Supervisors Begin Wheat Control Duties in Bannock County
Field staff and office crew started work under the federal wheat control program. The Downey area hosted workers to acquaint them with duties before assignments, listing supervisors J A Wiley and others, with assistants and engineers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Harold Thomas
J. D. Stoddard
Downey
J. W. Parkhouse
Dan Hanse
Grace
Morris Creer
James I. Miller
Bancroft
Charles Thorney
Lava Hot Springs
Oliver Jackson
Cecil Thomas
Swan Lake
J. E. Wilson
Lund
J. W. Adams
Dan McGregor
Cleveland
W. L. Bassett
Lago
Fred Christensen
Central
James Wood
Pocatello
J. A. Wiley
Kenneth Nilson
Wan Lake
Stanford Christensen
L. M. Perkins
D. W. Grimm
Bancrof
T. P. West
Russell Garst
Robert Frazier
Estimate of Expenses for Alameda Village Idaho 1934 35
The Village of Alameda Bannock County Idaho submits an estimate of expenses for the fiscal year May 1 1934 to May 1 1935 including general levy costs for streets parks fire sanitary debt sinking fund waterworks and park bonds plus delinquent interest and water sales. The total proposed cash revenue and bond provisions amount to 922180.80 with additional amounts for bond sinking funds and waterworks operations approved May 16 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Idaho
Bannock County
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Tribune
Alameda Fire Department
Tocais
Fire Department
On Village
Ing
Icipal
J. H. Guyman
Postmaster General Delays Idaho Falls Patronage Decision
Farley defers ruling on who controls the Idaho Falls postmaster patronage after Coffin's death. Senator Pope, Idaho Democratic officials, and local committees clash over selection of W. S. Snyder or other candidates. Incoming telegrams urge a local election like Moscow and White. The denial of a decision stalls patronage and hints at state board influence.
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Washington
Farley
Idaho
Thomas C. Coffin
Pope
Idaho Falls
Coffin
W. S. Snyder
T. A. Walters
Democratic
Representative White
Dem
Moscow
County Central Committee
Civil Service Commission
Democratic Central Committee
Shyder
Wheat growers to receive extra payments in Idaho
Moscow reports additional benefit payments totaling nearly 120000 dollars will go to Idaho wheat producers who signed adjustment contracts. The funds result from raising the wheat program second payments to nine cents per bushel from eight, per P A Eke economist of the experiment station.
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State Board of Review
Weath
Moscow
Idaho
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
P. A. Eke
Announcements WBA Club Entertainment by Pearl Larsen
WBA club No 6 will be entertained by Pearl Larsen at 8 p m Friday at 1659 North Arthur Camden New Jersey telephone 1883W for nonattendance. Jim Brown ing 235 Verona Missouri threw Gino Garibaldi 214 Italy 42 22. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bannock Idaho Estate of Mary Jane Hawkley deceased claims must be filed with administrator at 273 Taft Avenue Alameda Bannock County Idaho within six months after first publication. Dated Pocatello Idaho May 29 1934. D. T. Hawkeley Administrator. First publication June 1.
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WBA Club
Pearl Larsen
North Arthur
Camden
N. J
Jim Browning
Verona
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Mary Jane Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Alameda
Idaho
Pocatello
D. T. Hawkeley
Batate of Idaho
Pocatello City Council approves 1934 tax levy plan
City of Pocatello Idaho resolves the estimated money needed for the new fiscal year starting May 1 1934 including debt interest and sinking fund. The notice lists general levy expenses for departments and bonds with totals for bond interest and principal. The publication appears in the Pocatello Tribune per mayor and council directive.
United States Scores First in Wimbledon Wightman Cup
Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey won the first two singles for the United States as the U S team opened the Wightman Cup defense in Wimbledon. Jacobs defeated Peggy Scriven 6 1 6 1, while Palfrey beat Dorothy Round 6 3 3 6 8 6 in a tense match.
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United States
Sarah Palfrey
Wimbledon
Eng
Sam
Helen Jacobs
Brookline
Mass
Miss Jacobs
Margaret
Peggy Scriven
Baer Makes Honest Man Of Wes Mullen
Wes Mullen, a known local sportsman, held a winning fight pool ticket and suspected a fix. He claimed collaboration with the Pocatello Tribune fight announcer to stage an eleventh round knockout for his payoff. The announcer reportedly confirmed the eleventh round victory for Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Wes Mullen
Pocatello Tribune
Mullen
Carnera Enters Hospital After Baer Defeat
Primo Carnera went to a New York hospital for X rays and treatment of a twisted ankle and strained ligaments after being knocked down eleven times and stopped in the 11th round by Max Baer. The earlier bout ended with Baer dethroning Carnera as heavyweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Carnera
Sequals
Italy
Mullen Claims Prize with Surprised Victory
Mullen accepted the spoils and demanded payment, feeling pleased yet mostly surprised to learn he had won honestly. The element of surprise marked his reaction as he realized the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Carnera Fights On Despite Injury in September Return
In New York and his home village supporters cite Carnera's word in a cablegram to his father. The message says he fought heroically with a dislocated ankle and will stop attempting a return match in September. Papa Carnera mourns, staying up all night with friends as radio accounts recount the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnera
Papa” Carnera
Idaho Dairymen Given Dividend
Caldwell Idaho June 15 AP Boise valley dairymen were richer today by 17497.61 dollars as the Idaho Dairymen’s Association distributed dividends to members from reserves and surplus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Caldwell
Boise Valley
Cooperative Creamery Declares Five Percent Cash Dividend
J. R. Brown announced a five percent cash dividend based on butterfat value from December 1, 1933 to June 1, 1934, boosting member returns to 224 cents per pound for six months. Over nine years the cooperative has distributed $353,808.18 in cash dividends and $163,136.35 in stock dividends to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Brown
the Cooperative Association
Scarecrow Found in Field Near Nashville Tennessee
A scarecrow fashioned from old clothes was discovered in a field near Nashville Tennessee with a bird's nest visible inside the coat pocket. The improvised figure stood unguarded as a rural roadside find during the day.
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Nashville
Tenn
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