Idaho Farm Crops Value Rises Despite Drought
Idaho crop report shows total value of 12 principal farm crops at 75 072 000 for 1924 based on December prices, a 4 percent rise from 1923. Despite 5 percent less harvested area and a severe drought, hay leads with 26 442 000 followed by wheat at 23 255 000. rye, beans, clover seed and other crops show price and production changes.
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Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Federal Reserve Department of Agriculture
Political Party and House Member Listings by County
A dense roster lists Democratic Republican and Progressive party members across Idaho counties, including names for county representatives in Ada Bannock Bear Lake and many others. The compiled entry names individuals such as J. H. McBirney Charles F. McDonald H. Reineke Luke Williams and K. Preston among others across numerous counties.
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E. G. van Hoesen
Adams County
Ola Transtrum
Bear Lake County
T. B. Head
Clear- Water County
W. J. Hinton
Owyhee County
O. Hargrove
Washington County
H. Reineke
Canyon County
Walter Knox
Gem County
George G. Barrett
Gooding County
J. D. Sewer
Jerome County
Ed I. Kirkpatrick
Minidoka County
W. R. Richmond
Nez Perce
Joseph E. May
Power County
House
J. H. McBirney
Claude R. Davis
T. J. Atkins
John McMillan
C. W. McClurg
Ada County
Charles F. McDonald
M. A. Pond
J. F. Whitney
Bannock County
H. B. Hull
Bear Lake
J. E. Jones
Benewah
Christian Anderson
Edward Thorenson
Bingham County
W. Fuld
Blaine County
W. S. Galbraith
Boise County
George McCumbs
Bonner County
A. J. Bedeies
Fred Gustafson
Bonneville County
O. H. Campbell
Boundary County
John K. Baxter
Camas County
John A. Elison
Cassia
R. W. Katerndahl
Clark County
Frank E. Smith
Clearwater County
C. M. Selix
Elmore County
L. W. Hateh
Franklin County
J. H. Egbert
Fremont
John C. Sanborn
Gooding
Lloyd Fenn
Idaho County
Percy G. Fairman
M. I. Kiger
E. T. Taylor
Kootenai County
Alfred F. Anderson
Guy W. Wolfe
Latah County
H L. Summers
Lewhi
L. Thomason
Lewis County
W. J. Tapper
Lincoln County
Jacob Hageby
Dison
Jesse Hoffman
W. Scott Hall
Oneida County
J. F. Meihaff
Robert L. Brainard
Rush J .White
Shoshone
A. E. Taylor
Teton County
E. R. Brooks
W. D. Gillis
F. L. Stephen
Twin Falls
O. C. Paisley
Butte County
C. E. White
Caribou
John Boyle
Custer
Robert Coulter
Valley County
E. Talboy
H. E. Cossett
T. Milliken
A. B. Chapman
E. H. Darrow
M. FE. Allen
John Brant
W. F. Appel
Luke Williams
Charles 8. Moody
Jefferson County
D. J. Wyatt
K. (. Preston
F. B. Soupies
Payette County
Idaho State Society Hosts Reception for Delegates
Washington January 6 Idahoans form capital club as the Idaho State society in Washington hosts a December 20 reception and dance for delegates. Notables present include Senators Borah Gooding and Frank and Mrs. Smith, Congressman French and others with about 150 attendees. The event signals the society’s growing, active role among state groups in the capital.
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Toussaint Dubois
Washington, D. C
Washington
Franklin Square Hotel
William E. Borah
Frank Gooding
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
Fred T. Dubois
Walter Smith
Davia
Idaho State Society
Wiliam Ferrand
Ferrand
Thelma Hare
University of Idaho
Hag Geological Survey
Alaska
Theron Carruth
Blackfoot
Wright
Miss Smith
O. F. Smith
Senator Gooding
Frank Paul
Local items and notices from Idaho Falls on January
Idaho Falls society notes report births and illnesses, business visits, travel plans, and student departures. Leonard Ball welcomes a daughter. J E Higgins undergoes appendectomy. Mrs H C Lyons visits relatives in Portland and Berkeley. Frank Munsee to join studyant business in St Anthony. U G Life chats with J H Peterson. Wrights visit from Ogden. students Holden and Rowles head to Seattle and Stanford respectively.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Leonard Ball
Ammon
L. D
J. E. Higgins
Club Cigar Store
L. PD. & Hospital
H.C. Lyons
Portland
Ore
Eee
T City
U. G. Life
Western Union
Salt Lake
Laho Falls
J. H. Peterson
A. Wright
Ogden
Luke Wright
Ma Sager
Pocatello
Wright Mercantile Company
Idaho
Glen Edmunds
Ralph Edmunds
University of Idaho
Holden
Seattle
University of Oa
Rowles
Stanford
School of Finance
Death of Wayne Arave at Family Home
The five year old Wayne Arave, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Arave, died at his family home in the city Sunday after a brief illness. Services will be announced by the funeral home.
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Wayne
Mrawank Arave
Ovens
Idaho State Officers Sworn In As Legislature Opens
Idaho sworn in Monday as state officials and supreme court justices take oaths. Governor Moore and a long list of state roles including secretary of state Jeter and attorney general Conner are named alongside district judges and 11th district and senate members from multiple counties. The roster lists many counties and districts from Bannock to Bonnevill and Caribou reflecting a broad inauguration slate.
