Idaho News Roundup Mixed Items From Several Counties
Idaho reports heavy stock shipments from central Idaho and a four team basketball league forming among local business men. Intermountain seed belt talks and a four day conference in Hoentetie start in September. Deer kill reports come from the Mackey area. Oregon Short Line expands tracks at Poewinlie. 11 new switches set. Potatoes shipped from the Routh Side Mine project exceed 100 carloads this season. Governor’s office cites Idaho wealth growth of 140 million dollars. Women buy a round trip to Indianapolis to visit the A. K. encampment. A candidate files for United State senator. Census data from Washington shows population shifts in several counties. High school enrollment rises and a revolver incident near a neighbor boy is noted. Twin Falls campaign funds for a railroad to Wells move forward. Bonner county cattle shipments bring profit to farmers via cooperative sales. Beet production contracts in Franklin County boost sugar factory plans. Tuhi schools expand routes due to rising enrollment. An alfalfa mill may be built in Tuhl with a cooperative effort. Large ram sale occurs at Hobbs and Ogay Castleford. A missing person located in California with forged papers. Lincoln County ends free poison policy, adopting bounty per scalp. Todd Prissett faces high explosives incident on the Salmon River highway. Srmne packing in Habe nearing completion per state agriculture report. Fruit industry notes widespread activity.