Idaho Farm Bureau leader outlines expanding federation plan
W. H. Shearer, president of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, reports plans to form a national Farm Bureau Federation linked to local and state farm bureaus. He cites 12 month enrollment goals, cooperative marketing lines, and a national mouthpiece to improve farming economics, banking access, freight savings, and surplus handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. & Shearer
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho Cofintien
Shearer
Indereme
Idaho Palle
Rigby
Rexbure
St. Anthony
Preston
McCantmon
Idaho
Pethge
Farmy Bureau Federation
Productive Forces of America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
American Federation of Tabor
Kcbor
Hiaho Faile
Thing
Tee
Fermers
Lewiston
State Farm Pure
Sampa
Miss Kate North Highlights Koshone High School Program
State Vocational Home Economics director visited Koshone High School praising evening classes for married women and the school’s Smith Hughes status. The district earned maximum state reimbursement with $500 for the local works and $200 for in night programs, reflecting high standards despite limited facilities. Enrollment is growing with dressmaking and sewing classes starting next week and a $1 supply fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate North
Koshone High School
Shoshone High School
Smith-Hughes
Joshone
Methodist Church Notes and Sunday Observances
The excerpt lists church activities including Sunday School Morning Worship and Haworth League Frening Worship. It notes Theodore Roosevelt themes and reflects on worship in varied places, and mentions the Ladies Aid entertaining guests Tuesday at Mrs Puntum and Mrs Attrone’s home, hosted by Mr Pudi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth League
Theodore Roosevelt
Jerry Puntum
Mra
RB. Attrone
Pudi
Reservoir Water Storage and Snow Report for Hailey Creek Area
Water master records show Hailey reservoir held more water this date than in any year except 1915 and 1938. Storage benefited river rights and Carey Act users through seasonal rotation, saving thousands of acre feet and daily flow while preserving irrigation for 1920.
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Hailey Sink
Soltier Creek
Hailey
Inet
Hadley
Chapman
River Right
Mey
Hie Wood River
Big Wood River
Carey
Dalley
Richfield Socials and Meetings Report Weekend Events
Richfield locals and visitors socialize during a weekend of community events. L W Garlock and Miss Anna Scott Pierson attend local gatherings, while the Lincoln County Teachers Association meets at the Richfield school with about forty teachers present. A water users mass meeting discusses Big Wood River Reservoir changes, and the Women’s club hosts Idaho program items and talks on education.
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L. W. Garlock
Gooding
Richfield
Anna Scott Pierson
Secy
Treas
Lincoln County Teachers Association
Ed. Britt
Helen Kingston
Dietrich
Fancher
Dell Lemmon
Jerome
W. M. Tomlinson
Hom
Boise
City Hall
Big Wood,River Reservoir and Canal Company
Womens Club
Tomlinson
Idaho
Deho St. Idaho
Richfeld School
Pres. Porcher
Belgien
Miss Hal
Hill
Ruth Lemmon
Weason
Shoshone
Baxter
Elizabeth Crosby
McMahon
Talv
Horseman
Supt
MT S T T CO Notes Office Pride and Staff
The notes describe the MT S T and T company office and its pride in efficiency. Santini Mr Betty district manager and his family visited last Thursday. He installed two new hours Parsons Taller Shop No 163 and Mables Barber Shop No 4. Washingtons Birthday holiday did not affect the chief operator who remained on duty.
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Santini
Betty
Mansert
Parsons
Nonar Et
Washington
Cherry Tree and Hatchet Party Featured at War Mothers Hostess
Mea EB. F. Clower hosted a Washington birthday gathering for War Mothers at her home. The table centerpiece featured a cherry tree and guests found a hidden fertchet under each plate. The event reinforced the hostess's family devotion and historical knowledge linked to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clower
Weehington
Dietrich Doings and School Events Share Frugal Activities
The article notes a Dietrich Doings packet with a school program titled Round to Wink and Can't Bel Beal led by captains with Mrs Towne as chaplain. A Sunday school contest aims to win attendees by April third, with the losing captain hosting a winter supper. Community updates follow: visits, illnesses, entertainments, and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra S.A. Pate Se
Twin Pants
Harley Grewell
Parma
Beckman
W. T. Patterson, Jr
Charence Friedline
Wikiena
Gundersem
Semlay
Porttaet
Salecr Oregon
Harding Selects His Cabinet
According to latest advices Mr Usnting has selected his cabinet with no official announcement yet. It is said to include Charls E. Ainghes as Secretary of State and New W Melon as Secretary of the Treasury among other appointments in a likely lineup.