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Moore
H. C. Baldridge
F. A. Jeter
EF. H. Gallet
D. F. Banks
A. H. Conner
Elizabeth Kussum
Stewart Campbell
Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
Raymond L. Givens
Dade
A. H. Featherstone
Wallace
C. Breele
Moscow
Dana E. Brinck
Boise
Clinton H. Hartson
Henry F.ensign
Hailey
O. R. Baum
American Falls
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
Ralph W. Adair
Blackfoot
Ed L. Bryan
Caldwell
Bertram 8S. Varian
Former Pocatelloan Dies at Idaho Falls
Mrs. Earl B. Nelson wife of Earl Nelson an employee of the White Star laundry died at her Idaho Falls home Saturday evening. She was 23 and survived by her husband a two year old son a three day old infant her parents Mr and Mrs Ballard of Victor and several sisters and brothers. The Nelsons once lived in Pocatello for four years before moving to Idaho Falls a year ago. Funeral services will be held at Victor on Wednesday afternoon with interment there.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Earl B. Nelson
Earl Nelson
White Star Laundry
Ballard
Victor
Mrs. Nelson
Pocatello
Sm. We. Nelson
G Lawndry
Women Jurors Favored by Blackfoot Club
The Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's club met in the chamber of commerce to bid farewell to secretary Grace Peck who is joining Harrington Adams. The group invited the Idaho Falls club to meet January 19 with Baptist church hosts. Members passed a vote urging state legislators to permit women to serve on juries. About 35 attended.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Grace Peck
Harrington Adams Company
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot Club
McCammon Briefs Show Local Moves and Returns
McCammon residents report travel and work changes as many students return to Idaho universities and townsfolk resume duties. Miss Larry Hillman resigns from Utah Power & Light and will move to Pocatello to work for County Assessor Brown. Several locals depart for Salt Lake City Moscow and Logan for education and employment.
McCammon Schools Resume After Holidays
The McCammon schools returned Sunday evening from Salt Lake City where staff spent the holidays with friends. Full student attendance reported as classes resumed Monday after a two week vacation. The M E church promotes tickets for a Gooding college benefit at the local opera house next Thursday featuring Mrs Walter Johson and a local male quartet under Mrs C Y Wilson.
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McCammon
Salt Lake City
M. E. Church
Gooding College
Walter Johson
C. Y. Wilson
Downey Roundup of Returns From Holiday Visits
Downey notes list of residents returning to colleges and homes after the holidays. Osmond Flint goes to Logan Utah to attend U A C. Maud Miller and William Miller return to Hyrum Utah. James Almond returns to Logan to study. Claire Spidell to Albion for normal school. Alcott Sessions returns to Logan for school. Roy Christiansen returns to Moscow for Idaho university. Several students resume studies at Pocatello Tech. Leah Kraemer returns from Little Rock to Downey. Avilda Thomas returns from Twin Falls. Carrie Thomas returns home to Malad. Mildred Thomas and Miss Nelson resume teaching duties in Woodland and Cherry Creek. Sigrid Johnson and Erma Hyde visit Salt Lake City before returning.
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Tribune
Downey
Osmond Flint
Logan
Utah
Misa Maud Miller
William Miller
Hyrum
Nets Hartvigsen
James Almond
Claire Spidell
Albion
Alcott Sessions
Mattie Sessions
Roy Christiansen
Jerry Christiansen
Moscow
Idaho University
Lowell Wallace
Elmer Hartvigsen
Elvin Christiansen
Harold Thomas
Milton Hartvigsen
Gerald Christiansen
Pocatello Tech
Pocatello
Leah G. Kraemer
Downey High School
Little Rock
Ark
Mark Bybee
Lewiston
Avilda Thomas
Twin Falls
Carrie Thomas
Malad
Mildred Thomas
Nelson
Woodland
Cherry Creek
Sigrid Johnson
Erma Hyde
Salt Lake City
Edmunds Appointed Field Secretary of Idaho Chamber
Ralph Edmunds was named field secretary for the Idaho Chamber of Commerce, announced through the Pocatello Chamber. He will recruit other chambers to join the state group and promote Idaho’s resources. The appointment highlights his success in statewide advertising and his talks on Selling Idaho to Idahoans.
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Idaho Falls
Ralph Edmunds
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Edmunds
Jersey design grants warmth with feminine close collar
London reports a Guernsey fisherman favors a jersey featuring silk and wool so light yet warm that it includes a high close fitting double collar surrounding the throat. The accessory aims to complement a feminine collar trend while preserving practicality at sea.
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London
Guernsey
Jersey
Idaho Sheepmen Enjoy a Promising 1925 Outlook
Idaho sheep and wool industry improved in 1924 and growers expect a better 1925. Prices ranged with 1924 peaks near 0.56 per pound for top clips, stores sold later at 0.55, and 0.4 for better grades. Lamb production held strong despite dry ranges, foretelling a smaller 1925 lamb crop but bright feeder prospects.
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Boise
Idaho
First National Bank
Hugh Sproat
Sproat
United States
Mage Ket
Wyoming
Mont
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Bannock
O. H. Hailey
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Ner County
M. B. Yeaman
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W. H. Hillman
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