Banking Code Commission backs new tighter bank rules
The Idaho Banking Code Commission report urged stricter bank oversight with higher capital requirements and safeguards on officer loans. It calls for 25 000 to 100 000 capital by city size, 20 percent surplus before dividends, director liability, loan limits, and a constitutional amendment for bank stockholder accountability. It opposes savings deposits reform and critiques guaranty laws.
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State Supreme Court
Code Commission
Commission
Haz
Oneida County Earns 27 Prizes at Ogden Stock Show
Tribune Special reports Oneida County won 27 prizes at the Ogden stock show held this week. Theo's people won blue ribbons along with Cosley and Sons C R Evans D M Daniels Arthur Boling Heke Jesse Arrison Tuyey and Smith Bille McClurg Mrs D R Evans and Joseph Kingsbury among awardees.
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Tribune
Oneida County
Theo
Cosley and Sons
C. R. Evans
D. M. Daniels
Arthur Bolingheke
Jesse Arrison
Tuyey and Smith
Bille McClurg
D. R. Evans
Joseph Kingsbury
Fathers and Scouts Banquet in Idaho Falls
Five hundred fathers and sons attended the annual Scouts dinner at the Methodist church in Idaho Falls. Rev John Edward Carver of Ogden gave the main address. R H Snyder and Scoutmaster J W West spoke, with invocation by Rev Waldo Maring and Bishop E Dinny. The event included a Scout flag ceremony and multiple talks by troop leaders.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
John Edward Carver
Presbyterian Church of Ogden
R. H. Snyder
Scout Council
J. W. West
Waldo Maring
Baptist Church
E. Dinny
Rver
D. J. Ryan
Mesers
Alvord
Armstrong
Ampperle
Campbell
Bryan
Evans
Wolde
Eckersell
Owen
Amerson
Wilkie
Lee
Streng
Oswald
Lott
Malad News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Club Elections
Mrs Oscar Booker departed for Salt Lake City for a short relative visit while Mrs Marian Christensen and her son Billy went to San Francisco for the winter and will return via Portland. Clio club officers elected include Miss Gladys Frederickson president and Mrs Clyde Ansen vice president, with other posts filled. An elders fundraiser social, Jennie Richards ill at home, third liquor arrest of Enoch Richards near Malad, and the class annual clang party at Malad high school with a rose and silver theme and dancing until midnight.
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Tribune
Oscar Booker
Salt Lake City
Marian Christensen
Billy
San Frantisco
Calif
Portland
Ore
Club Eleets
J. M. Kerns
Clio Club
Gladys Frederickson
Clyde Ansen
Seth Thomas
Roy Bishop
R. B. Owens
B. T. Jones
George Tovey, Jr
Lewis Davis
Second Ward
Jennie Richards
John Richards
Miss Richards
Atch
Enoch Richards
Morgan Tovey
Mr. Richards
Tovey
Ed Williams
Bulst
Malad
Malad High School
Unemployed Assist in Cleaning Streets
Mayor Louis of Idaho Falls organized an extra crew of unemployed men to clear gutters and keep sidewalks open after heavy snowfalls. Fifteen inches fell over two weeks with drifts increasing the snow depth. The program prioritizes families out of work, providing city street maintenance in business and residential areas.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Juan
Louis
Blackfoot High Hosts Second Public Expression Recital
In Blackfoot on January 12 the Expression department at Blackfoot High School presents a second public recital at 7:30 p m. Sixth period students perform readings and musical pieces with no admission charge. The program includes titles by students such as Zelma Kinney Margaret Pendlebury Leona Herbst and others.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
Helen Wright
Minnie
Laura Whittle
Connor
Margaret Pendlebury
Margaret Carter
Rienzi
Paul McClellan
Mr. Booley
Fac
Jeppson
Elna Bowker
Leona Herbst
Lola Devis
Forrest Perdue
Je Ezell
Hulda Clark
Sockery Seta
Wesley Bolae
State Lacks Funds to Keep Roads Open
The Blackfoot chamber of commerce asked Idaho officials to clear the Shelley to Idaho Falls road after heavy snows. Commissioner W J Hall replied lack of funds and equipment prevent snow removal. opening the road between Shelley and Idaho Falls could be temporary for two days, while full southeastern Idaho road openings would need $25,000.
