Dairy Husbandman Says Ranges Good Across Idaho
University of Idaho expert EB F Rinehart reports Idaho range conditions are good despite a dry spring in the south. He notes early forage, recent rains, a larger lamb crop selling for top prices in Chicago and Omaha, and cattle shipping trends toward home preparation for higher profits. Water fears ease as June rains aid southern Idaho storage prospects.
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Moscow
Idaho
EB. F. Rinehart
University of Idaho Extension Division
Chicago
Omaha
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Rinehart
Middle West
California
Mr. Rinehart
Los Angeles
Idaho, Mr. Rinehart
Crop Curbs Remain Exception Says Port Report
A regional trade update notes that while crops and ports face occasional curtailments, such limits are not widespread and remain the exception rather than the rule according to the latest survey.
University Hosts American Legion Commander John R Quinn
Moscow Idaho June 17 American Legion commander John R Quinn arrives as guest of honor at the University of Idaho Dudley Loomis post and Moscow chamber of commerce. He will speak at 11 am in the university auditorium to Legion members summer school students clubs and citizens. In the afternoon he meets with the Idaho War Memorial association project leadership.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
John R. Quinn
American Legion
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Dudley Loomis Post
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Latah
New Yorke
Benewah
Whitman County
Washington
Idaho War Memorial Association
Certification of Gooding College Extended Two Years
The state board of education renews certificate privileges for Gooding College students and graduates for two more years. Trustees approve adding a full-time education professor and strengthening the library and laboratory. several faculty members are re-elected and new dramatics leadership is named for fall term.
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Gooding College
State Board of Education
J. G. Eldridge
University of Idaho
Charles Wesley Tenney
Rhode Foundation
University of California
Stanford University
University of Colorado
Ear
Edith Florence Brett
Chester L. Buckner
Herrt Dennison Cheney
Madame Lillie San Collings
Valentine Deich
Henrietta Gunderson
David Arthur Hiles
Harry Elmer Lamb
Edward Rhodenbaugh
Edith M. Roberts
Y. ©. Humphreys
Edgar A. Pollock
George Collin
Vacuum seed cleaner and thresher project by Blackfoot youth
In Blackfoot a young entrepreneur, Ronald Hammond, is assembling a vacuum seed cleaner and thresher. The device, similar to a vacuum, picks dropped seeds after harvest to clean and thresh alfalfa, clover, and other small seeds. Four machines are planned for this fall if trials justify expansion.
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Blackfoot
Buatneas
Ronald Hammond
Hammond
Elks and Legion Hold Flag Day in Blackfoot Park
In Blackfoot June 16 a joint Flag Day ceremony by Elks and the American Legion drew a large crowd in city park. A 60 foot flag staff was dedicated and presented to the city by Walter Thomas, accepted by Rev. J. J. Fleming for the mayor. Past Exalted Ruler Otto Maas struck memorial bells as former Judge J. H. Anderson spoke on the national emblem’s 147th anniversary. The event closed with “America” and reflections on future observances.
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M. IB. Touhy
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Rothers
J. H. Anderson
America
Malad Notes and Local Marriages Evening Events
Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson announce the arrival of a baby boy born Saturday morning. Della Jameston and Moses Dudley wed in Pocatello and will live in Malad. Mrs Jane Evana Jalton's funeral was held at the Stake Tabernacle with interment in the city cemetery.
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Misa Della Jameston
Samaria
Moses Dudley
Malad
Pocatello
Ralph Harding, Jr
Moscow
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Stake Tabernacle
W. H. Thomas
Bertha Jones
Margaret E. Jonea
Eheir
J. P. Tnarrison
T. D. Jones
W. H. Richards
W. A. Smith
Cherry Creek
R. J. Harding
City Cemetery
Delta Treaty Signed Ends Long Rivalry Talks
Leaders from Delta and Lnenca signed a peace accord after months of talks, ending decades of tension. The agreement outlines mutual recognition and cooperation in trade and border issues, with observers noting a potential boost to regional stability.
Fourth Ward Wins in Junior Contest
Blackfoot June 16 The Blackfoot Third and Fourth ward junior boys battled Friday night with a 5 to 6 final in favor of the Fourth ward Bassett hit a home run amid loud applause Umpire Frank Farvin and score keeper Wendell Gagan supervised the game The Fourth ward plans to play the Second ward on Monday night on Second ward grounds
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Bills
Young Bassett
Frank Farvin
Wendell Gagan
Var Og
Tyhee Community Outing And Local Events
Tyhee residents plan a Mink Creek outing on Wednesday June 18 with a 9 a.m. meet at L. D. 8. church and a bring lunch. A dance is set for Friday June 20 at L. D. 8. hall with Miss Lena Babcock and company providing music.
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Alaska Seen Through Mary Davis on Air Travel Past and Present
Mary Lee Davis writes in Scribner's about Alaska as a great boon for Far North transport. She envisions trade routes via the North Pole and notes regular flights by the Farthest North Airplane company from Fairbanks to mining camps, arguing aviation could transform northern civilization.
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Davia
Prohibition enforcement pledge from Pinchot in Pennsylvania
The papers report Pinchot stating he intends to enforce prohibition in Pennsylvania. The Tribune notes ads and debates around the issue and potential public reaction to enforcement efforts.
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Pennsylvania
Wheat’' ‘Field Union
Republican Platform Endorsed as Good for Labor and Country
Chicago June 16 AP report says Secretary of Labor James J. Davis declared the Republican platform adopted at the Cleveland convention to be good for labor, business and the country as a whole in a address before the National Hardwood Lumber Association.
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Cleveland
James J. Davis
Nationa Hardwood Lumber Association
Coolidge and Dawes Praised by Uncle Joe Cannon
In Danville Illinois on June 16 AP reports that Republican nominees Calvin Coolidge and Charles G Dawes are deemed an ideal ticket by Uncle Joe Cannon. Cannon praised the choice as courageous and capable of guiding the country through the current industrial crisis.
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Calvin Coolidge
Chas. G. Dawes
Joe’ Cannon
Lafollette Attacks Coolidge Over Farm Relief Failure
Wisconsin senator Robert M. Lafollette accuses President Coolidge of blocking farm relief measures as the 68th Congress adjourned. He cites Esch Cummins railroad law and deflation as crippling factors, blaming both parties’ reactionaries and special interests.
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Senate adjournment debate sparks law observance debate
The Auburn Citizen quotes critics of President Coolidge urging focus on law observance over enforcement. It notes opposition from senate supporters of adjournment and hints at hypocrisy among those claiming to favor stronger enforcement.
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