Bruneau Canyon Scenic Wonder in Owyhee County
Boise dated story extols Bruneau Canyon in Owyhee County Idaho as a dramatic remote gorge 70 miles long carved by the Jurassic era lava flows. It notes sheer walls near inaccessible spots, a river that seemingly trickles from the rim yet roars below, and views framed by the snow capped Owyhee range with Silver City nearby. The feature highlights limited tourism exploration despite its grandeur and potential as a scenic attraction.
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Boise
Owyhee County
Idaho
Irumeau
Nevada Line
Snake River
Brusera
Grandview
Nile
Owyhee
Silver City
Idaho Crop Report Shows Wheat Conditions Drop in June
The Idaho winter wheat condition on June 1 stood at 64 percent of normal, six points down from May 1, due to drought and cool, sunny weather. Cutworms and wireworms damage is rising in eastern counties, production estimated at 10,400,000 bushels, with improvements in Grangeville and Nez Perce but caution urged for Camas, Madison, and Fremont counties. Alfalfa hay growth is slow but could rise with favorable June weather, figures indicate frosts caused minimal damage, and fruit prospects vary by region with peaches and prunes expected to yield well.
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Fiaho
Idaho
Grangeville
Nez Perce
Camas County
Madison
Fremont
el- Loa S
Gem
Puyeile
Adz
Canyon
Cnet
Agais
Washington
Lewiston
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
United States
United
Legion officials to attend San Francisco child welfare conference
State Legion officials from 11 western states will hear National Chairman Sherman Child speak in San Francisco on June 24 25. Emma C Puschner and area chairman Paul H Hobby confirmed the invitation as the event precedes the annual social work convention June 26 to July 3. About 40000 children of World War I veterans are believed to need aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
San Francisco
Legion's Child Welfare Committee
Sherman Child
Minneapolis Minn
Child
Emma C. Puschner
Legion Child Welfare Division
Paul H. Hobby
Sal Lake City
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Idaho
New Mexico
California
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
Hobby
Legion
National Conference of Social Work
United States
Idaho Elks Take North Idaho Meet to Wallace
Wallace hosts the Idaho Elks convention June 18 19 with 9009 members attending from state lodges. Prizes exceed 2000 in golf trap shooting and drill contests as Boise Nampa and Caldwell teams compete for state honors. Fifty candidates will be initiated and excursions plus boxing entertain attendees. The lodge funds support student loans with 12 students receiving college courses this year.
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P. G. Flack
Herman J. Ross
Wallace
Raymond L. Given
C. F P. Koelsch
F. S. Heer
Homer Huderson
J. M. Crump
Bob Long
Fred Rosene
Howard Breshe
Jrs
In'erest
Payy
Peter Dr "Wallace
Ures
Mate Association
Tyhee News Highlights From June Tribune
Logan Utah visitor O Dunn stays with son in Tyhee while Lulu England returns from California. Mrs England summoned to Moreland for family illness. Relief society meeting led by President Stewart featured talks on personality and poetry. Henry Reddish of Pocatello hosted Loretta Lewis and friends at a candy pull. About 150 Boy Scouts assist with beet work as Leland Hobbs visits grandmother Nellie Shits in Salt Lake.
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Tyhee
C. O. Dunn
Logan
Utah
A. Dunn
Lulu England
California
M. England
Moreland
Relief Society
Stewart
Dunn
Mel Brown
Barlow
Henry Reddish
Pocatello
Loretta Lewis
Leland Hobbs
Salt Lake
Nellie Shits
North Carolina Teachers to Visit Pocatello on Journey
A group of college professors and school teachers from Charlotte North Carolina will arrive in Pocatello July 1 en route to Yellowstone Park. They will stay overnight at the tourist park after reservations through the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce. A negro quartet will perform at the Kiwanis luncheon July 2 as part of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Czech inventor unveils chess card timing lead detector
Prague AP reports Jack Vavrousk, a young chess enthusiast from Czechoslovakia, invents a chess card that automatically records lead and shows the exact time elapsed between moves. The device aims to improve game accuracy and move timing in chess matches.
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Prague
Jack Vavrousk
Thi Czuechoslovakia
Inkom News Highlights and Social Gatherings
Inkom events include Mrs. Mary E. Hunt attending a Mt Holyoke reunion in Massachusetts and Hazel Damron returning to Los Angeles. A Relief Society meeting at the L D S church drew a large crowd with refreshments served. Various locals visited Pocatello and area cities, hosted five hundred games, and noted marriages and travel.
