State pays and refunds travel for University students
A Moscow Idaho writer urges state support to fund round trips for University of Idaho students to attend out of state campuses. The letter argues central access, cheaper travel, and equal educational opportunities for all regions, comparing to Montana practice and calling for a statewide plan financed by the state.
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Moscow
Idaho
Baller
Filer
Mate
Mate University
State of
Montana
Fave
Arteama
Manuel
Fragmented OCR yields unclear local item
The readable text lists scattered phrases and names with inconsistent spelling, offering no clear event, date, or location. It resembles a damaged OCR excerpt from a local page with misread terms and stray numbers, insufficient to define a concrete news item or notice.
Poplar Hill School Announces Shorter Week Schedule
Poplar Hill school will serve meals three days and host sound events two days each week during December January February March. Shepley Hill boasts of a school year first in its history with upus enrolled in term as two rooms remain in use.
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Poplar Hill
Dave
Shepley Hill
Upus
Boy from Welser wins trip to International Show
William Stuart, a fourteen year old from Welser Idaho, earned a free trip to the International Live Stock Show after his Poland China pig won top overall club prize at the state fair. His win, among thirty boys nationwide, highlights youth involvement in breeding and agricultural work backed by Cedarot government support and college advisors.
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Wilton Stuart
Dan
Welger
Idatio
Bhunels
Poland
Bolac
China Sons
Idahro
Wiliam Stuart
Aviman
William
Liternational
Control of Garden Insects and Use of Lead Arsenate
Garden pests can be controlled by spraying with arsenate of lead for potato beetles and by using arsenate of lead mixed with soap. Dusting cucumber and melon beetles with lead arsenate powder is advised, and products like Black Leaf 40 are common with instructions. Prompt action matters as insects and diseases appear. spraying and other methods are employed yearly for plant protection.
Protect Woods From Line Quake Threats
A fragmented warning urges caution against tree and brush fires. It warns that a single lit match can trigger massive forest destruction. It urges taking preventive steps and seeking help if needed for forest protection.
OATS NEED MORE ATTENTION IN CROP ACREAGE
The article notes oats have received less focus than corn and wheat in acreage and value. It laments frequent unsatisfactory yields and unprofitable production, urging improved emphasis by agricultural authorities.
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United States
Keep Up Warfare on Weeds in City Gardens
A Chicago Daily News style notice urges ongoing weed control in vacant lots and yards. It explains that weeds must be cut, dried, and burned to prevent seeding, lists common weeds like bindweed, horseweed, wild carrot, and burdock, and notes biennial habits make root removal essential for eradication. It emphasizes pulling by roots or hoeing, and describes the burdock root as especially persistent, advising removal of the crown just below soil surface.
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Chicago Daily News
Treating Wounds of Trees in City Parks
The Washington park board issues guidance on treating tree wounds after removal of large limbs or injuries. Disinfect wounds promptly, seal with waterproof cover, and apply creosote or coal tar to prevent moisture and wood-boring pests. A mixed creosote and coal tar solution is suggested, with surface cracks recanted if needed. Grafting wax may be used for small wounds as an alternative.
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Washington Park Board Commissioners
Home Ownership as Civic Duty Highlighted by Thrift Magazine
The piece proclaims that owning a home makes a person a better citizen, praising independence, responsibility, and long term security for family. It argues homeowners gain pride and protection, with ownership offering lasting support and a stable future.
Count the Trees Census by American Forestry Association
Civic leaders announce a nationwide tree census to map forest extent including varieties. Dancers will register new trees with the American Forestry Association as children and scouts complete recent census work.
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Towne
Cithen
American Forestry Association
Community Spirit Rouses Town After Cleanup
Children of Coke Otto and Obia played a game under Red Cross auspices. The event cleared an eyesore, revived community pride, and sparked youth-led efforts toward better things for the town.
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Coke Otto
Ty Obia
Red Cross
National Laundry Industry Report Highlights Growth and Trends
A Herald report cites the National Laundry Association noting 7000 laundry owners in the United States, with substantial employment efficiency due to modern equipment. The piece also mentions Idaho cooperative activity and upcoming court actions involving a sugar company, plus local notices on obituaries and sales listings.
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Huhpie
United States
Tabi Paverages
Sugar Company
Stp
Idaho Co-operative
Meet Furer Company Et al
Hale Payette Luster Company
For Sale High Grade Plano At Sacrifice Price
Auction note offers a high grade plano at a sacrifice price. Mentions boat place left in hands and public sale in Baht area. Details are unclear due to poor OCR but indicate a bargain level item with a forced sale motive.
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Thelma Shear
Mes
W. A. Shear
Sacred Heart Academy
Osten Utah
Mungeeh Baby
Fred Monger
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Priluy
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Denver Muste Company
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Frank
Moreh
Sucith
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Firet Door South Heynelds Motor Co
Mott
Reo Truck
Jesse Hainline
Marniive
Whente
Louis Barkusat
Arthur L. Suis
Munzon Home
Idaho Ave
Rok Sale Ford Coupe
Co-Op
Caldwell
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GEM State Lumber Col
Rockford
Postoffice