjoining Palouse country has been sold. Many farmers await higher prices next month. Highest average price reported by Lapwai growers at over $2. Kooskia Genesee averaged $1.93, Grangeville Kamiah $1.81, Cottonwood $1.79, Fenn $1.78, Culdesac $1.76.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Palouse
Lapwai
Kooskia
Genesee
Grangeville
Kamiah
Fenn
Culdesac
Coram III Pioneer of Idaho County in California
John Coram, a well known pioneer of Idaho county, is spending the winter in California with his [family] and is described as a resident of Grangeville in the county.
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John Coram
Idaho County
California
Cone
Grangeville
Road Bill Postponed In Idaho Road Funds Push
A bill appropriating 25000 state dollars for the Grave Creek road in the Fenn Joseph and Reaterville highway districts Idaho county was killed by the state senate finance committee by indefinite postponement last Thursday. Word from Boise says there may be other means to obtain an appropriation for this road.
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Grave Creek
Fenn, Joseph
Reaterville
Idaho County
Finance Committee
State Senate
Ee Ee
Boise
Mrs Greve Hosts Needlework Afternoon With Guests
Mrs C H Greve was hostess Thursday afternoon at her home where a number of ladies gathered for a pleasant needlework session followed by delicious refreshments.
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C. H. Greve
Leani Net
ORGANIZE AUXILIARY FOR AMERICAN LEGION AT COTTONWOOD
About nineteen Legion members and relatives formed an auxiliary chapter in Cottonwood. Officers elected were Mrs Frank Albers president Mrs Jens Robertson vice president and Mrs Lloyd Turner secretary treasurer. A second April meeting will set plans for a combined Legion auxiliary social group with monthly gatherings and no mandatory dues. A note calls all eligible ex service members to attend April 18 at the lodge rooms. Separately a creamery stockholders meeting is set for March 12 at the K C hall to discuss restarting the plant after two hard dairy years and lease issues.
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American Legion
Sisters of Service
Legion Room
Cottonwood
Frank Albers
Jens Robertson
Lloyd Turner
Legion
Auxiliary
Marriage Solenmized at George Terhaar Farm Near Greencreek
News from fifteen years ago notes a marriage of Miss Kate Bauer from Germany to Geo Schwartz at the George Terhaar farm south of Greencreek with Rev Campbell officiating. Deputies Blackburn and Pearson searched Grangeville for robbers who failed to trace the Greencreek store hold up Monday. Fred Lange works on a brick foundation for John Fuwkes house. M F Fuchs travels to Grangeville related to the extension project on the cooperative telephone line from this place county seat.
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Clem Frei
Kate Bauer
Germany
Geo. Schwartz
George Terhaar
Greencreek
Campbell
Blackburn and
Pearson
Grangeville
Fred Lange
John Fuwkes
M. F. Fuchs
Cottonwood Creamery stockholders meet to vote on bylaws
Stockholders of the Cottonwood Creamery Co. are called to a March 12 meeting at 1:30 at the K C hall to consider changing bylaws and making an assessment on the cay stock to pay outstanding obligations. OHN HOENE, President. W B HUSSMAN, Sec.
Oldest house claim sparks Bonners Ferry history talk
Bonners Ferry Idaho touts itself as home to the oldest house in the state amid a roundup of regional news. The report notes local officials discuss new wagon road links, county matters, and the appeal of Idaho’s historic sites alongside routine court calendars and state agency actions.
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Farm Loan Act
Arnold
Ferdinand
Craigmont
Clarkston
Winona Girl
New
Pavey
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