Agricultural school planned for farmers at academy week
An agricultural school for farmers in the vicinity will be held at the academy for a week beginning January 20. Thirteen lectures by prominent educators and experts will cover farming and dairying topics with a women household economics lecture. Prof John A Morrison and Prof Engar lead speakers, plus a musical program opening the week.
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Academy
West
Hean Carlyle
University
Grubb
Colorado
Annual School Meeting Program Highlights Educational Topics
The program lists daily sessions for Monday through Friday covering seed crops, soil fertility, seed testing, pastures, irrigation, water measurement, farm organization, nursery stock, homemaker roles, dry farming, and farm work. Key speakers include Mr. R. B. Cogion, Mr. J. Welch, Miss Hoover, and Prof. Iddings with topics on potato farming, hog demonstrations, dairy care, and milk testing.
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Idaho
R. B. Cogion
Welch
Neida Stake Academy
Don H. Bark
U. S Teci
Asus
John A. Morrison
MacPherson
Jeasie Hoover
Mr. MacPherson
Miss Hoover
L. Cc. Aicher Stadies Joack
Ieee
Jessie. _Hoover
Archer
W. H. Olin
E. H. Grubb
Acriets
E. J. Td Nee Oon
Ib Reed
Gan UU
I. Dairyman
Etna
U. of I. Dairyman
Irrigation Project Inspectors Meet In Nyssa Visit
Col R W Purdum C R Flickey and Wesley King of the American Surety Co examined the Nyssa irrigation project water supply and plant completion prospects. King praised the venture and named plans to transfer control to landowners when finished after inspection by eastern buyers. West of Yale, H B Creel and M D Hall of Spokane repurchased 480 acres for a hog ranch near Jamie son and aim to develop a premier operation with brood sows and new stock.
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R. W. Purdum
C. R. Flickey
Wesley King
American Surety Coben
Nyssa
Eek
Col. Purdum
Iorthwest
M. D. Hall
Spokane
Jamieson
Yale
Congressh man French Introduces Bill to Aid Idaho Farmers
Congressman French introduces a bill amending the Enlarged Homestead Act of 1910 to allow entry with limited water supplies in Idaho. The measure requires cultivation and residency terms for entrants and designates certain tracts up to 320000 acres for non-residential entry with conditions. The article mentions related agricultural notes and a separate accident involving Section foreman Brooker.
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Idaho
House
French
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Eccles Road to Preston by October First
Discussion at Ogden meeting outlines rapid railroad expansion from Brigham City to Logan and the planned completion of the line to Preston by October first. Oregon Short Line surveyors eye a northward outlet, while Italy Power and Light sets spring work with five hundred workers and strong prospects for Prestonward growth.
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Eccles
Ogden
Whi¢L
Brigham City
Logan
Preston
Oregon
Centile
Tus
Italy Power and Light Company
Oneida-Narrows
Shea
Tear
Mrs. Frances Vanney Smith laid to rest in Preston cemetery
Mrs. Frances Vanney Smith, a devoted relief society worker, died at age forty nine from a malignant liver growth. Her funeral was held at Oneida Stake Academy with Bishop Condie presiding and a choir conducted by Prof. C. J. Engar delivering solos. Speakers praised her kindness and sunny disposition before her burial in Preston cemetery.
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Frances Vanney Smith
Preston
Good Lady
Oneida Stake Academy
Bishop Condie
Fourth Ward
C. J. Engar
States
Pres. Jos. Geddes
Sol. H. Hale
Cutler
Relief Society
Smith
Preston Cemetery
Oneida Stake Choir Led by Prof Engar Shows Progress
The Oneida stake choir under Prof Engar is well organized and set to perform this winter with help from the band and orchestra. Dr. Allen and R. Cutler lead the association as it plans a concert before the next quarterly conference. Rehearsals occur Tuesdays at 2:30 PM in the Fourth Ward meetinghouse with all past and present members urged to attend.
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Engar
Concert Program Mix Presented by Heasenly Choir and Partners
The schedule lists performances including the Heasenly Choir, Addah Polka, and a Cornet Solo by George Henderson. Also featured are Arabesques, Verdi pieces, and works by Byars and Montagne with organ and trombone solos. The program hints at a large academy orchestra and a tenor/vocal chorus arrangement.
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Heasenly Choir
Addah
Cornet
George Henderson
Brose
Ason
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Glenn H. Cur
Tles
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Sage
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Blackfoot
Pimar
Eccles Road
Thomas Smith
Acadery
Nde
Es Fulton’ Academy
Bard
Nature
Lucia
Academy Choir
J. D. Montagne Violeti
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