Gooding College Day at Local Methodist Church
Gooding College Day is scheduled for next Sunday at the local Methodist church. A troupe from the young Methodist school will present a program of musical numbers and talks beginning at 1 o'clock, including solos, readings, a college talk, and the college song Alma Mater, with an offering for Gooding College. The troupe members include Buna McGrew, Dorothy Sims, Salome Robinson, Albert Scott, and Chester L. Buckner of Gooding Idaho, among others.
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Methodist Church
Young Methodist School
Grace
Stebbins
Albert Scott
Jesus
Lover of
Crosby
Dorothy Sims
Parker Buna McGrew
Beethoven
Salome Robinson
Idaho Plan Enforces Motor License Fees Across State
G W Jordan deputy state commissioner says Idaho will extend license fee enforcement with county sheriffs and police cooperation. Cars with unpaid 1924 licenses or misassessed fees will get yellow tags and face county adjustments. Noncompliance could lead to arrests. tags target light delivery trucks and misclassified touring cars needing higher fees.
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Idaho
G. W. Jordan
Bureau of Law Enforcement
Prohibition on Shellac Glaze in Candy Under State Order
Commissioner David Burrell of the Department of Public Welfare issued a order banning confectioners glaze products such as confectioners' alcoholic glaze candy shine and chocolate shine used to coat candy or other foods. A chemical analysis found the products contain alcohol and shellac and benzoin tincture, deemed detrimental to health. Sale or use of glazed candy will violate the state pure food law.
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David Burrell
Department of Public Welfare
Packing Idaho Wonder beans in cartons
Idaho Wonder beans are ready for widespread package sales. A. R. Anderson, Twin Falls theater man, credits Frank Brogan of Marshalltown Indiana with starting the idea through the Western Grocery company. A sales circular urges agents to place a case of beans in every store in their territory and promotes a new package approach featuring Wonder Beans.
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Idaho
Iowa
A. R. Anderson
Twin Falls
Frank Brogan
Marshalltown
Hag
Western Grocery Company
Appeal to State Supreme Court Over Reservoir District Case
Appeal to the state supreme court challenges Judge W A Babcock's district court ruling on benefits and costs in the American Falls reservoir project. Jerome Thrall and the directors along with reservoir counsel support the appeal, aiming to bolster the district's bond issuance value and address key questions about district organization and later director actions.
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State Supreme Court
W. A. Babcock
Twi Palig
American Falls
Te American Falls
J. B. Thrall
Jerome
District adopts position on delinquent assessments across Idaho county canals
The board states that the district as a whole bears liability for delinquent assessments against any subdivision. The district governs five canal systems spanning seven southern Idaho counties.
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Idaho
Independent Publishing forms a weekly newspaper firm
Articles of Incorporation filed for Independent Publishing Company Twin Palle to publish a weekly paper. Capital stock set at 25,000 dollars with 1,000 common and 4,000 preferred shares at six dollars each. Subscriptions listed by incorporators Hd Kingsbury CH Hempleman and Frank L Cogewetl.
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Twin Palle
County Recorder
Homer
Jackson Lake Storage figures at Burley Idaho outlet
Moran reports at Jackson Lake reservoir outlet show storage levels on Jan 12 1924 at 894260 acre feet compared with 327990 a year earlier. For the week ending Jan 12 1924 precipitation totaled 0.30 inches versus 0.35 a year prior. From Sept 1 1923 to Jan 32 1924 the period totaled 7.65 inches, with year to date figures compared to the previous year.
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Burley
Idaho
Moran
Jackson Lake
Morai
Convicts Grant Unconditional Pardon for Cooperation
George Davis, serving a forgery sentence from Twin Falls county, received an unconditional pardon after aiding prison officials in maintaining order. He turned over three hacksaws and provided information that helped uncover a planned escape by other inmates. Davis arrived November 19, 1919, from Twin Falls county, with a term of one to fourteen years.
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State Board of Pardons
George Davis
Davie
Twin Falls County
Davis
Pardon Board
Great Helps Lawyers Are Immoral Witness On the Stand
A Marion Dally Star reader letter argues that lawyers are immoral. The writer claims witnesses who offer truthfulness face frequent objections from lawyers, reflecting ongoing courtroom tension and frustration with legal practice.
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Simost
Marion Dally
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State Commissioner of Public Welfare
NEW Methodist School
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Supreme Court
Ford Truck
Ford Motor Company
Eehery Pm
Ford
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G. C. Dean
I Piaas
Kentucky Burney Tobacco
American Tobacco Co
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