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Tribune Speziaid
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Hall
Boise
Shelley
Idaho
Paris
Chamber of Commerce
Commissioner of Public Works
Horseshoe Bend Grange opposes child labor amendment
The Horseshoe Bend chapter of the Idaho Grange adopted a resolution opposing ratification of the proposed child labor constitutional amendment. It argues rural areas would suffer while urban regions benefit, and it asks Governor Moore and Boise county legislators to consider the hardship. The resolution also states that the United States has already passed enough prohibition amendments.
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Boise
Idaho
Horseshoe Bend
State Grange
CC. C. Moore
Boise County
Grange
United States of America
Regulations Against Idaho Dressed Poultry
Idaho faced strict quarantine rules on live and dressed poultry after a European pest scare. Seventeen states restrict Idaho shipments, while seven honor no embargo. permits are required from designated state veterinarians or authorities for delivery to others including Arizona Maine Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming.
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Bolce
Idaho
Californiana
Kentucky
New York
North Dakota
Washington
Agriculture Department
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
E. Douglas
Phoenix
Ariz
Maine
Herbert M. Tucker
Animal Industry
Augusta
Pennsylvania
T. B. Munce
Harrisburg
South Carolina
Wyoming
A. W. French
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eastern Idaho Grazing Association Holds Annual Meeting
In Idaho Falls on January 9 the Eastern Idaho Grazing Association re elected the same officers. James Just was named president and M. Wm. Farmer continued as secretary treasurer. Just departed Sunday afternoon for Boise to attend the annual meeting of livestock men and wool growers.
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Blackfoot
Eeastern
Idaho Grazing Association
Idaho Falls
James Just
M. WM. Farmer
Just
Boise
Long Valley Grasing association reelects officers at Idaho Falls meeting
The Long Valley Grasing association held its annual meeting in Idaho Falls on Friday. Officers were reelected: E. A. Stellworthy as president and rt 1923 leases for Andrus the secretary. Lands are being arranged with the state land board.
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Blackfoot
Long Valley Grasing Association
Idaho
E. A. Stellworthy
Andrus
State Land Board
Hold Family Reunion Marks 62nd Anniversary in Rexburg
Rexburg Tribune specials report the 62nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald Sr. celebrated Jan 1 with a family reunion in the L. 8. Second Ward meeting house. Fifty-seven descendants attended a long table dinner followed by a musical and literary program.
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Tribune
Rexburg
Robert Archibald
Second Ward
Prastnt
Dauchiera
Archibald
Orson Ricks
Thomas W. Archibald
Bfr
Alec S. Leatham
James W. Archibald
Frank Wyatt
Wellsville
Utah
Davis
North Salens
Robert, Jr
Boise
Scotland
Grazing Fees on National Forests Debated at Idaho Wool Session
Boise hosts a joint wool growers meeting to discuss the Phipps bill cutting grazing fees on national forests. The proposal sets rates at a portion of 1924 fees with minimums per head for cattle horses sheep and goats and contemplates state allocations for public schools and roads. A grazing appeals board is proposed within the Agriculture Department with five members and a sixth tie-breaker. The program begins January 12 1925 with Welcome by E B Sherman and remarks by T H McDermott.
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Boise
Phipps
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Department of Agriculture
Board of Grazing Appeals
Board
United States
Score of Agriculture
Forest Service
Liv
Secretary of Agriculture
A. F. Clover
E. B. Sherman
T. HH. McDermott
Prgesdees Association
Meridian
Pvt
George F. Nesbitt
Payette
Ap Ae Ee
Meport Advisory Board
Mittee
Les Dillingham
Mackar
Cattle and Sheep Association
Idaho
R. H. Rutledge
Ernest Winkler
F. R. Marshall
National Wool Growers
West
James A. Scrugham
Nevada
Vernon Metcalf
Nevada Land and Livestock Association
Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Owyhee Hotel
Joel Priest
Bannock County Solons Favor Three Bills
Bannock county legislators back three measures including a license for private detective agencies with a 100 dollar biennial fee and bonds from two to nineteen thousand dollars. The bill sets penalties for unlicensed operatives and prohibits coercive confessions by threats.
