French Looms as Real Possibility for House Speaker
Washington dispatch notes growing talk that a western man may head the House as party factions weigh candidates. Burton L. French of Idaho and John Q. Tilson of Connecticut lead Western and Eastern contenders amid progressive unrest and debates on party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Republicans Conference
House
John N. Gardner
Texas
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Burton L. French
Idaho
French
Deve Eever
Towa
Fred
Parnell
Indiana
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Swiss Cheese Plants Would Be Profitable
Afton Wyoming plans to convert existing cheddar cheese plants to Swiss production. Chamber of Commerce president E Barrus says owners are willing to cooperate with valley dairymen in Swiss cheese output. Butterfat in milk could fetch about 10 cents a pound more when used for Swiss cheese than American cheese.
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Afton
Wyo
Batrus
Chamber of Commerce
Barrus
Fair Store manager and wife welcome baby daughter
Thorf, manager of the Fair Store at Montpelier and his wife rejoice over the arrival of their baby daughter last Friday. All concerned reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
E Thorf
Montpelier
Gasoline Prices Fall in County Towns
Gasoline prices drop in Bear Lake and nearby towns with garages and stations selling at lower rates. Pocatello reports fuel selling around 19 cents a gallon, while Goda Springs lists 34 cents, reflecting a wider regional decline.
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Bear Lake
Pocatello
Goda Springs
Profitable crops suggested for bottom lands in area
G R McDole of the Extension Service and county agent A E Duke toured the county. They urged widening use of bottom land with peas and oats for hay and feeding value, and noted potential for seed peas, sweet clover pasture, and certified seed potatoes on dry land slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. McDole
Extension Service
Moscow
A. E. Duke
McDole
Fielding High Clinches Sub-District Track Title at Montpelier
Fielding High School won the sub district track and field meet at Montpelier Monday with 49.14 points. Montpelier was runner up with 39, Grace took third with 29.1 and a half, Soda Springs fourth with 21.5, Thatcher 13.6, and Bancroft 0. Arnell led Fielding with 17 points, followed by Lloyd with 14 and Hegstrom at 11.5. Event highlights include Reynier and W. Smi tie in pole vault, Arnell 11.2 in 100 yard dash, Stephenson and Thatcher in the mile, and various placing performances across sprints, jumps, and throws.
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Fielding High School
Montpeliier
Montpelier
Grace
Soda Springs
Thatcher
Bancroft
Arnell
A Lloyd
L. Hegstrom
Reynier
W. Smi
Fire-Thatcher
R. Fowler
Fielding
Melvin Smith
Stephenson
W. Jaussi
E. Hart
W. Thornock
Lioy Grace
Tuescher
L. Montpelier
M. Smith
Beck
Fieldiing
Hogan
Stephens
Nye
Tigert
Sodal
Gunnel
Whitehead
Springs
R. Tigert
Innes
Campbell
A. Tigert
Soda
Joe Strong
Moopeller
L.hegstrom
A. Lioyd
A Fielding
W. Smith
Revivere
E. Parker
W—Jausal
Loveday
Flelding
Gilgen
Thignock
Arnel
Montpeleir
L. Humphries
W. Aland
Dr Herman Beckstrom 68 Idaho Dentist Dies After Illness
Dr Herman Beckstrom 68 a dentist who practiced in Preston Idaho for forty years died at his Montpelier home after a ten day illness. Born in Sweden he was a longtime member of the state dental board and a Mason and Odd Fellows. Survived by widow Mrs Hil Beckstrom and two daughters Nora Campbell of Oregon and Helen Beckstrom of Montpelier.
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Herman Beckstrom
Idaho
Montpelier
Sweden
Ilife
Preston
State Dental Board
Odd Laws
Hil Beckstrom
Nora Campbell
Oregon
Helen Beckstrom
Bear Lake County Aims to Boost 4-H Club Work
County Agent Duke announces plans to establish 4-H clubs in every community of Bear Lake County this year. J W Barber of Pocatello, district A tension agent visited earlier in the week to assist in organizing multiple clubs.
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Duke
Bear Lake County
J. W. Barber
Pocatello
Logan Canyon Open Passable to Traffic Amid Mild Snow
Reports reach this office that the Garden City Logan Canyon road is low but passable. The cal edition notes 16 is passable and cars pass through daily.
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Garden
Jomo Optical Elusion Philosophers
Philosophers have methods that keep others thinking they are wise while they appear fast asleep. They may look clever yet remain unaware of their own pondering as they simulate deep thought.
