Idaho Solons End Busy 61 Day Session With 238 Bills Passed
The Seventeenth Idaho legislature completed a sixty one day session approving 238 bills nine joint memorials two joint resolutions and two concurrent resolutions. A summary lists key measures across agriculture including lease preferences on state land crop liens farm loan costs dairy product rules butterfat labeling homogenized milk and trail layout for livestock by county commissioners.
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Agriculture
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Coffin
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Katerndahl
Gillis
Bottolfsen
Sonner
Idaho Senate Bills Mirror 1920s Education and Highway Reforms
A scrubbed survey of proposed Senate and House bills covering education reforms from teacher institutes to district term lengths, dormitory funding, and board eligibility. Notable items include Lewiston district boundary adjustments, treasurer duties by county, and allowing school trustees to decide term length. Highway measures propose equitable east of highways division and neutral route surveying.
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Ieustera Nied Gobir
Rehberg
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Cowles
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Lewiston Normals
Idaho Tees
Stanger and
Severson
Ceatar
Hott
Raymond—Renee
Idaho
State Board of Education
McCombe
Preston
Mel Sutcliffe
Greer
Kamish
Chai 6
Ding
Easton
Reed
Ameo
Legislations pass by Idaho Senate and House on bills and rules
A sweeping list of Senate and House bills covers irrigation finance and limits, licensing changes, highway funds, education, and public utilities. Notable items include motor vehicle and license updates, irrigation district debt and safety funding, inspector and registration reforms, and various amendments to state statutes and regulatory powers. The dense bill slate signals broad governance adjustments across multiple agencies and districts.
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Katerndah, Gillis and
Bottolfsen
Gillis
Lecers
State Senate bills address local reforms and finance shifts
Senate measures proposed repeal of multiple chapters in state statutes, fund transfers to local chambers and commerce and commercial clubs, and adjustments to penalties, tax delinquencies, and land commissioner time extensions. Several bills reference amended statutes from 1921 session laws and aim to refine governance on tuberculosis hospital communes and related state duties.
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Tate Affairs
Senate
Thomas
Teva Hens
Board of Land Commisioners
Snakes Can Survive Long Periods Without Food
Snakes have been observed to endure extended periods without feeding, with some species living over a year between meals. The phenomenon highlights resilient metabolic adaptations and fasting tolerance in serpents.
Elmwood Notes March 20 Updates and Social Rounds
Denzil Davis had his tonsils removed on Thursday. Alan Dingle hosted a Wednesday evening dance at the Lincoln home. Many locals attended and prizes at 500 went to George Lincoln and Mrs Will Lincoln. The Ritchies and Mrs Snelson linked to care for relatives. Davis moved west of Filer to work on a ranch. A high school program Friday evening attracted attendees. Ray Lincoln departed Thursday for Pocatello for a visit with Bea and Mrs Glea Carew.
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Alan Dingle
Will Lincoln
Arthur Englund En Fines
George Lincoln
Frank Ritchie
L. P. Snelson
Snelson
Robert Yot
W. A. Claudin
Deast
Davis
Filer
M Ranch
A. Krohe
Ray Lincoln
Pocatello Glee Clubs Score Musical Success
The combined glee clubs of the Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello gave a Thursday evening concert that drew a large audience and earned much praise. The local high school student body organized the show and shared in the box office receipts.
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Pocatello Glee Clubs
Idaho Technical Institute of Pocatello
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