Idaho Solons Take Recess Amid Legislative Strife
Idaho lawmakers returned to routine sessions after a death in the senate and continued a brisk agenda. The house debated merger of committees on appropriations while introducing measures on land, prisons, and public lands. A funeral for late Senator D W Van Hoesen drew state officials and citizens to Boise, as memorial services were held in the rotunda before burial in Cortland New York.
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Vanim
Adenos Cuney
Owyher
Ralph Park
James Stewart
van Horsen
Senate
Lillian Pettit
Tie
Idaho
Ate Senet C. W. van Hoesen
Adame County
Senate Chamber
Anonner
Frank Harris
Solon
Sonate Chamber
Bate
Jost le Price
Brad Sheppard
Boise
Harry Mills
Jee Fry
A. B Bates
Marty Soulen
Mess
L. A. Blank
Weiser
Cortland
N.Y
van Hoesen
Durlal
Adams County
House
D. W. van Hoesun
Gey
Moore
David G. Kames
Franklin
Solum Bt. Clark
Custer
Gov. Mente
J. B. Betwell
Wurthe
Canyon County
D. W. van Hoesen
Senate Bills on Probation Officers and County Bonds
Senate bills discuss probation officer appointments by probate judges with county board approval, minimum officers for towns with 3000 school population, and one per additional 2500 students. Also proposed are highway district cost sharing, bonding for labor liens against farms, sheriff writ handling, and repeal of teachers institutes article.
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Ments
Senate
House
State Board of Land Commissioners
Sutcliffe
Cowles
Rehberg
House of Representatives
Keeton
Katerndahl
Romain
SR. Nashy Surliffe and Cowles
S&s BR
Means
Judiciary Committee
Unreasonable twins Albert and Alfred clash over temper
Brothers Albert and Alfred, twin siblings, often quarrelled over temperamental preferences. Albert aggravated Alfred at times and Alfred refused to play when upset. Asked why, Alfred said the opposite approach fuels his temper, noting that constant pleasantness would make the world happier.
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Albert
Alfred
Sugar beets urged for diversified farming in district
James Scilley, district manager of Amalgamated Sugar Company, says diversified farming including sugar beets, beans, and potatoes is safer for farmers than concentrating on a single crop. He warns that failure to grow beets may force dumping sites to move, noting 1920 21 was a disappointing season for beet crops due to conditions.
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James Scilley
Amalgamated ‘Sugar Company
Man Killed When Dog Runs Out On Highway
D. B. Rakin a farmer and ex postmaster of Tuttle near Wendell was killed in a Wednesday morning crash near Gooding when a dog ran into the road. The car flipped end over end. Rakin died a few hours later in a Gooding hospital. A companion survived without injury.
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D. B. Rakin
Tuttle
Sear Wendell
Gooding
Mr. Eakin
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