State Reclamation Meeting Set For Twin Falls Convenes May 12-13
Idaho Reclamation Association directors renew annual meeting to be held in Twin Falls on May 12 and 13. War demands boost water planning as 50 percent of Idaho’s 2.3 million irrigated acres need supplemental supply. Governor Bottolfsen and James Spofford among speakers. Army Engineers, state and national groups participate. Idaho cadet pilots train in Texas with 29 Idahoans among them.
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Twin Falls
Idaho State Reclamation Associate
United States
Idaho
motion—Association
National Association
West
Anderson Ranch
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Northwest States Development Association
Cascade
Payette River
Palisades
South Fork
Snake River
Challis
Custer County
Mann Creek
Washington County
Cambridge Beach
Mesa
Adams County
Lewiston Orchards
Nez Perce County
Rathdrum Prairie
Spokane River
Kootenai County
Corps of Army Engineers
C. A. Bottolfsen
James Spofford
Austin Nuffer Rites Set In Preston for WWI Vet
Austin E. Nuffer 50 a World War I veteran and member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers died March 2 at the Veterans Hospital in San Fernando California after a major operation. He was born August 6 1893 in Preston son of John and Louisa Nuffer. Survived by his parents brothers and sisters Luther J. Nuffer Dayton Oregon Louis F. Nuffer Portland Oregon Mrs Agnes Hurst Downey Mrs Florence Christensen Central Edwin J Willard J Myron D and Mrs Athene Hampton of Preston. The body returned to Preston for funeral services Tuesday at 1 p m in the First Ward chapel. Burial in Preston Cemetery under direction of Richards Mortuary.
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Austin E. Nuffer
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Veteran’s
San Fernando
California
Preston
John
Louisa Zollinger Nuffer
Luther J. Nuffer
Dayton
Oregon
Louis F. Nuffer
Portland
Agnes Hurst
Downey
First Ward
Richard's Mortuary
Gilbert States Is Electrician's Mate
This week word comes from Gilbert States an Electrician's Mate 3/c now serving aboard a ship since August 1943 in the southwest Pacific area. He notes films for sailors and swimming thrills while breakers run high. He trained at Farragut and Huehuetl California. Dr and Mrs G W States live in Salt Lake City. Verden Hansen of Glencoe heads to Seattle for a visit with sister Mrs Steve Halliday.
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High Seas
Sam
Gilbert
3/c
Southwest Pacific
Farragut
Hueume
California
G. W. States
Salt Lake City
Verden Hansen
Glencoe
Seattle
Washington
Steve Halliday
Extraordinary session passes soldier voting bill unanimously
The first extraordinary session ended with no dissent in either house as soldier voting legislation was completed. Only two nay votes appeared on mileage in both the senate and the house. An $150,000 addition to old age payments is expected to pass in the second session, while school district relief gets a stronger path forward. Resignation of C. E. Roberts as superintendent of public instruction is noted, with A. H. Chatburn named as successor. Additional appropriations are unlikely to raise ad valorem levies above last year.
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Senate
Ada
C. E. Roberts
A. H. Chatburn
Typewriter Ribbons Offered for Major Brands
Typewriter ribbons are available for L. C. Smith Corona Remington Royals Underwood and all portable machines. On sale at The Citizen.
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L. C. Smith
Corona
Remington
Royals
Underwood
Citizen
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