County Agent to Continue Work Amid Farm Bureau Expansion
George Dewey, Canyon County county agent, has reconsidered leaving for private business and will remain in his post as the farm bureau enlarges its scope. Plans for 1921 include state wide marketing associations and cooperative efforts to improve marketing conditions for northern Idaho crops, with meetings in every school district and the New Year oyster dinner at Lone Star marking the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewey
Farm Bureau
The
Nations Organisation
Activitie
Mr. Dewey
Thexe
County Farm Bureau
Dewey Han
Canyon County Farm Bureau
R. B. Musser
Idaho
California
Lone Star
Rodent Control Saves Crops Across Idaho 1920s Effort
Rodent control work by extension division and federal partners saved crops worth 3,461,399 in Boise region during the 1920s. The biennial report notes extensive surveys, farm programs, and county measures, with millions in losses prevented. Estimates discuss land per acre costs and area protected, detailing cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture and local county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Malesiovers
Art County Farm Bureaus
Biological Survey
United States
Department of Agriculture
University Exion Division
Biological Ages Voy
Polis
Federal
Boise
Lly
Basily
Diznetor L W. Fluharty
Wsi
Tabor
Amd
Grand Squeres Lowe
Bri
Yahio
Lin
P. E. O. Banquet at Finney Hall
P. E. O. sisterhood held their annual mas party at Finney hall Monday evening January 27. Dinner was served at 6:30 and guests gathered for socializing and contests led by Mrs. F. M. Cole. Several initiations occurred with L. S. Dike J. F. Roddy and others noted. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy O. J. Smith H. Hayman and many others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Sisterhood
Finney Hall
M. O's
L. 5. Dike
J. F. Roddy
W. P. Lyon
J. J. Rue
W. F. Vance
S. Jackson
J. Staith
Carlisle Smith
TE. Buckner
Allen Lyon
F. B. Springer
Mra. F. M. Cole
R. S. Madden
FE Roddy
CS Dayly C
le Chalfont
Fi E. Springer
J. J. Kae
B. S. Kille
W. J Lyon
RS. Macken
Mb Cole
Misses Shuey Oakes
Luella Lavon
Georgia McVarland
Werrietta Sturayun
Sadie Westeaty
Ars. Kern
Hart
Carrie Strinenberg
Fires Stuinenberg
Near East Relief Forces Hold Station Amid Quiet Front
Report describes Near East Relief occupying stations with minimal disturbances. Turkish governor shown friendly, October 12 arrival of 60 units of "puppline" evidences transportation issues. Hawkes hopes to return home for near end of college term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Nationaliats
Turky
Sivan
Mr. Hawkes
Jean
Post Office Receipts Shrinkage Not Tied to Huston Routes
James Ford Caldwell postmaster reports that Huston route cuts and war tax reductions did not prevent a strong year for 1920 postal business. He notes 1919 postal receipts of 29,707 with substantial revenue stamp deductions and reduced rates, yet 1920 likely to surpass last year’s totals despite centralized offices and Christmas rush shifts. Packages moved quickly, with limited handling, signaling rapid growth in Caldwell and surrounding territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford
Huston
Ford
Hiisine Wa
Jaca
Fallon
Caldwell
Post Office
Morden
Pamn
Tord Becime
Foral
Biucary
Artisans Elect Officers and Nt Meeting Summary
Caldwell Assembly of United Artisans elects officers for the 292nd term. Dunlap named Superintendent, Finck Tyapeetar, Remo Mastic Secretary, Goweys Treasurer, Posy Sre Condugeon, Letehty Master Cepemanios, Jonir Chadwen, Beas Prost also listed. Meetings held at Masvalle Matt fourth Monday night each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Assembly of United Artisans
Tech
S&b. Dunlap
Dem Finck
Tyapeetar
Remo Mastic
CR Goweys
Portpone Concert Postponed to January Ninth
The Portpone Concert at the College of Idaho has been postponed to Sunday January 9. The delay, announced Thursday by F. Fy Meale, affects January only and allows students who have not yet returned to attend Chant work at the college. The February concert remains scheduled for the first Sunday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rol F. Fy Meale
College of Idaho
My. Hteale
Marth
Farmers Pool Wool Crop Across Idaho 1919 1920
Idaho farmers pooling wool from small flocks totaled 2 131 000 pounds in 1919 and 1920, per university extension. In 1919 cooperatives marketed 409 000 pounds, boosting farmers’ returns by 48 720. In 1920 pools reached 1 522 000 pounds, many through farm bureaus, across sixteen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise—Idaho
University Extension Division
E.F
