Idaho Weather Favors Crops but Calls for Rain
Weekly USDA summary reports Idaho's southern region saw generally warm to moderate temperatures with some cool days. North and southeast sections had variable precipitation. alfalfa cuttings progressed, wheat and oats grew well, but dry conditions across ranges increased irrigation needs and raised concerns for pasture and fruit thinning in places.
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Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
Lewiston
Twin Falls
Bingham County
Albion
Cassia
Emmett
Gem County
Parma
Canyon County
Garden Valley
Boise County
Kuna
Ada
Bonners Ferry
Boundary County
Aberdeen
Bingham Bounty
Pocatello
Bannock County
Caldwell
Camyon County
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Earth Worm Eggs Kill Grasshoppers Says Nemotode Expert
Oakland June 17 AP Farmers face grasshoppers and a proposed fix is parasitic nematodes. Professor George Steiner notes earthworm nematodes hatch inside grasshoppers causing indigestion and death, then enable further nematode offspring to reduce pests. Dr Otto Swedey adds six new pests arise yearly in Hawaii.
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Oakland
Calif
George Steiner
Washington, D. C
Pacific
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Otto Swedey
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
No Indian Mother-in-law Jokes Among Some Tribes
The text notes a cultural taboo where men must not speak to their mother-in-law under any condition. A breach is allowed if the mother-in-law offers a valuable gift to the man. Indians may joke about other relatives by marriage but refrain from addressing mothers-in-law.
First Korean Convert to Christianity Still Living Near Haiju
San Sang Yun, the first Korean convert to Protestantism, remains in a village near Haiju. He embraced the faith over fifty years ago while traveling as a merchant in China and receiving treatment at a Christian mission hospital.
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San Sang Yun
Haiju
China
Carol loses royal list. income cut to thirty thousand
Bucharest June 17 Prince Carol of Romania drops from the royal civil list after disputes with Madame Lupescu. His wife Princess Velene and the crown prince will receive his former 90 000 yearly allowance, while Carol must live on land revenue and a 30 000 annual sum from great uncle King Carol Those. He lives in Paris with Lupescu and shows interest in Romanian affairs. A reconciliation within six to nine months is considered possible.
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Bucharest
Carol
Romania
Lupescu
Velene
Paris
Madame Lupesen
Nicholas Nano
Washington
Cotton Cloth Found In Prehistoric Burial Ground
In a Mor ence area near the Arizona state prison investigators found fine woven cotton cloth with color evidence. The site also yielded ashes sea shells fossils and rocks. George Boundey of the Casagrande nations monument calls it a valuable prehistoric find. Frank Frinkley of Arizona national monuments plans further excavation to uncover more relics.
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Miami, Ariz
St. Mueller
St. Louis
Arizona State Prison
Morence
George Boundey
Casagrande Nations Monument
Boundey
Euntry
Frank Frinkley
Arizona
National Monuments
Coolidge okays Lake Washington bridge and Port Washington span
President Coolidge signed bills authorizing the Lake Washington corporation to construct a bridge across Lake Washington in King County and permitting W E Buell of Seattle to build a bridge across the Port Washington Narrows at Bremerton Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Lake Washington Corporation
Lake Washington
King County
W. E. Buell
Seattle
Port Washington Narrows
Bremerton
Wash
Rare weather phenomenon harms Aberdeen wharves
A fishermen described event called the dag before its master caused a heavy and dangerous swell near Aberdeen Scotland. While three miles out the sea remained calm, the onshore surge did great damage to wharves and vessels.
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Aberden
Scotland
Ancient Maya City Found by Dr Gann in Yucatan
Dr Thomas Gann of the British Museum reports the discovery of an ancient Maya city in Yucatan with valuable inscriptions and a six mile long stone causeway. He describes a mammoth cavern at Lolton and dangers faced by natives and guides during exploration at Lubaantun, where three civilizations may have existed.
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New Orleans
Thomas Gann
British Museum
New York
London
Yucatan
Gann
Lolton
A New Home Loan Plan by E A Krossman
E A Krossman offers mortgage loans on modern new residences with payments of ten dollars per month per thousand borrowed. A $2500 loan costs $25 monthly for 150 months, with total interest about $40 yearly. Prepayments are allowed at any time with no penalty and interest stops on paid balances. Phone number 480 and River View office noted.
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E. A. Krossman
Riverview
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