Idaho and Utah Briefs Highlight Planting, Industry, and Anniversaries
Ornamental shrubs should be planted as growth begins to avoid transplant loss while early planting risks damage from weather. Utah opens its first dry ice plant at Farnham, producing six tons daily from carbon dioxide. Wealthy Will Winslow donates a mine engineers set to the Idaho State University School of Mines as a key reference collection. Hoover signaling possible Wyoming vacation invitation decision by mid May. Road work across Sanpete and surrounding counties provides jobs for many. Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs meets May 12 and 18 with leader Mrs. W. Wilson. Prisoners recently transferred to Blackfoot asylum. Sugar beet sowing contracts may yield 28 000 acres in 1930. Two hundred workers to be employed in Utah markets along natural gas lines. Brigham City brays 75th anniversary events scheduled July 22 24 and 25.
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Loestraw
Moscow
Ida
Department of Horticulture
University of Idaho
Prich
Utah
Farnham Home
Ida—A. Winslow
Boston
University of Idaho School of Mines
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Hoover
U. S
Garey
Wyoming
Ater
Moab
San Juan County
Pry Yavey
Devil's Canyon
Peters’ Hill
Rami
State Road Commission
Sanpete
Sanpete County
Nhphoi
Jericho
Rocky Ford
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. Wilson
Blackfoot
Boss
Blackfoot Asylum
In Favor Yet Silent on Its Behalf
A dialogue quoted from the Washington Star features Senator Sorghum debating strategy with a colleague. The exchange centers on whether advocacy was needed or more votes were required, highlighting political maneuvering.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Zoo Director Receives Note On Chimpanzee Plea
While the zoo director is away, the chief assistant reports the chimpanzee is pining for a companion and asks what to do until the director's return. The message highlights animal welfare concerns and prompts interim care decisions.
Signs on the dotted Line Highlight a Salesman
A salesman emphasizes belief in signs without superstition and explains he reads the signs on the dotted line as a guide to decisions. The exchange frames commerce and intuition in a concise dialogue snippet.
The Prodigal Son Reimagined In Verse
A fragmentary dialogue riffs on the prodigal son with lines about a calf a mood and a fading memory. The speaker contrasts casual witticisms with the burden of memory training and ends with a dream of a beautiful girl lost upon waking.
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Dame
Untold Anecdote About Trust and Infidelity Dialog
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts trust and suspicion in marriage. One speaker asserts her husband adores her while the other hints at possible infidelity and uncertain moments.
Six Million Slaves in the World Today Claim
A snappy newspaper gag quotes a character claiming six million slaves exist worldwide. The speaker then quips about married men, mocking the certainty of such numbers and marriage counts in a light, humorous local item.
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Ara. Nagger
North Pole Explorers Play Sparks Humorous Eskimo Duty
Quoted fragment shows a playful exchange about a game at the North Pole explorers where one participant jokes about being an Eskimo and drinking cod liver oil. No clear date or organizer is given.
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North Pole
Jackie
Legend Of Dog Barking Cypress And Tamaokiyama Shrine
The central relic is a shrine near a cypress tree named Inuboe No Hinoki. A legend says a dog barked through a flood on Tamaokiyama for three days, then sacrificed itself by leaping into the waters, saving inhabitants of Kif and Kinki provinces.
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Japan
Kif
Kinki
Tamaokiyama
Idaho Governor to Tour Southeast Idaho with Pocatello Group
Governor C Ben Ross of Idaho will tour Southeast Idaho and Western Wyoming with the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce. The delegation will depart Pocatello May 6 visiting Lava Hot Springs Paris Cokeville Sage Kemmerer Afton Grace Preston Oxford Downey Malad Arimo and MsCommon.
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C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Paris
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Gate
Grandest Panoramic Views in Japan Noted
A fragment from the Washington Star highlights one of Japan's grand panoramic vistas, celebrated for its sweeping outlook and tourism appeal, capturing a moment of admiration for the landscape.
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Japan
Washington Star
Grizzly Bears in Peril Warn of Expiring Range
Dr. William D. Bell, head of the biotogr aphy survey, warns grizzly bears could be extinct in the United States within a few years without stronger protection. He notes an 87 percent decline over five years and that they are already extinct in California, with about 3,500 remaining, mainly in Alaska.
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United States
William D. Bell
California
Alaska
Jury Call and Stock Allegations Echo in Courtroom Tone
A terse courtroom exchange centers on prejudice and a claim that the plaintiff sold the speaker off stock. The line lingers with a silent, accusatory undertone that colors the scene.
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New York Times
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Logan Canyon Open
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Wison
By Ker
Rigby, Ida
Lory
Utah County
Brayver
Robert
Gray
Aly Don Ao
Andrew
Wella Force Eicanser
Pam
Propciocass PotayDorug & Chemical Corp
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