Wool officials warn sellers amid price advances
D. E. Smith of the Idaho Wool Growers warns members to maintain strict economy as wool quotations rise, noting most clips are mortgaged and exported on consignment. A. H. Caine cites cost of production losses since 1929 and calls for loan reductions and solvency to revive the industry.
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Smith
Idaho Wool Growers
A. H. Gaine
Eastern Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Idaho
Caine
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Fossilized tusk unearthed near Lake American Falls
While on a Boy Scout activity along the lake shore, L. Anderson and Woodrow Benson uncovered what is believed to be a vertebra from a long extinct camel and a three foot fossilized tusk. The specimen was found in two feet of sand north of Michaud and is shown in the chamber of commerce window.
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American Falls Lake
L. Anderson
Troop 7
Woodrow Benson
Michaud
Chamber of Commerce
Chief Ballard Holding His Own After Soda Springs Accident
Teletype reports from Soda Springs say Chief Johnny Ballard, shot Saturday, is holding his own with a reasonably good chance of recovery. His son Vidal Ballard and F A Gross, agent superintendent, traveled to the scene immediately after the accident.
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Ballard
Julia
John Burns
Soda Springs
Burns
Vidal Ballard
Pocatellans Scale Oxford Peak in Ida County Climb
Enthusiastic party reaches Oxford Peak 9386 feet high near the Oneida county line last Sunday June 18. The four mile approach from Yellowstone highway south of Downey makes this the region’s highest peak within 70 miles of Pocatello. Led by J A Youngren and including Russ Graves Alberta Zweigart Jam N Wilson and Roy C Thom the group completed the ascent with Thom the only veteran climber. Youngren and Mrs Youngren are noted as Pocatello’s mountain minded couple with Youngren composing several climbs near Butte and Thom having prior peak experience.
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Oxford
Oneida County
Pocatello
Downey
J. A. Youngren
Russ. Graves
Alberta Zweigart
Jam N. Wilson
Roy C. Thom
Previer
M Youngren
Poctello
Youngren
Kinport Peak
Butte
Mont
Graves
Colorado
Miss Zweigart
Wilson
Salt Lake City
Mt. Borah
R. J. Davis
Mr. Thoma
Wyoming truck driver acquitted in 3.2 beer case
J. H. Hawkins of Wyoming was acquitted by a city court jury after five minutes of deliberation on a charge of illegal possession of 3.2 beer. The ruling marks the first prosecution of its kind in the state.
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Salt Lake City
J. H. Hawkins
Wyoming
Otis Elevator Declares 15 Cent Quarterly Dividend
New York June 21 Otis Elevator company today declared a quarterly dividend of 15 cents a common share payable July 15 to holders of record June 30.
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New York
Otis Elevator Company
Meridell Park Opens Friday in Pocatel County
Meridell Park near Pocatello on the Yellowstone highway prepares a 1933 opening Friday with an open air dance pavilion a dining hall serving southern style fried chicken and Dutch lunches. Ray Nilsson and his band will provide music for the Legion sponsored event and new improvements include a maple dance floor a larger parking area police supervised. continuous additions plan for tennis courts horseshoes and ice skating in future seasons.
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Meridell Park
Pocatello Resort
Fred Dolbeer
Yellowstone Highway
Meriden
Meride
Pocatello Post of the
American Legion
Ray Nilsson
Meridel
Kick by horse fatal to boy at Fort Hall
Five year old Jerry Warren died in a Pocatello hospital from internal injuries after a horse kick at Fort Hall. The incident occurred on June 21 and involved an Indian boy. authorities reported the fatal injury and ongoing investigation.
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Fort Hall
Jerry Warren
Pocatello Hospital
Boy Dies After Horse Kick On Reservation Farm
A boy was kicked in the left abdomen by a horse on a reservation farm operated by his father, Willie Warren. He was rushed to Pocatello where emergency surgical attention failed to save his life. He is survived by his parents Willie and May Warren and five siblings Eula Jarvis Thomas Penny and Caroline Warren aged from nine months to twelve years.
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Willie Warren
Pocatello
Willie
May Warren
Eula
Jarvis
Thomas
Penny
Caroline Warren
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Fargo
Fargo-Wilsonwells CO
Troy
Parisian
Alice IN Wonderland
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Tuckett
Ethio
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Parma
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