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Usnting
Ames
Charls E. Ainghes
New York
Treasury
Anew WW. Melon
Pennsylvania
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harry M. Daukoetty
Ohio
Wat B. Hays
Indiana
Navy
Edwin Denwoof
Interior
Albert J. Fall
New Mexico
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
James J. Davis
Peas and Hogs Boosts Profits on Irrigated Farms
Farmers urged to diversify crops with field and garden peas to fatten hogs cheaply. Experiments at Gooding and Minidoka show peas plus alfalfa pasture reduce costs and yield high pork gains. Seed prices around four cents a pound with demonstrations planned, writes John Welch, Agriculture Office.
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Drigr
Prada
Gooding
E. F. Rinehart
Minidoka
Idaho
EB. P. Rinehart
Ateiat
Thortee
Cowil
Psoas
Big Wood River Items Show Local Moves and Meetings
Community notes report households shifting to new ranches and towns. Pohjol moves pro ranch goods. Bert Calhoun relocates furniture to a Roessler area ranch. Terry family visits Newman and Fred Smith. Rumor of Geo Welton buying Carter Ranch. Wood Pour Grange met with good turnout. upcoming house completion and a Saturday old time character hall at Murrah school with supper. local attendance urged.
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Pohjol
Weston
Stuth Varnum
Darsah
Wendell
J. H. Scott
Geo. Welton
Eugene
Oregon
Carter Ranch
Fred Joy
Wood Pour Grange
Sandy
Rob Hewitt
FE. M. Turnbull
Murrah School
Ground broken for new addition to First Baptist Church
Ground was broken Thursday for a large rear addition to the First Baptist Church building. The plan includes a widened rostrum and expanded auditorium seating, with a redecorated interior, new chairs, and a raised floor to improve basement light. the project reflects a growing congregation. The article notes the Railroad boys will hold a dance at the K of P Hall Friday night.
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First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Sumfay School
Railroad Boys
K. of P. Hall
Way Down East Coming to Baugh Theater
The famous photoplay Way Down East comes to Baugh Theater with an orchestra of ten pieces. The production features the Shoshone people and runs March 15.
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Stewart
Baptist Church Notes Church Activities and Programs
The Baptist church reports a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 90, B and a Tuesday or Sunday evening meeting at 6 20 led by REV WITERMAY, Pastor. Attendance on a Sunday was about 42 last year and 125 expected next Sunday. A photographer from Jerome will take a group boy picture at 2 pm. The church treasury stands over $50.90. Members listed include Misses Minnie Wright Crothers Helen Pieltz Francie Mable Mason and Lloyd Crothers. Next Sunday Chas Jones leads a 20 minute program with Miss Minnie Weatherly leading a 10 minute program. Visitors are invited.
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Jerome
Cate
Minnie — Wright — Crothers
Oelen Pielts
Francie Mable Mason
Lloyd Crothers
Arcands
Chas
Jones
Minnie W
Army of Resthers
Calls to Reform and Destruction Against Legislation
Fragmentary remarks reveal debate on constitutional reform and public utilities. Speakers critique proposals as destructive, urging measured amendment over tearing apart tracks and systems. A parable about neglecting water safety underscores need for constructive action.
That High School Auditorium and Gymnasium Explored
An editorial argues for a modern high school auditorium and gymnasium to curb delinquency and improve student growth. It urges community support for building a gym and auditorium with day and evening access, a Home Economics department, and enhanced training for students, linking facilities to moral and social development.
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Mhostone High School
Igh School
Re. Pole
Aeed
Bevy Crades
Rid
Unclear local item on community figures and events
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wes Hugh Jory Pauline and Qerhing Sheshose, a grocery assistant, and a teacher's meeting in Richfield. References to Adolph Mokienhater Minkicks and a Saturday trip imply school positions and station mentions, but specifics are unreadable.
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Wes Hugh
Jory
Pauline Owe
Ant
Owwn Carver
Inert
Priday
Hee Char
Ste
Kirtley
Richfield Syrday
Hichield School
Adolph Mokienhater
Teturmator
Catholic Services and Sermon Schedule Update
The notice lists Friday 7:30 pm Way of the Cross with Benediction, Wednesday sermons and Rozinctine Mass on Pebeoary 27 at 8:20, followed by catechin instruction and devotion sessions at 7:70. It mentions scenes from the Methodist conference at Canyon City shown last Sunday at the Methodist church.
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Canyon City
Oremen Lust Fall
They Methodist Church
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Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Magic Favoir Report
Cabiney
Wase
Harding
JOEN
WELCH
Agricultura TE
SSL& W. Co. Jerome
Tato
Witermay
Colonie
Ynur
Ur Industriat Ute
Mtes
Tle
Catholic Services
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