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Boise
Idaho
Bannock County
Walter Newcomb
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Idaho Exhibitors Shine at Sixth Ogden Livestock Show
Idaho pure bred beef and swine exhibitors won multiple ribbons at the sixth annual Ogden show while most purebred sheep champions came from Utah and Wyoming. Alvin Peterson of Mink Creek owned the grand champion fat hog, and Idaho dairymen claimed Holstein championships led by Clifford Tholl and Aloys Schaler. The grand champion lamb from Thousand Springs farm sold for 1.0 per pound to the Owyhee hotel in Boise for the Idaho Wool Growers convention banquet.
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Boise
Idaho
Ogden
E. F. Rinehart
University of Idaho Extension Department
Utah
Wyoming
Alvin Peterson
Mink Creek
Clifford Tholl
Deele
Aloys Schaler
New Plymouth
Thousand Springs
Wendell
Minnie W. Miller
Owyhee
Idaho Wool Growers
Bannock
Pocatello
Rinehart
Fa Lambs
Mike Barclay
Blackfoot
Rich and Wilson
Burley
Richard Fox
Silvertown
Ore
Oregon
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
California
Scholarship Awarded by Union Pacific in Jefferson County
Jan 12 report from Roberts notes Sheldon Saunders of Roberta High School won the Union Pacific scholarship for best calf club record in Jefferson County. The prize includes 26 cash, covering tuition at the state university and railroad fare to Moscow.
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Tribune
Roberts
Sheldon Saunders
Roberta High School
Union Pacific
Jefferson County
Ann
State University
Moscow
Married Friday in Idaho Falls Presbyterian church
Miss Charlotte Holste married Mrs. C Feeler in a Friday ceremony at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Jos eph Gulick officiating. The couple planned a honeymoon in Salt Lake and Ogden and will later reside in California. Mrs Feeler is the Holste daughter and is well known locally. Mr Feeler spends summers in Idaho Falls before moving to California.
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Tribune Idaho
Charlotte Holste
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Gulick
Salt Lake
Ogden
Idaho Falls
California
Feeler
John Holste
Mackay residents seek utilities commission probe
Sixty five Mackay residents petitioned the public utilities commission on Saturday demanding an investigation into Mackay Light and Power Company for unsatisfactory service. The commission announced that the probe would be conducted to determine the cause and remedies.
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Boise
Mackay
Public Utilities Commission
Mackay Light and Power Company
Commission
Freight rate cut to boost Idaho livestock shipments
Boise January announces Union Pacific agent Joel L. Priest to cut freight rates 50 percent for registered livestock moved in less than carload lots for breeding only. Effective date pending, new tariff to be released soon. Carriers west of Chicago joining. rate valid through December 1925. No reductions in carload rates.
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Luther J. Goldman
and Game Department
E. Thomas
United States
Dr. Bell
Iron Trail
H E. Goodwin
Idaho
A. M. Geary
Portland
Imberly
Bywater
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Anr
Boise
Joel L. Priest
Union Pacific Sytem
Pri
Chicago
Allan Seed Company Adds 24 Workers at Rexburg
Rexburg January reports that Allan Seed Company expands its working force as acreage signed up for next year grows. Local manager F Maynard says twenty four more men and women were added January 1, increasing staff to eleven men and eleven women, boosting activity at the picking plant for the new winter season.
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Rexburg
Allan Seed Compa
F.maynard
Ind
Mr. Maynar
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Idaho State News
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Gost
Office City
Piso
J. E. Camron, MD
Carlsow Sldo
King Coal
T. B. Smith
Willard Land, Mgr
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