Rains Hurt Idaho Hay While Ranges Show Varied Impact
Idaho crop summary reports soil moisture generally good though some ground too wet for seeding. Hay damaged in the north and southwest, beets thinned, late potatoes planted, cherries hit hard with Bing losses around 20 percent, lambing and spring grains developing well, cattle and sheep thriving on good feed as cattle move to summer range. Temperature highs reached 98 in Lewiston, 96 in Emmett and Weiser, and lows varied to 29 in Driggs. Precipitation ranged from trace to over an inch in spots with snake river valley totals mostly under a quarter inch.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Cooperative
Cassia
Camas
Teton
Ada
Owyhee
Snake River Valley
Elmore County
Bingham County
Panhandle
Idaho-Oregon
Card of Thanks for Ayala Family Death
We thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings in the death of Ferman Galindo Ayala Dolly Ann Ayala Elvyera Ayala Albert Ayala and Maria C Jurado.
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Ferman Galindo Ayala
Dolly Ann Ayala
Elvyera Ayala
Albert Ayala
Maria C. Jurado
Accident Leads To Reckless Charge
David Jones Jr of Malad faced a not guilty plea on a reckless driving charge after backing from a parking lot at a hot springs resort near Downey. W D Hale filed the complaint for injuries to Hale’s 5 year old daughter Janice. Bond set at 200 dollars. Deputy sheriff's report cites possible failure to report the accident. Jones claims the crash was unavoidable and did not flee. the Oneida County sheriff supports the view the incident was not avoidable. Justice N C Olson awaiting full details.
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David Jones, Jr
William J. Ryan
Jones
W. D. Hale
McCammon
Down
Downey
John Marshall
Justice of the Peace N
Justice Ryan
Wool growers seek price preferment to favor US wool
American wool producers pressed the government to grant contract differentials to domestic mills using wool shorn in the United States. They argue the British imported wool price is lower and urge that government wool orders in the 1942 fiscal year include margins equal to the gap between domestic and foreign clips. OPM said 259 million pounds of wool would be used.
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Washington
Army
Navy
United States
Donald M. Nelson
Office of
Edmund B. Gregory
Fred Marshall
Salt Lake City
Utah
National Wool Growers Association
Boston
OPM
Pocatellans Among Selected Group
Nine men from Idaho's 183rd field artillery now in federal service at Fort Francis E. Warren have been chosen for the seventh corps area motor transport school at Fort Crook Nebraska. They will begin the course June 22 and include E. E. Davis Emmett Glen L. Randall Nampa William R. Cunningham Rexburg Zeland Durfee Nampa William R. McHargue Gooding James E. Lavine Pocatello Mike J. Aldape Boise Howard W. Durbin Weiser William B. Harman Pocatello.
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Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
183Rd Field Artillery
National Guard
Idaho
Seventh Corps Area Motor Transport School
Fort Crook
Neb
E. E. Davis
Emmett
Glen L. Randall
Nampa
William R. Cunningham
Rexburg
Zeland Durfee
William R. McHargue
Gooding
James E. Lavine
Pocatello
Mike J. Aldape
Boise
Howard W. Durbin
Weiser
William B. Harman
Dr Powell Offers Summer Drama Courses in Idaho
Dr Vic Mae Powell, dramatics professor at Idaho Southern University, will teach summer courses in dramatics, voice, and children theatre in Pocatello. A junior class for ages 8 to 12 forms, with private instruction for older students. She will speak at women’s summer vacation camps July in Lava Hot Springs Pond’s Resort Payette Lakes and Easley’s Hot Springs.
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Vic Mae Powell
Idaho Southern University
Pocatello
Powell
State Extension Department
Idaho
Lava Hot Springs
Pond’s Resort
Snake River
Payette Lakes
Easley’s Hot Springs
Local court fines posted for multiple offenses
Francis Dillon Ruel E. Rupp and E Jones each paid a ten dollar fine in police court. Nan Gronwall of 846 North Main forfeited a two dollar fifty cent bond for running a stop sign at Main and Fremont. Gertrude Machold Anthony Knudsen and Mrs Chas Bohrer forfeited dollar bonds on illegal parking charges.
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Francis Dillon
Ruel E. Rupp
E. Jones
Nan Gronwall
North Main
Main
Fremont
Gertrude Machold
Anthony Knudsen
Chas. Bohrer
Spanish War Vets Meet Next Week
The 14th annual encampment of the Idaho department United Spanish War Veterans and the 12th annual encampment of the auxiliary will be held in Nampa June 23 to 25. J N Jensen of Boise is department commander and Emma Jane Byrd of Pocatello heads the auxiliary. A parade and dinner are planned with Frank Estabrook of Nampa, American Legion national committeeman, as principal speaker.
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Nampa
Idaho Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary
J. N. Jensen
Boise
U.S.W.V
Emma Jane Byrd
Pocatello
Frank Estabrook
American Legion National
Possession of Birds Cost Idahoan $28
C D Kindred of Meridian was fined 25 dollars and 3 dollars costs for illegal possession of migratory waterfowl. Officers said he took 28 Canada goose eggs from nests near Letha in Gem County and hatched 17 with chickens. The geese were seized and released at Julia Davis Park in Boise.