Idaho Tarmers
Aposialiat
Boise Valley
Baise Valley
Ady
Gent
Payette
Fremont
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome Testemieees
Lewis Scieeree
Lincoln
Minidoka
Twin Valle
Washington
Miss Millie Kk Howard Dies After Illness at Greenleaf
Miss Millie Kk Howard a Canyon county teacher for three years and longtime Greenleaf resident died after pneumonia complications. She taught at Lake Lowell and in Greenleaf’s intermediate class. Funeral services were held at Greenleaf church conducted by Rev Wells, with burial in Emmett. Members of the school church and community mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Kk. Howard
Emmsett
Canyon ‘Pownty
Uo the Great
Greenleaf
Lake Lowell
Howard
Pular Young Couple Are Married Tuesday in Nampa
Margaret King and James Boone were united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Nampa Tuesday evening. Boone, a Yale Law School graduate and attorney, will work with the state attorney general. King is a daughter of the King family of Nampa and a social figure there. They will reside in Boise for now. A separate note says Mr. Cummings and Miss Grace Sackett of Parm were married at the Christian parsonage Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret King
James Boone
Nampa
W. J Moone
Misa Margaret King
Howard King
Boone
College of Idaho
Yale Law School
Pres Bt
Roy Black
Caldwell
Bel
United States
Clarence Hill
Tate
Mins King
Nasapa
Mel Hoane
Boise
Cm, Cummings
Mise Grace Sackett
Parmd
Mian Sackett
A. J. Adams
Mian Cummings
Parm
Red Cross Launches Local Work of Mercy
The local Red Cross chapter met at city hall to decide on employing a paid worker and to join the national plan of home rescue work. Mrs Anketell and Miss Miriam Wada outlined local activities and authorized a $1000 contribution to augment the existing $23,000,000 fundraising effort for European relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Natinal Red Cross Organization
Anketell
Miriam Wada
Nampa Red Cross
Nampa
Herbert Moorer
Seed Show Preparations and Expectation in Idaho
Elaborate preparations underway for an Idaho seed show opening in January. 1000 to 1200 visitors expected, Chamber of Commerce committees canvassing for lodging. Show promises record exhibitor quality and quantity, with Idaho Equity warehouse filled and Moonbeam venue listed for displays. C B Ablon, state seed commissioner, reviews preparations and notes tripling of exhibits. Local leadership discusses construction details for Caldwell 0.0. F building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
eHort
Idaho
Idaho Equity
Moonbeam
C. B. Ablon
Ian Snany
Hay Freight Rate Debate Leaves Idaho Markets Confused
Discussion centers on hay freight pricing between southwestern Idaho and northern Idaho. Leonard Way opposes reductions while local producers and shippers push for lower rates citing an $11 per ton standard is too high. Several factors including competing markets in eastern Washington and Idaho shape current expectations and upcoming meetings aim to resolve the pricing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
Leonard Way
Corne Aianion
Bing
May Thfort
Idaho
Way
Vetter
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Northern
Howver
Washington
Tiaho
Elform
Jas
Altnation Weill
Japan
Jin Smeed
Kaneda City
Wool Growers Hope for Congressional Action on Wool Prices
Special Dispatch from Washington reports that National Wool Growers Association leaders express confidence Congress will pass tariff legislation to aid wool producers. A temporary embargo on wool imports is seen as a step, followed by a protective tariff to relieve current pressures. McClure expects improved conditions for wool growers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
McClure
Canyon County teacher Mildred Banks brides Wilder in Christmas ceremony
Miss Mildred Banks a Canyon County teacher married Scott Brawn Wilder at the Hanks home in Fargo Community Christmas Evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Ewing with Stanley Banks of Boise decorating the Nourse. The couple left for a Portland honeymoon then to reside on the groom’s Wilder ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Banks
Canyon County
Scott Brawn
Wilder
Hanks
Fargo
Stanley Banks
Boise
Rev. Ewing
Portland
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Geo. Dewey
Henwyvars
Furmery
United States Faireai
God Comity Commissioners
Mark
Near East
Berambie
Portpone
Pneumon
Nidaly
Pular
North
Ealing
Hinks Congress
J. W. Erwin
Tha
Sacramento
Cal
Kewit
Alda May Lamote
Tueaday
Richard H. Haynie
Hallway
Oregon
A. J
Falfwigo Orregon
Ramey
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