Prohibition Chief Names 24 Administrators to Enforce Ban
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Lincoln C. Andrews has appointed twenty four prohibition administrators and outlined a forceful plan to curb bootleg operations. The strategy includes treaties with foreign governments, coast guard action on sea fronts, nuisance actions against distilleries, court cooperation, and a major anti bootleg public education drive. The new hires include seven new regional directors and eight state directors, with several other officials carrying current posts under the old regime.
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Washington
United States
Coast Guard
Justice Department
Andrews
Haynes
Alexander Opens New Boise Store
Alexander inaugurates a new Boise store on Ninth and Main with a white marble exterior and searchlights. 6000 guests attend as clerks welcome them and flowers are given, drawing praise from Boise business leaders and a warm public reception.
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Alexander
Boise
Ninth
Main Streets
Two Youngsters Pay Fines in Gem County
Bonnie Bigsby and Jim Owens of New Plymouth paid $50 fines each after the Lethe dance in Gem County. Reports say some youths obtain liquor at dances in Letha and Fruitland, with warnings about adults who supply minors facing legal penalties.
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Bonnie” Bigsby
Jim Owens
New Plymouth
Gem County
Letha
Fruitland
Corn Salad and Chili Sauce Recipes From Home Corner
Mrs. W H Goldsmith notes housewives busy canning vegetables and fruits and shares a August Woman's Home Companion corn salad recipe. A new chili sauce recipe requests after wives of business men sampled Mrs R H Van Valkenberg's product.
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W. H. Goldsmith
R. H. van Valkenberg
Auxiliary Initiates New Members at Friday Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday evening with Mrs. Ludlow Fahnestock presiding. Newly elected officers led the session and initiated new members. American Legion members joined later for refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Packer Family Attends Golden Wedding in Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs K. L. Packer with daughters Grace and Doris returned from an auto trip to Ord Nebraska where they attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs N. Packer on August 4. Forty four guests joined the celebration and extended family was present. Mrs Packer then visited her parents in Rockwell.
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K. L. Packer
Grace
Doris
Ord
Nebraska
N. Packer
Tfoorty
U S Redeems Wilson Pledge on Belgium War Debts
Washington reports that recognizing Belgium's claim to special payment relief renews a Wilson pledge. Secretary Mellon says the move fulfills a promise made to safeguard the Versailles peace talks and prevent disruption at that conference.
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U. S
Wilson
Washington
Beligium
Mellon
Nampa Rodeo and Harvest Festival Opens with Record Entries
The Nampa Rodeo and Harvest Festival launches Tuesday September 1 for four days. Organizers expect larger exhibits and concessions due to a bumper crop. A huge parade led by the Nampa band, nightly open air dancing, and daily novelty stunts promise Idaho’s fastest two hours of entertainment.
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Nampa
Idaho
Change requested on fruitland and New Plymouth district line
Farmers and taxpayers urge joining New Plymouth district as it is closer and fits Sunnyside origins. The move would shift 22 children this year with 4 high school pupils to New Plymouth and reduce Fruitland obligations, while Sunnyside school costs total about 2000 dollars.
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Fruitland
New Plymouth
Sunnyside
O E. Bossen
Grower Outlines Market Outlook for Apples
Wm. Fisher spoke on the apple market, noting low costs methods for straw protected fruit storage. He will demo storage plans in New Plymouth Saturday at 2 PM. Arkansas Jonathans fetch 1.75 to 2.50 per box as the crop runs about forty percent below estimates with rumors of higher prices ahead.
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Wm. Fisher
New Plymouth
Arkansas
Plymouth Son Gives Radio Lecture
Chicago Daily News notes a full page of photos and descriptions of Peruvian Highlands from J. Francis McBride assistant curator of the Field Museum. The page accompanied a radio lecture that night. He is the son of Dr and Mrs C M McBride of New Plymouth.
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Chicago Daily News
J. Francis McBride
Department of Botany
Field Museum of National History
South America
McBride
Mra. C. M. McBride
New Plymouth
Cinderella man chased by chorus girls at Browning’s roof garden
Edward W Browning fled a New York roof garden as chorus girls courted him after adoption news. A blonde ingenue wrapped him in a tight embrace as two dozen girls gathered around his table while he tried to retreat. Italy to South America cable completed between Canary Islands and Cape Verde via 8000 mile link.
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New York
Edward W. Browning
Cinderella
Mary Louise Spus
Italy
South America
Rome
Citta Milano
Canary Islands
Cape Verde Islands
Juniors Win Contest At Baptist Church Fundraiser
The Junior Society of the Baptist church defeated the Senior Society by turning over 101 dollars to the building board on Tuesday evening. The Seniors held 870 dollars and planned a final food sale on Saturday. The friendly contest lasted throughout and egg collection led by the Juniors while the Seniors raised funds with cooked foods.
