Fort Hall Federal Aid Report Highlights Major Projects
Fort Hall agency Superintendent F A Gross outlines emergency conservation and public works programs funded at Fort Hall. The report details 100000 dollars for CCC style work, including commissary, rodent and cricket control, 60-75 miles of trails and 60 miles of fencing, 80 miles of boundary lines, 9 miles of telephone lines, and noxious weed control. Public Works allocates 90000 dollars for roads, schools, and employee housing, while Civil Works adds 23 employees and funds for community centers, with 5 percent of earnings paid to Indians and 40 percent saved in bank accounts for later disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
F. A. Gross
Chamber of Commerce
Rudolph Goranson
University
T. R. Neilson
W. L. Harvey
Western Shippers Advisory Board
B. A. McDevitt
W. F. Howard
West Clark
West Whitman
Gross
Bannock Creek
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Tom G. Gwyn
Lincoln Creek
Little Indian Ditch
Ross Fork Creek
Fort Hall Reservation
India
Seek Injunction Over Unsigned Bannock CWA Relief
A Bannock county Progressive group seeks an injunction to halt CWA payments to workers not properly signed on relief rolls. Leaders Harris and Renberg accuse about half of county Civil Works workers of missing signatures. They report relief lists cover about 700 families with around 1375 CWA workers, and payments are being issued as store orders rather than cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harri
C. E. Renbere
Bannock County
Harris and Renberg
Progressives
Final meeting of Business Women's study group
The final gathering of the Business Women's study group is set for Friday at 8 PM at Dr. Minnie Howard's home. The session will cover Idaho history under the direction of Mrs. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Howard
Idaho
Howard
Cly Begins Toy Campaign for Pocatello Children
Pocatello groups including the fire department Goodfellows Elks Hi-Y clubs Girl Reserves and Lions Club unite to collect toys for needy children. The CWA relief and US Rail Transport support ease need, with schools channels asked to receive donated toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellos
Goodfellows of the Elks
Lions Club
Pocatello
CWA
Bannock
US. S
Ralph Baker
Mor Hl-Y Club
Bakerud
Central
East Side
Short Line Wins Accident Case
Black Foot Oregon December 7 Special The hearing of evidence in the case of George P. Claris of Nowry against the Oregon Sherrie railroad concluded with District Judge Guy Evens directing the jury to return a verdict for the defendant. Claris sought damages for the loss of an eye while working in oil shops about a year ago claiming the accident resulted from a faulty crease gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Foot
George P. Claris
Lwws
Oregon Sherrie Railroad
Guy Evens
Claris
Home Interest Meet Friday In Pocatello
Southern Idaho hosts first united home interests meeting at the University of Idaho Southern Branch auditorium in Pocatello Friday December 8 at 2 PM. Dr Lenno T Dennis of the American Home Economics Association will discuss Present Social and Economic Problems of the Family. The program includes singing and performances by local musical groups and a discussion session.
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Southern Idaho
United Home Interests
Extension Service
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Idaho Home Economics Association
Southeastern Idaho
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Lenno T. Dennis
American Home Economics Association
Dennis
Idaho
E. J. Baldwin
University of Taho
O'Hara
Purnel
Rudolph Goranson
Joshua Fitte
Jericho
Woodland Magic
Wick
Melvin Dunn
Bobby Ware
Bocca
Marjorrie Eastman
Lemno T. Dennis
Beet Growers Name Officers
Beet growers of the Blackfoot factory district met at the Mission theatre Wednesday afternoon for annual election of officers. H. M. Wray was reelected president E. T. Zeigler vice president J. L. Van Orden secretary George T. Cobbley representative on the state board with H. M. Wray alternate. Directors chosen I. L. Tanner J. W. Chaffin George T. Cobbley J. L. Van Orden Henry Jepeon E. T. Zeigler O. P. Collister H. M. Wray.
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Blackfoot
Mission Theatre
H. M. Wray
E. T. Zeigler
J. L. van Orden
George T. Cobbley
I. L. Tanner
J. W. Chaffin
Rose
Wapello
Thomas
Henry Jepeon
Tyhee
Grace
O. P. Collister
Groveland
Riverside District
Eastern Star Elects Chapter Officers
Esther chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual election Wednesday evening naming Worthy matron Mrs. M. M. Palmer and associate matron Mrs. W. C. Furchner. Worthy patron Archie A. Kennedy and associate patron conductress Mrs. Robert Peterson were also chosen.
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Eastern Star
Blackfoot
Esther Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
M. M. Palmer
Archie A. Kennedy
W. C. Furchner
W. D. Ashe
Robert Peterson
Duncan S Lowrie 77 Dies in Boise After Railway Service
Duncan S Lowrie 77 of Boise a Union Pacific freight agent in 1902 died at his son's home from heart disease. Born in Scotland August 23 1856 he joined UP in 1882 moving to Boise seven years ago. Survived by widow three daughters and two granddaughters with remains to be shipped to Boise.
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Duncan S. Lowrie
Boise
Union Pacific Railway
B. H. Lowrie
North Arthur
Topeka
Kansas
Bose
Mr. Lowrie
Union Pacific
Scotland
America
Kans
Pocatello
Oise
Lowris
Lowrie
Masonic Lodge
Omaia
Scottish Rite
Shriners
H. Lowrie
H. H. King
H. King
Montpelier
Alice Laird
Ft. Madison
Iowa
John Brass
Lyon Healy
Francis Bennett
Grand Junction
Colo
Downard
Paschke Heads Local Club Returns as Officers Elected
Ductress Mrs. C. F. Paschke serves as secretary while Bertha Van Akin is reelected treasurer with C. A. Disher as another officer. Installation is scheduled for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Paschke
Bertha van Akin
C. A. Disher
Bankruptcy discharge sought by Alma Condie in Idaho court
Alma George Condie has filed for discharge in bankruptcy in the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division. Creditors and interested parties must appear by January 10, 1934 and within ten days file grounds of opposition with the Clerk. R. W. Jones Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Alma George Condie
United States District Court For
Idaho
R. W. Jones
Notice to Contractors Inkom School District Idaho
The Inkom Common School District announces sealed proposals to alter enlarge repair and complete the present school building. Proposals are to be submitted by 8:00 p m December 21 1933 to A J Damron Chairman at Floyd Barber Superintendent Office Inkom School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom Common
Inkom
Idaho
A. J. Damron
Floyd Barber
Inkom Common School District seeks bid on heating plant
The Inkom Bannock County Idaho district invites bids for a heating plant installation with plans by architect Franklin Paradice of Portneuf Building. Bid must include a five percent certified check or corporate surety bond. Contract subject to federal approval. dated December 4, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom
Idaho
Prank Paradice
Portneuf
Pocatello
Board of Trustees
Bannock County
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
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Holmes and Edwards
Rogers Bros
Molinelli
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta Wrekoop
Chicago
Skyride
Mike
Mary Gerken
Wynekoop
Associated Press
Cly
Women of Moose
W. O. W. Hall
Billmeyer
Southeastern
Beet Growers
Mae West
Baron Fitts
Los Angeles
L. Employe
Duncan Lowrie
U. P
Pai
Martha Schultz
Ssth St
Tacoma
Wash
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington
Admiral Richard Byrd
Famous Bandits
Famous Detectives of Fici
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
The
Pocatello Tribune
A. F. Grippeth
L. J. Schnabel
Stirling’s, Inc
Liberty Coal Sales Co
Willard Land, Mgr
Wilson Bros. and
Salisbury
Cameron
van Heusen
Bowles-Mack Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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