Ross Satisfied With Past Session Of Idaho Legislature
Boise dispatch reports Governor C Ben Ross pleased with the session for enacting income and power taxes and a constitutional amendment resolution. Critics like Senator Holden fault the tax bills and legality while others praise tax relief steps and a proposed tax commission. Ross plans study to craft a relief program aiming to save 2 million in expenditures and raise 2 million in new revenue for a total 4 million relief.
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Boise
Mar
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Holden
Bonneville County
Axel Ramsted
Wallace
North Idaho
State Board of Equalization
E. G. Gallett
Ross
Anti Toxin Administered to Eight Hundred Children
Over the past week about nine hundred school age children including preschoolers on the west side of the county received anti toxin as a preventive measure. The cost for administration was borne by school boards and supported by the city and the Relief Society. Meanwhile at Lake Forest Illinois near Chicago drilling at Charles True’s farm hit oil and mud spouted 200 feet into the air every half hour as the bore reached 1650 feet attracting hundreds of locals and causing excitement.
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Lake Forest
Illinois
Charles True
Chicago
Evon
Mr. True
Poles Moved Off Main Street Proposed By City Man
A local progressive businessman urges removing telephone and electric poles from Main Street and relocating them to alleys as part of a beautification program inspired by the Lions Club. He notes other cities statewide have done this and argues Paris should follow to avoid an old fashioned impression on visitors.
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Ions Club
Paris
Bear Lakers Meet In Old California
In honor of Mrs. Minervus Woolley of Los Angeles a gathering of friends spent an enjoyable afternoon in her winter home. Refreshments were served by her daughter Mrs. Cora Wallace and attendees included Mesdames Nettie Neibaur Marie Neibaur J A Sutton Nellie Hayward Libby Cripps Eliza M Denjie Sarah J Stewart and Eva Sutton.
Idaho Veterans Hospital in Boise to get 250000 upgrade
Idaho veterans hospital in Boise aims for a major upgrade with a 250000 appropriation secured after a long fight. The plan includes a new 100 bed clinical unit and plans are to be drawn and work contracted soon. At present 190 patients are housed and 125 waitlisted for admission.
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Idaho Veterans’ Hospital
Et Boise
American Legion
O. 0. Wilson
Congress
Wilson
John Thomas Hid Gore
Hines
Boise
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Will Rogers Voices Opinion on Divorce at Film Shoot
Will Rogers comments on divorce during Eightnin the Fox Movietone shoot at Novelty Theatre. He tells epigrams about marriage alimony and a joking remark about China and girl-babies, while a cast of actresses plays divorcees.
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Will Rogers
Fox Movietone
Novelty Theatre
Sharon
Charlotte Walker
Joyce Compton
Will
County Commissioners Meet Next Monday on Road Matters
A special meeting of the board of county commissioners will convene at the county building next Monday. Road matters will be the chief item of business.
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Board of County Commissioners
Roadmaters
Hair restorers drink eyed as baldness cure
New York report at the International Beauty Congress describes internal drugs as beginning to affect baldness through the sympathetic nervous system. Dr. Herman Goodman of New York says years of external remedies give way to scientific proof of deep nervous control over hair loss.
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New York
International Beauty Congress
Hermah Goodman
Archibald Wool Clip Sells at 14 to 15 Cents Initialize
John Archibald of Boise consigns about 500000 pounds of 1931 wool to the National Wool Marketing Corporation at a 14 to 15 cent a pound advance. The deal marks one of the state's largest pools and prompts debate on sale direction between Farm Board and private buyers. Dan J. O Laughlin of Draper and Sons calls the National Corp a lasting aid to sheep producers.
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Boise
Mar
John Archibald
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Archibal Pool
Federal Farm Board
Archibal
Dan’ J. O'Laughlin
Draper and Sons
Boston Company
National Corporations
Fire Burns Sheep On Crane Ranch
A disastrous fire at Heber Crane’s ranch near Noonan north of Montpelier destroyed two large barns and other structures. About 100 purebred sheep perished. neighbors valued the loss at 10000 dollars. Crane was at his Riverton Utah home. The blaze likely started from an overheated barn stove.
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Heber Crane
Noonan
Montpelier
Crane
Riverton
Utah
Marriage License Issued to Mayfield and Clark
A marriage license was granted at the County Clerk office this week to Earl L. Mayfield and Miss Anna-Laure Clark of Thermopolis Wyoming. Deputy Clerk J B Peterson performed the ceremony.
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Earl L. Mayfield
Anna—Laure Clark
Thermopolis
Wyoming
J. 8. Peterson
Pocatello Good Will Tour Details Set for May This Year
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will hold a Good Will Tours committee meeting to discuss a three day itinerary for the first 1931 tour by retail and wholesale bureaus. The schedule includes stops at Inkom Arimo Lava Hot Springs Bancroft Grace Soda Springs Montpelier Paris Preston Downey Malad and Arbon with meals assemblies and overnight stays and a final return to Pocatello. Special entertainers and speakers will promote the slogan Partnership for Progress and about 100 local business men are expected to participate.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Pocatello Tribune
C. ©. Griffiths
Inkom
McCammon
Arimo
Lava Hot Springs
Bancroft
Grace
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Paris
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Garden City
Preston
Logan Canyon
Cache Valley
Downey
Dayton
Clifton
Oxford
Chamber of Commerce and Assembly
Cara Cyan
Air
Teave Malad
Holbrook
Roy
Arbon
Pocatello
Blood Test Notice For Bear Lake County Merchants
Public notice states on March 24 at 2 p m in Clayton Pharmacy Paris Idaho a blood test will be given under state pure food law to merchants and employees in Bear Lake County towns Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Liberty. Dr Geo F Ashley county welfare advg.
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Clayton
Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Ovid
Liberty
Geo
Lanark Road Deterioration Raises County Road Question
Bad condition on Lanark Road in Bear Lake county draws protests from heavy taxpayers and nearby farm owners. They say decade of inaction threatens farms and pressures commissioners to address the deteriorating link from Lanark highway toward Bishop E. D. Hymas ranch.
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Bear Lake County
Lanark
Bishop
Sheriff Arrests Offender in Liquor Case
D. J. Dolly of Pocatello was apprehended in Montpelier last week by Sheriff Asa Athay for unlawful possession of liquor. The case was heard before Judge Hadock's court Friday where Dolly pled guilty and was fined $100.
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D. J. Dolly
Pocatello
Montpelier
Asa Athay
Haddock
Idaho Extension Service Forecast Sees Brighter Agricultural Outlook
The Idaho extension service led by Dean E. J. Iddings predicts steadier markets and improved outlook for 1931. It notes Idaho fared better than drought areas, with crop values down but production up slightly from 1929, while broader declines in value reflect overall devaluation and purchasing power, import restrictions, and price realignments.
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Extension Service
The
University Idaho
E. J. Iddings
Idaho
United Tes
City Election Preparations Underway for April 28
City Clerk W. St Hoge prepares the official notice for the upcoming city election set for Tuesday April 28. A full slate of new city officers will be on the ballot with rumors of some incumbents seeking reelection while others depart.
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W. St Hoge
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