Election decision tests support for district teachers
The article argues the upcoming election hinges on whether voters back district teachers in fulfilling their duties as responsible public servants. It warns against letting personal ties influence the choice and questions continuing current methods versus a new organization’s promise of efficiency and equity for the community’s top educators.
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New Plymouth
Two Civil War Veterans Ill in Boise Area
Two veterans of the Civil War are reported ill. Rev. H P F Knight is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home. W K Bower lies at St. Alphonsus hospital in Boise, where his daughter Mrs. Fred Fuarman is with him.
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H PF. Knight
W. K. Bower
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Boise
Fred Fuairman
Sub-Irrigated Corn Promises Big Yield
Four ears of Yellow Dent corn from D. C. Owens’ field are in The Sentinel window. Owens has forty acres under sub irrigation and believes the yield will equal a former crop that averaged 12 24 bushels per acre.
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D. C. Owens
Owen
Muir Family Returns From Smiths Ferry After Father's Burial
The Muir family returns Saturday from Smiths Ferry Idaho after learning at Brogan Oregon that Charles Becker their father died and was buried Friday near his homestead. Mrs Muir planned to attend his funeral but learned of the burial on arrival. Becker was a noted pony express rider. In Denver a bandit forced Darrell Meacham to surrender valuables. he fainted and lay semi conscious for over an hour before crawling to a phone.
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Henry Muir
Charles Becker
Brogan
Oregon
Muir
Smith's Ferry
Idaho
Becker
Pony Express
Denver
Colo
Darrell Meacham
Milkmen Seek Probe Into Chief of Agricultural Economics
John D. Miller president of the National Co operative Milk Producers federation says a congressional investigation may be sought to find why Dr Henry O Taylor chief of the bureau of agricultural economics was removed from office at the request of Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. The federation represents about 340 000 to 350 000 milk producers and calls the action grave.
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New York
John D. Miller
National Co-operative Milk Producers’ Federation
Henry O. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Taylor
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Mr Miller
Court House News Briefs From Idaho Courts
Marriage licenses issued to James E. Clutis and Della B Wilson of Payette on August 21. New cases filed include a suit on a promissory note by N E Mogensen against W T Craig, and a suit by A H Goodall against the State Commissioner of Finance, with complaints filed August 20 and 21. Harry McConnell of Fruitland jailed on rape charges with $1500 bond unmet. Keith Davis of Fruitland arrested for contributing to a minor’s delinquency. State Board of Equalization accepted county assessor Bossen’s assessments without change. Mrs Lillian Wilson notes an auditors meeting at Coeur d’Alene and a trip there. B E Hyatt of Boise reelected president of the association as director of public accounts.
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Commissioner of Finance
State of
Idaho
A. H Goodall
Keith Davis
Fruitland
State Board of Equalization
Bossen
Lillian Wilson
Coour d’ Alene
E. Hyatt of
Boise
Voters Decide Policy at Election in School District
Voters will choose between reelection of current school board members Dr. Wm. T. Drysdale and A. I. Snyder or two new candidates John Reinhart and Mrs. N. R. Shaw. Both sides tout experience. the contest centers on leadership and future school policies amid active local involvement.
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N. R. Shaw
Wm. T. Drysdale
A. I. Snyder
New Plymouth
Dr. Drysdale
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
S W High
C. F. Eder
Mra. Reinhart
Shaw
H. C. Prior
R. S. White
A. P. Ackerman
M. M. Sullivan
J. F. Creasey
J.F. Creasey
Prior
the Sentinel
Thompson
White
A. Meyer
Mr. Prior
Last Sermon On Genesis Foretells United States of Europe
Baptist church concludes a Genesis sermon series with a study of the last world monarchy and its likely federation of Europe as foretold by biblical prophecy. Morning and evening services cover healing and the appearance of the final world empire with church leaders Lois Bostic and Donald Wiseman presiding respectively. Pastor Rev. Henry Jacobs extends a welcome.
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Europe
United States
Lois Bostic
Donald Wiseman
Henry Jacobs
Mothers and Daughters Tea Held On Gilbert Mathews Lawn
The Fellowship class of the Baptist church hosted a Mothers and Daughters tea on the Gilbert Mathews lawn Thursday afternoon from two to six o'clock. A silver offering was collected to support the church fund.
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The
Baptist Church
Gilbert Mathews
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