Rain Needed Says Report From Eastern Idaho District
Irrigation expanded across eastern Idaho as a seven day period ended with warm days and high winds. Farmers report good growing conditions overall with grain pastures and potatoes thriving though some frost damage noted in winter wheat. rainfall remains needed to sustain crops.
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Idaho
H. H. Smith
Pocatello Weather Bureau
American Falls
Power
T. E. St. John
Pocatello
Bannock
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Preston
Franklin County
Jared Lewis
Grace
Bannock County
H. A. Westenfelder
Rupert Man Will Head Druggists Convention in Idaho
C R Isenburg of Rupert elected president of the Idaho State Pharmaceutical association at its 1936 convention in Boise. Idaho Falls was chosen as the next meeting city. First and second vice presidents are J Earl Evans and Charles Kingbury. Elmer Williams reelected executive secretary and treasurer. Directors include A E Sutton, Isenburg, Kingsbury, and Carter. Date for Idaho Falls meeting not set.
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Boise
C. R. Isenburg
Rupert
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
Isenburg
Charles Carter
Moscow
J. Earl Evans
Charles Kingbury
Twin Falls
Elmer Williams
A. E. Sutton
Caldwell
Kingsbury
Carter
Former Pocatello Man Is Convicted
In San Francisco a jury convicted Herman E. West of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Jurors Deadlocked on four felony counts based on the same charges from 17 year old Esther Phelps. West, former Roosevelt school principal in Pocatello, Idaho, 1923 1925.
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San Francisco
Herman E. West
Boonville High School
Esther Phelps
West
I. L. Harris
Roosevelt School
Pocatello
Idaho
Man on Relief Is Fined and Pays Cash
John Barkas, 40, faced municipal court in Chicago for driving a car with 1934 plates. He claimed relief dependency for 18 months but admitted ownership and employment. Judge Green fined him 35 dollars, which he paid with cash from a roll. A fraud warrant could be issued if the state emergency relief commission requests.
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Chicago
John Barkas
Thomas A. Green
Barkas
State Emergency Relief Commission
Shippers End Utah Meeting in Salt Lake City
Five western states see a 3 percent rise in carloadings in the coming quarter as railroad leaders and shippers gather in Salt Lake City. Carl R. Gray of Union Pacific urges uniform public transportation regulation and praises equipment advances. Ogden is identified as the third largest sheep shipping center behind Denver and Chicago.
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Salt Lake City
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Gray
H. G. Taylor
Western Associations of
Taylor
Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Ogden
Denver
Chicago
James H. Phelps
Ogden Union Stockyards
Allocations for Idaho Federal Agencies Revealed
Boise report shows allocations from a 4.5 billion public works relief fund totaling 2 477 923 for Idaho. Walter T. Lockwood, state chairman of the national emergency council, released the figures today.
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Boise
Idaho
Walter T. Lockwood
National Emergency Council
Ancient Floyd Collins mystery unearthed in Mammoth Cave
In Mammoth Cave National Park archaeologists report finding a desiccated prehistoric man’s body near Violet City, likely pre Columbus era. The remains show woven sandals and a fiber bag, with crude stone tools, and are undergoing chemical treatment to preserve fragile evidence.
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Mammoth Cave
Floyd Collins
Mammoth Cave National Park
Columbus
America
Violet City
Archaologists
National Park Service
Collins
Grover Campbell
Lyman Cutliff
Pond
Peace Officers Elect New Idaho Leaders at Wallace Meeting
The Idaho Peace Officers Association opened its new year in Wallace with Emmitt Prost of Boise elected president. District vice presidents named were S. J. McMillan Coeur d Alene Earl Coleman Boise and Jack Balderston Pocatello. R. M. Pugmire and Leon Jackson served as secretary treasure and Boise Riggs Emmet and Ira Corey were named directors with Hailey set as the 1936 convention city.
Scott Hall Back From GOP Rally in Springfield
W. Scott Hall of Malad Idaho returned from the Midwest Republican conference in Springfield Illinois noting a sentiment government is jeopardized and Republicans are in a strategic position to win back majority support. He said former President Hoover is not being considered as a presidential candidate next campaign. He arrived in Salt Lake City yesterday.
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Salt Lake City
W. Scott Hall
Malad
Idaho
Springfield
Hoover
Hall
Cave Digging Mystery Unearthed by Archaeologists
Archaeologists question a cave dig where a man probes rock faces to reveal what he seeks. They note a woven bag and a string necklace as possible clues while pondering what items lie beneath the surface.
Funeral services for William Layton in Idaho
Fairfield Idaho obituary notes William Layton 48 died Monday from spotted fever after a month long illness. Doctors attributed the death to a wood tick bite marking the season's first fatality.
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William Layton
Layton
Fruitland to Host Idaho Horticultural Meeting Feature Fruit Exhibits
For the first time in the history of the Idaho State Horticultural association, fruit growers and dealers exhibits will be featured at the summer meeting. Secretary W H Wicks of Boise announced the event to be held in Fruitland on July 10.
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Boise
Idaho State Horticultural Association
W. H. Wicks
Fruitland
Boy Scout in Critical Condition From Tetanus
John Browning 12, son of Mrs Genevieve Browning and grandson of J C Millick, remains in critical condition at Beck hospital. Tetanus developed after a fish hook prick during a Scout camping trip at Wolverine canyon. Serum was given on Tuesday after the injury was treated earlier.
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Blackfoot
John Browning
Genevieve Browning
J. C. Millick
Beck Hospital
John
Wolverine Canyon
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Los Angeles
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