State dairy inspector orders stricter display rules for foods
Boise Idaho June 5 1911 state dairy food and sanitary inspector James H Wallis issues a bulletin to merchants enforcing new laws to protect foods from dust flies and contamination. It outlines display and covering requirements for fruits vegetables and prepared foods and warns of penalties for violations. The article notes grocers largely comply and cites a Pennsylvania example of covered bread and cakes reducing fly exposure.
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JAMES HL WALLIS
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Food and Sanitary Inspector
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Seven Nominations on File for County Offices
Seven nominating papers are filed with the county clerk for county offices. Candidates include Meyers Cohn for county treasurer, Mrs. Alice Cosgrove for superintendent of schools, Theodore Swanson and Jim Francis for sheriff, GO. J. Bell for probate judge, Witt T. Walker for county coroner, and others. Several races are hinted, with talks of potential runs for county attorney and probate judge, while recent wet vs dry election results favored dry sentiments in the area.
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Alice Cosgrove
Theodore Swanson
Jim Francis
GO. J. Bell
Witt T. Walker
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Justice of the Peace
T. A.duhnaon
Kinport peak
G. W. Fox
Jormaton
Cert Barnard
K. M. Terrell
J. H W. Case
Theodore Turner - Thurng
T. F. Terrell
Earl D. Jones
Worthy brothers fatally wound officer in Coveville gunfight
Cokeville Marshal Dan Hansen died from wounds after a night clash with bandits Bert Dalton Peter Olson and others. Whitney and accomplice, suspected in a ransom note, were later reported as armoured guards held at the jail while authorities investigated. Separately, a forestry note urges proper earth packing when transplanting trees to ensure new growth and root contact.
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Bert Dalton
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Peter Olson
Keal Lunker
Bear river bridge
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Charley Whitney
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Marshal Hansen
Whitneys
State Buys Water for Lava Springs
The state land board in Boise approved purchasing two shares of water in a ditch company to irrigate 30 acres at Lava Hot Springs. The site will receive trees and be developed for cottages, with plans for a hotel and two more pools to handle crowds. Isaac Thorne, in charge, noted growing grounds, 43 tents on site, and 250 daily bath visitors while urging infrastructure improvements.
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Veterans of Spanish War Install Officers in Soda Springs
Veterans of the Spanish War met last Saturday in Soda Springs to install officers. The public ceremony featured an oath and a banquet at Odd Fellows Hall with Miss Marguerite Eastman and Dolly Watson receiving a message to join the gathering. Mr. J. S. Strachan offered a warm welcome and spoke on soldiers life, danger, and family longing, followed by lodge introductions and a military salute.
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Dolly Watson
Odd Fellows
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Soda Springs
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Flooding Highways and Irrigation Water Regulations
Public notice warns irrigators and water users to avoid releasing water onto public roads. Violations carry a misdemeanor charge with fines from twenty five to fifty dollars plus costs, with double the amount for a second offense. Road supervisors and law officers are to file complaints on knowledge of violations.
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