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Boise
C. D. Kindred
Meridian
Fish and Game Department
John Smith
Fish and Wildlife
James Gerow
Kindred
Letha
Gem County
Justice of Peace
H. D. Masterson
Julia Davis Park
Planes May Visit Pocatello Airport
The Army Air Corps inspects Southern Idaho eastern Oregon and western Wyoming airports for potential future use. Lt. Col. Arthur J. Melanson says squadrons will train at Caldwell Twin Falls Pocatello Nampa and Idaho Falls, some stays up to five days, while towns facilities are surveyed to enable quick mobilization. Spain note appears as a separate line.
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Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
Army Air Corps
Arthur J. Melanson
Boise Air Base
Caldwell
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Nampa
Idaho Falls
Circle Members To Leave Saturday for Golden Jubilee
Members of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle will attend a national golden jubilee in Omaha Nebraska June 22 to 26 marking the 50th anniversary. Margie Jones leads Pocatello drill team as hostesses and Dora Alexander Talley national president will be introduced at a Sunday luncheon.
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Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Omaha
Neb
Pocatello
Margie Jones
Tau Phi Lambda
Edna R. Ross
Boise
Idaho and
Utah Circle
United States
Canada
Dora Alexander Talley
Father Flanagan
Angie Bemico
Rose Gates
Lillian Young
Florence Miles
Florence Roberts
Fern Frackleton
Anna Belle Holland
Shirley Cotten
Mattie Hagler
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Leva Lindsay
June Loshbaugh
Betty McKee
Edith Bond
Rosilie Hutchinson
State to Reopen Costly Cottonwood Cut-Off Highway
The Cottonwood Cut-Off project will reopen within 60 days to create a water grade route on the north south highway to Cottonwood and remove Whitebird grade. Planned at about 900000 dollars, with sixteen miles built and six miles remaining to carve from solid rock at an estimated 150000 dollars per mile. Completion not planned this year.
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Boise
Cottonwood
Dean W. Miller
Clark
Miller
State Highways Bureau
Homing Pigeons Used Widely in World War I
During the First World War both sides extensively employed homing pigeons to relay messages. These birds carried crucial communications across battle lines and were valued for their reliability in difficult conditions.
Professor To Speak At Joint Meeting Friday
Dr. Robert H. Montgomery University of Texas economics professor will address farmers and businessmen of Pocatello at the Bannock hotel at 8 p m Friday on America in a world at war He will also speak in Rexburg Friday afternoon and Caldwell Saturday afternoon at a mass meeting of Boise Valley cooperative members and other farmers and businesspeople.
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Robert H. Montgomery
University of Texas
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Montgomery
American Institute of Cooperatives
America
Rexburg
AAA
Boise Valley Cooperative
Caldwell
Record Price Paid for Bannock Hogs
A Grace pool shipment of 361 hogs earned 8094.24 and a Downey pool shipment of 103 hogs earned 2424.99. Hogs sold to Lear and Company of Los Angeles at 10.35 per hundred for tops, a Bannock county record. Grace carried 295 tops totaling 83,895 pounds. Downey had 76 tops for 24,685 pounds.
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Grace Hog Pool
Downey Pool
Dean Boyle
Bannock County
Boyle
Lear & Company
Los Angeles
Women Plan Camp At Lava Springs
Lava Hot Springs reports the annual women vacation camp will open July 13 and run through July 15 under the state extension service. General chairman is Mrs. Dicey Henderson of Arimo with committee chairs Sybil Hooper Alta Bell and Jack Proatt handling arrangements registration and war defense respectively.
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Lava Hot Springs
State Extension Service
Hilda Frederick
Idaho
Dicey Henderson
Arimo
Sybil Hooper
Alta Bell
Jack Proatt
Downey
Church Honors Anniversary at First Baptist
In AMERICAN FALLS on Thursday the First Baptist church held a surprise party for the Rev. and Mrs. Albert Stelter’s 29th wedding anniversary. Seasonal flowers, a large pink and white cake, and decorations greeted the couple as about fifty members attended and presented a gift amid warm wishes for happiness.
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American Falls
Albert Stelter
First Baptist Church
Stelter
Public Urged To Protect Buffalo At Ross Park
W L Raymond park superintendent appealed to Ross park patrons to avoid provoking the buffalo herd at the zoo’s 700 area. He cited a woman and two children throwing rocks at the buffalo from lava rocks near the pen, and a park employee required to scale the rocks to escape an attack.
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Ross Park
W. L. Raymond
Raymond
Sewing Club Holds Kensington Tea at Mrs Robinsons Home
Sewing Club members gathered for a Kensington tea at the home of Mrs. A. W. Robinson on South Johnson Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. H. B. Criswell and Mrs. Claude.
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Sans Souci Club
Kensington
A. W. Robinson
South Johnson Avenue
H. B. Criswell
Claude
Local Names Listed in Glacier Park Notices
The passage lists several named women associated with Glacier national park notices. It states there are 60 glaciers in Glacier national park.
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Glacier National Park
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Lewiston
Emmett and Weiser
Sun Valley
Driggs
Prairie
Ned Green Pie
Fed
Petersen
Sen
Pocatellans
Dr. Powell
Pocatello Airport
Spain
Re O' Mller Ae
Kale
Pocatello Electric CO
Bannock
Lava Springs
Buffalo
Sewing
Bistline
Merle Stahlecker
Thomas L. Pidcock
C. E. Wright
George W. Allen
Robert E. Manning
W. C. Illingsworth
Johnny Mack
EL Rio
Gibson
Gibson Distilling Co
New York
N. Y
June Bride Gift Store
Westfield
U. P
Bulova
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