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INKOM
Mary E. Hunt
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Salt Lake City
Hazel Damron
Los Angeles
A. J. Damron
Relief Society
L. D
P. Reese
J. Palmer
Olson
Phil Atkinson
J. Meese
Bernice Roylance
R. Fowler
Pocatello
Dean Anderson
Alice McDonald
L. P. Brant
Pred Brant
J. L. Norton
June Richardson
Frank Skiles
Sods Springs
Idaho Portland Cement Company
J. JL. Preece
Beatahee
Forest of
L. Sloat
C. W. Gardner
T Richardson, Jr
Art Barron
J.P. Wanamaker
H.C. Montgomery and Sons
William and Roy
Colorado Springs
Cole
Ortland
Ore
Ore E C. Dubach
Campbell
Spokane
H.C. Kerbeck
Jack
Frances Gegon
Soda Springs
Ruby Hegstrom
Paris
Hazel Jones
Malad
Inzo
Vaughn Arthur
Utamo
Pidcock
Bobby Burk
J P Wanemeker
Virginia Perrin
Jo Feusntenee
Anaes
C H Peake
Namps
Idaho
Mre
C A Rands
Buckskin
Cedar poles from Idaho's timber industry highlighted
A Bots capitol exhibit showcases Idaho red cedar poles as a major western product. Sandpoint in Bonner county ships 600 workers year round, with poles reaching coast to coast and into Canada, Alaska and beyond. Cedar is valued for light weight, durability and rapid drying, with standard poles like top eight inch diameter forty feet long. The article also notes reforestation age estimates, pole pricing, and related notes on kiln drying and treatment. It mentions Knights of Columbus summer courses and Rev. H. R. Porter’s estate.
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Capitol
Bots
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
British Columbia
Sandpoint
Bonner County
United State
Canada
Mexico
Mawali
South America
Alaska
Clarksfork
New York City
Civil War veteran William Allen Crawford dies at 86
William Allen Crawford, 86, longtime Riverside resident and former district court bailiff, died Friday at his home. He will be buried with military honors by Stewart Hoover post American Legion at Riverside Hall Sunday at 2 PM. He was born in Ohio and leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Emery Christensen, with brothers David in Hammett Idaho and Noah in Carforn and sister Emma Henry in Hundland Missouri.
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Emery Christensen
David
Hammet
Idaho
Noah Crawforn
Emma Henry
Hundland
Weiber Services Held in Blackfoot and Idaho Falls
A funeral for Joseph Weiber Sr was officiated by Rev Father Gres at St Bernards Blackfoot and by Father Lobgll at the Church of the Rosary Idaho Falls. Seven of nine known children attended. pallbearers included James R. Ryan Net F Boyle John Park Frank Welie Eugene Wernett and William Tomlinson. Interment followed beside his wife.
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Blackfoot
St Bernards Church
Father Gres
Joseph Weiber
Idaho Falls
Father Lobgll
Mr Welber
James R. Ryan
Net F. Boyle
John Park
Frank Welie
Eugene Wernett
William Tomlinson
Western Agronomists to Meet at University of Idaho
Agronomists from eleven western states will hold their fourteenth annual meeting July 15 16 and 17 at the University of Idaho and Washington State College. President K F Gaines will lead the group with experts in experimental stations weed eradication and related agronomy topics. If schedule allows, the delegation may visit the Sandpoint Idaho experiment station.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Western Agronomists Association
Washington State Colege
H W_ Hulbert
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
T He Association
K F Gaines
Washington State College
Egron
Cmists
Hulbert
U 8
West
Sandpoint
Lisit
Northern Idaho
Idaho Doubles on Fruits and Vegetables Growth
Spokane reports that Idaho Washington and Oregon more than doubled fruit and vegetable shipments in nine years. Pacific Northwest advisory council says 48 937 cars were sent in 1920 and 117 230 in 1923, totaling 10.8 percent of national fruit and vegetable shipments in 1928. Washington alone filled 64 133 cars.
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Spokane
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Northwestern states supplied most apples nationwide
The three northwestern states produced 50 721 carloads of apples last year, accounting for 42.4 percent of all apples in the country.
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River Canyon Scenic Wonder
Bruneau
Idaho Crop Report
Thomas Dickerson
Liverpool
Counteras
Sci
Tribune
Legion Chairman
Sherman
ELKS
North
James Walton
Tribune Special
Pythian Grand Lodge Meeting
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Grand Lodge
James P. Pope
Sherman Q. King
Ivanhoe Lodge of Boise
Ella Smith
Table Rock Temple of Pythian Sisters of Boise
J. W. Galloway
Ivy Anderson
Lealie Crouch
Robert D. Lytie
J. M. Lampert
Walter F. Jain
Genesee
F. W. Voigtlander
Kellog
John A Rathmann
T. A Gallagher
E. W Sinclair
Shoshone
WD. Helphrey
Coeur d'Alene
Germany
Factory Expert
Jruce Music
Byron Defenbach
Knights of Columbus
Cliff Haven
N. Y
Jackson's Point
Ontario
H. R. Porter
Leeds
Eng
W. A. Crawford
Weiber Services
Agronomists, Convention
Northwest
Idaho Loan & Investment Company
Orpheum
the Capitol
AL Jolson
Bronson
Josephine Dun
Wanese Lloyd Bacon
The
Warner Bros
Pauline
Frederick
Blert
Lois
Wilson
Vutarnon
Holmes Herbert
Jason Robards
Richard Tucker
Johnny Arthur
Brmaerro
Archie Mayo
S.eee
Gerald Trask
May Strickland
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