Clover Seed Survey Highlights Idaho Research
University of Idaho researchers A E McClymonds and H W Hulbert coauthor Growing Clover Seed In Idaho a detailed report covering clover types production data marketing outlooks and agricultural practices. The study stresses rising demand, Idaho seed quality standards, and the need for purity and germination to sustain prestige amid national shortages.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
A. E. McClymonds
Aberdeen
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College of Agriculture
Idaho
H. W. Hulbert
United States
Geology and Deposits of Ore Owyhee County Pamphlet Released
The Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology releases a pamphlet on Geology and Ore Deposits of the South Main Mining District in Owyhee County Idaho. Robert E Sorenson, a bureau geologist, is the author. Ores are lead and silver with gold. copper and zinc occur in some veins. The district lies about 75 miles southwest of Boise. ore-bearing rocks first found in 1868 and 1871.
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Moscow
South Main
Owyhee County
Idaho
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South Mountain District
Boise
Inkom Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Inkom residents and visitors fill weekend with callers and guests. McCammon figures Mrs M Martensen announces birth of a daughter, while Mr and Mrs Grant Shumway share time with relatives. Attendees include Mrs May Kerback, Mr and Mrs J L Norton, and Alec Campbell among others in the community network.
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W. H. Barron
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May Kerback
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Wyoming
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Pocatello Troop Impresses at Guard Camp Debut
Camp John M. Regan Boise June 16. Troop E 116th Cavalry Idaho National Guards from Pocatello reports a strong start with 62 men under Captain Emil J. Thorkildsen and lieutenants Warner Stoy. The unit focuses on equipment, drills, calisthenics, and aims to form baseball and other teams as camp progresses.
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Pocatello
Local notices from Bancroft and surrounding area
Various residents travel for illnesses, school, or work. Mr Parks secures a five year leave on a filling station near Camp Lewis. A. C. Smith family called to Logan due to Mrs Smiths father illness. Celestine Beamer travels to Pocatello to study violin. William Armstrong undergoes serious Idaho Falls surgery with partial improvement. Community members visit relatives in Salt Lake City Moscow Moscow State? No.
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Pocatello
O. 8 S
Will O'Brien
Children's Home Finding Society
Boltse
Dave Grimm
Four H Club Elects Officers at Moscow
June 16 George Funke of Cottonwood was elected president of the state 4 H club at the annual meeting in Moscow succeeding Fern Spencer of Grangeville. Estaline Geary of Grangeville was elected vice president and Beth Groves of Winchester secretary with Donald Swan of Meridian named treasurer. Funke, a noted pig club champion, had traveled to Chicago for the livestock show last fall. Livestock judging contests were held Tuesday and awards will be announced later in the week as girls practice for a pageant.
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Cottonwood
Fern Spencer
Grangeville
Estaline Geary
Beth Groves
Winchester
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Meridian
Funke
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Chicago
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Comfort
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a swift remedy for tired aching swollen feet. It claims relief often after one application, notes safety and lack of staining, and urges readers to ask for the one ounce original bottle from any druggist.
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Grangers Plan Large Shoshone Meeting for National Master Visit
Preparations are underway in Shoshone for a major Grange event honoring national master L. J. Tabor of Ohio. The June 20 gathering at the courthouse grounds runs 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m with addresses by leaders, music, and a noon basket lunch provided by Pomona Grange.
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Richfield
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Kuna
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Bancroft Girl Weds Lewis Wolfley in Pocatello
Friends of Miss Gwendolyn Smith learned of her marriage Monday evening in Pocatello to Lewis Wolfley of Etna Wyoming. The wedding party included both sets of parents and a supper for about thirty five guests followed in Bancroft. The couple will reside in Etna after a short wedding trip.
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Grange Master Louis Tabor to Visit Moscow for Big Event
The Master of the Grange Louis J. Tabor will visit Moscow for a major farmer gathering expected to draw about 1500 visitors. A noon barbecue on the university athletic field is planned with speakers including Congressman Burton L. French Albert S. Goss and W. W. Deal. Idaho 4-H members will attend from the annual short course. Tabor will attend a Grange meeting at Washington State College the day before.
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Moscow
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Albert S. Goss
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Idaho
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Kitchen Praised by Inspecting Officer at Camp Regan
Camp Regan Boise June 16 A Sirmeyer head of the National Guard ninth corps area praised Troop E 116th Cavalry for an exceptionally fine camp kitchen. He told mess sergeant Charlies Allred the unit had the cleanest utensils and best kitchen in the cavalry outfit. He will conduct further inspections during his Boise tenure.
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Rotarians Urge Fund Build Swimming Pool
Blackfoot June 16 Rotary dinner backs a community swimming pool for children and appoints J J Boyle and Leo Woodruff to lead fundraising efforts with other groups. Kiwanis secretary Kenneth L Scott reports progress while Mayor Peck pledges city council support.
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Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in Blackfoot
In Blackfoot June session of the Knights of Pythias officers were elected for the ensuing year. O. B. Newman was re elected Chancellor Commander with J. H. Andersen as vice commander. C. C. H. Y. Weigel prelate and W. F. Berryman M. W. M. Palmer Keeper Records and Seals H F Hoffman Master Ex chequer R. E. L. Garnard Master Arms C. C. Harris Inner Guard D. F. Arthur Outer Guard.
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J. H. Andersen
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Colorado attorney general Victor Keyes dies in Greeley
Victor B. Keyes, longtime Colorado attorney general, died in Greeley on Wednesday. The report notes his service dating from 1816 to 1922 and references a courtroom scene with a judge and juror.
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Victor B. Keyes
Colorado
Rescue at the Dock Leads to Inquiry Over Cap
A bystander who saved a boy from drowning is questioned about the boy’s missing cap. The exchange reveals concern for the boy’s welfare and the cap’s disappearance amid the incident at the pier.
College Fees Must Be Raised To Cost
Providence June 16 The possibility of higher tuition to cover changing student profiles was raised by John D Rockefeller Jr at Brown University. He noted earlier privately funded colleges served clergy and teachers with low pay but high community benefit, now attracting students seeking social or financial gain. He urged a financing shift with students bearing more cost.
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Air mail schedule shifts after July 1 from northern hubs
Washington reports the post office department will shift east bound air mail departures after July 1. Planes will leave Sacramento Reno and Elks Nev one and a half hours later and Salt Lake City and Rock Springs one hour later. No change for Cheyenne and eastward points. Change follows Con cord field closure and use of a field nearer San Francisco with a move from government to private contract operation.
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Illinois Senate votes down wet bill in referendum debate
In Springfield on June 16 the Illinois Senate rejected the Weber O Grady measure to seek a statewide referendum on repealing prohibition. The tally was 17 for and 33 against after a bitter debate. the House previously approved the bill.
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