Idaho on Washington by Ralph M. Oifnstead
Idaho on Washington reviews political theater in Washington and a baseball season ritual with Vice President Garner presiding in the Senate box. It notes PWA projects and the Pettengill bill’s fate, plus Roosevelt’s Western phosphates message and federal post office funding in Congress.
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Idaho
Washington
Ralph M. Oifnstead
Senate
Garner
Washington Senators
University of Idaho
PWA
The Little Boy on the Street and the Driver
A Halley Times editorial questions a driver who nearly hits a tricycle child. It argues warnings matter and a child’s life outweighs a driver’s minutes, stressing parents’ hopes for the child’s future and the irreparable loss if harmed.
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Halley Times
Rich County Girls Graduate From Hospital School of Nursing
Two Rich County graduates Dor ee Norris and Ella Wilson finished at the Thomas Dée hospital school of nursing. The 22 seniors completed exercises Thursday at 8 p m in Ogden Lt. D S tabernacle. Commencement date honored Florence Nightingale on National Hospital Day with a reception and dance at Weber college ballroom.
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Rich County
Doreene Norris
Ella Wilson
Thomas Dée Hospital School of Nursing
Ogden Lt. D. S. Tabernacle
Florence Nightingale
Weber College
Fool at Forty: Speed, Signals, and Safety Warnings
A Boise safety education advisory highlights the dangers of speeding and poor signaling. It cites 9,380 speed-related deaths and 227,560 injuries nationwide last year, plus 310 deaths and 53,920 injuries from improper signals. It explains Idaho accepted arm signals for left turns, stops, and right turns, and warns against misread gestures or flicked ashes.
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Safety Education Bureau
Law Enforcement Department
Boise
United States
Idaho
Idaho field tests compare new phosphates with soluble fertilizers
University of Idaho College of Agriculture and Idaho Phosphate Commission will conduct large scale field trials in 13 counties from Payette to Fremont. Tests include Sugar beets, alfalfa, potatoes, grains, and tomatoes using 27 tons triple super phosphate plus 2 tons meta phosphate and 1 ton fused phosphate.
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University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Idaho Phosphate Commission
Payette
Washington
Fremont
Snake River Valley
East
Middle West
Idaho
Agricultural Experiment Station
Moscow
Sandpoint
Aberdeen
Caldwell
Parma
Removal of Emergency Freight Rates on Potatoes
Nampa Idaho AP report notes emergency freight rate removals on potatoes apples and onions by June 30. Idaho Growers and Shippers Association executive secretary Austin E Anson estimates state producers could lose 500000 to 1000000 dollars annually. He hopes railroads agree to drop the higher charges to avoid revenue increases before new crops reach markets. Railroads had voluntarily placed the emergency reductions and they can be removed without Interstate Commerce Commission action.
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NAMPA
Austin E. Anson
Idaho Growers’ and Shippers’ Association
Anson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho High Schools to Graduate About 7200 This Spring
Idaho’s 200 high schools will graduate about 7,200 students this spring up from 6,876 last year. Athol High School in Athol Idaho, with only 10 boys in class, nevertheless fielded a baseball team that finished the season with six wins and no losses.
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Idaho
Athol
Athol High School
Northern Idaho
End of Eight Month School Term For Afton Students
Afton Wyoming Star Valley pupils enjoyed an early school break while other districts completed eight month terms last week. Next year eight and a half months will be the norm with a plan to reach nine months by 1939 40. Financial shortages have kept terms at eight months for two years and officials now expect adjustments only if funds improve.
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Afton
Wyo
Star Valley School
Notice to Creditors Estate of George D Findlay
Administrator Bert Bunderson of the estate of George D Findlay in Idaho Bear Lake County invites creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. The notice is dated May 12 1933 with first publication May 19 and last publication June 16.
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George D. Findlay
St. Charles
Bear Lake
Idaho
Bert Bunderson
phosphate lease application filed for section 5 in Idaho
Raymond Hartnell of Butte Montana has applied for a phosphate lease on the SE% of section 5 in township 148 range 43 east Boise meridian. Protests or affidavits of opposition must be filed at the Blackfoot Idaho district land office by June 24, 1938.
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United States Department OF the Interior
General Land Office District Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Raymond
Hartnell
Butte
Mont
c/o Grand Hotel
B. M
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Orial
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Montpelier, Idaho
Hellystcres Tires
Kelly
Covey Service
Rich CO. Girls
America
Edward Young
Ida
Extension Division
Southern
the Bank
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Paris Post
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George D Findlay
Franke Dekay
Register
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Montpelier
E d Hardware & Implement Company
Reis
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