Idaho Potato Shipments Shift From Coast to Interior Markets
Idaho officials report the potato crop shipped mostly to coast cities last month but Thursday data shows 61 cars, only 10 to coast. California, Denver primary destinations with 16 and 13 cars respectively. Total season shipments 7,460 vs 9,506 last year. Prices remain high as production rises and markets taper, farmers predicting higher winter prices and warehoused stock release.
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Idaho Falls Boy Is Critically Ill in Washington
Dick Heath, a medical student from Idaho Falls at George Washington University, Washington D C, is critically ill with acute peritonitis and complications. He required a blood transfusion after bleeding episodes but was reported somewhat improved by bedside observers E L Blaylock and Senator Gooding.
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McCammon Scene Sees Local Visits and Meetings
D B Leonard visits McCammon for youth club work while Paul Nash and Leo Beckstead travel on state and regional business. Miss Morse and Miss Fox attend Blossom Time in Pocatello with other educators. Deputy Alma Marley and others conduct sheriff and civic duties during the week.
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Bannock County
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Rexburg
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Swan Lake
T. M. Edwards
Margaret Ruth
Thomas Jenkins, Sr
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Pocatello
J. M. Waste
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Downey
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Charlies Beck
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Lava Hot Springs
Anne Morse
Emma Fox
Alma Marley
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Pure Bred Holsteins Bring Large Profit at Idaho Sale
A Tribune Special notes three registered Holsteins sold by H. J. Wartcow near Idaho Falls. The cattle brought strong prices with bids up to 700 dollars, illustrating profit in purebred dairy stock.
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University faculty pledge memorial tribute after war loss
Moscow reports a memorial pledge by university faculty members as they honor fallen colleagues and reflect on wartime service. The piece notes memory, duty, and the impact on the campus community as the faculty contribute to a commemorative effort.
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Choose Board Members for Coming Year
Idaho Falls January 24 The Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce elected new directors Marshall B. Yeaman Ralph Edmaons George Brant and Charles L Berry. Holdovers include J Wesley Holden J Prety E G Bennett C W Authall and Fred Carleson. Secretary Donald Caldwell resigns to join Frank Norton in Springfield Missouri February 1.
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Frank Norton
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Downey Couple Weds Miss Mildred Coffin in Downey
A Downey couple known for popularity secretly wed in Pocatello at the bride’s sister home with only close family present. They plan a wedding dinner in Pocatello and Blackfoot before returning to Downey to start their life together.
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Cambridge
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John Rassmussen
Willard Kinksford
Henry Lolier
Jacobson
Malad
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Retrea Spree
M. A. Thomas
Ed. Quigley
Oxford
Idaho Youth Charged With Wife Desertion
Lazelle Carter, 18, was taken into custody in Idaho Falls at the request of Bingham county officers. He is charged with deserting his wife and will answer to wife desertion in Blackfoot.
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Annual feeders day at Aberdeen station draws hundreds
Blackfoot January 24 annual feeders day at the Aberdeen experiment station drew over a hundred attendees. Speakers included E F Reiphart state animal husbandry specialist, Mr Hickman of the animal industry department and Dr Nesey from Idaho farm. Superintendent A E McClymonds fed about 500 lambs divided into four lots for cost comparisons. Lambs shipped today to Omaha with shipping and marketing costs to be added to the lambs’ total cost, followed by a detailed report. Afternoon sessions at Aberdeen high school auditorium covered sheep industry topics.
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Local visitors and community events in Lava Hot Springs
Coborn of Mackay arrives to visit friends. Vernon Hooper returns from three years in the navy. Carl Spangberg and N S Holiday visit from Pocatello. Bob Sheffield from Logan visits. Parents and Teachers association met at the high school with lectures by Mrs. Loux and Mr. Cleare. Emma Potter hosts a thirteenth birthday party with games and gifts.
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Treaty rebounds diplomacy as Russia and Japan resume ties
In Peking a treaty signed by officials from Russia and Japan formalizes the restoration of diplomatic relations after a period of severed ties. The agreement marks a notable shift in East Asian diplomacy and sets the stage for renewed official contacts between the two nations.
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President Upham in Idaho Speaking Engagements
President A. Upham travels in south Idaho for Leadership Week events at Rexburg Arco and Boise. Two Boise engagements scheduled including University Club talk and Boise Christian Church appearance. He spoke January 21 at Rexburg on Fundamental implications and plans to attend the Arco farmers institute as part of the week.
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Malad Buyer Acquires Doede Holstein at Blaze Ribbon
Jesse H. Dredge of Malad purchased Doede, Ormsty Peterse, a noted Holstein bull, last week at Oxden. The bull has won blue ribbons and the grand champion ribbon at several fairs. Dredge plans to use Doede to head his large purebred Holstein herd.
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Idaho Falls Man Sentenced for Forgery
White found guilty of forgery and sentenced by Judge Edington to one to fourteen years in the state Penitentiary at Boise. He cashed two checks bearing the name of Orson Hudman, Progressive candidate for the State senate, for 10 and 19.75 dollars.
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Dinwoodey Addresses Students on Honesty
Idaho Falls high school students enjoyed an assembly program as C. E. Dinwoodey gave an inspiring talk on education. He stressed honesty as the key trait youths should cultivate, urging belief that honesty pays first, last and always. A skit titled The Fools was performed by Miss Marcine Riley Maurice Morley and Wendell Mellor.
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Idaho Falls Editor Named Director of Southern California Editorial Association
Ben Read, formerly editor of the Idaho Falls Daily Post, was appointed directing manager of the Southern California Editorial Association with HQ in Los Angeles New York. Read sought the job after leaving Idaho Falls last November. Willie Ritola, the Finnish runner, likely won’t face Paavo Nurmi for the remainder of the season.
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Blevens Takes Over Scouts at Blackfoo
Beryl Blevens of venceilo will begin work as scout director for Binkham county next Monday and stay a week to organize and direct scout activities. A court of honor will be held Friday evening at the courthouse with Judge Adair presiding to exam merit badges and advancement to first and second class.
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Woodmen Initiate at Blackfoot Meeting with New Officers
Woodmen of the World in Blackfoot held a large meeting January 21 with over 50 members present and two candidates initiated. After routine business the new officers for the year were installed, committees named for February 23 event, followed by an oyster supper and smoker. Separately in Detroit January 22 Ford Retail reported 1924 sales at 1,873,581, up 87,786 from 1923, with Lincoln up 25 percent to 7,501. Ford also shipped 2,000 Fordson tractors to Russia as part of a large parts stock.
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