Beet industry leaders push home market aid and beet sugar gains
George T Corbiey of the Idaho Beet Sugar Growers association urged the U S home market be protected to aid employment and boost beet sugar production. He spoke in Pocatello en route to a Washington conference with sugar districts including Idaho Utah Wyoming California Montana and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George T Corbiey
Blackfest
Idaho Beet Sugar Growers’ Association
National Association
Pocatello
Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Cobbley
Washington
Cobbby
Sevral
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Association
Thetates
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
California
Montana
Cobbiey
Local Man Attends Hotel Convention
S. E. Brady, manager of the Bannock hotel and secretary of the Inland Empire Hotel association, plans to attend a Thursday afternoon meeting. He awaits the arrival of Harry Beckett of the Ben Lomond hotel in Ogden and C. W. West of the Newhouse hotel in Salt Lake City to join the trip. Brady also chairs the publicity committee and plans to give the event needed attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Brady
Bannock Hotel
Inland Empire Hotel Association
Harry Beckett
Ogden
C. W. West
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Brady
Idaho Family Set for Century Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of 555 North Lincoln travel to Boise with their son Ralph for a reunion featuring all twelve Baker children. The extended Baker family notes both parents and all twelve offspring are living, with Mrs. H. W. Baker part of a family of twelve and the father from a family of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Baker
North Lincoln
Ralph
Boise
H. W. Baker
Idaho
Summer Highway Program Outlined in Bannock County
J. E. Golightly of the state highway department says two highway projects are underway in Bannock county aside from routine maintenance. Work includes grading approaches to the Topaz railroad underpass using excess dirt to widen a narrow section, repairs to the oiled segment between Portneuf siding and Lava Hot Springs, and a broader plan in Eastern Idaho to build and resurface several major highways this summer under the public works bill, with many minor roads by forestry recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State Highway Department
Topaz
Portneuf Siding
Lava Hot Springs
Golightly
Idaho
Negro Sentenced on Burglary in State Prison
District Judge Robert Terrell sentenced F. C. Slaughter, 45, a Negro, to one to six years in the state penitentiary for second degree burglary. Co-defendants Max Fowler, 18, and Russell Fowler, 20, both of Marsh Valley, received five months in county jail on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Slaughter
Robert Terrell
Terrell
Max Fowler
Russell Fowler
Marsh Valley
Pocatello Firm Plans Local Beer Production Revival
A Pocatello Cold Storage Company manager A F Willecke announced plans to revive local brewing before fall by installing a first class plant. The move could employ many workers and inject thousands of dollars into the economy. The firm recently ordered a carload of legal beer to be delivered Friday and will set up a bottling plant for bulk shipments until production starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pocatello Cold Storage Company
A. F. Willecke
Idaho
Willacke
Willecke
Cement Factory Hires 40 Men in Inkom Idaho
The Portland Cement company at Inkom began June 1 and plans to run at 1000 barrels daily for two months or more. It operates 24 hours, employing 40 men from Pocatello and Inkom in three shifts. Cement ships across Idaho using nearby coal, retarder, and a lime quarry within a quarter mile. Company official Harry Bassett says the year should be better than first thought with expanded business next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Company
Inkom
Harry Bassett
Pocatello and
Idlaho
Utah
Bassett
Blackfoot Council Hails Audit and Budgets for 1933
Blackfoot city council meeting praised Auditor Clark Moon for a January to May 1 report. It notes cash on hand $27,784, compares to $38,139 in 1932, and sets 1933 millage at 27.5 while maintaining cash basis operations. The discussion centers on street lighting costs and Idaho Power billing for city hall lights under a contested franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Clark B. Moon
Idaho Power Company
Utilities Commission
Final Rites Held For Local Woman 33
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Irvin of 333 North Third were held at 2 p m at Downard chapel with Rev. George Allen officiating. The body was sent to Kansas City for interment after the services. She was a Bethel Baptist Church member and joined Daughter Elks. survivors include uncle Albert Jefferson aunt Mrs. Tilda Banks and cousin Frank Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Irvin
North Third
Downard Chapel
George Allen
Kansas City
Repeal Vote Nears Across States Ahead of Dry Vote
Washington reports a 3 to 1 margin for repeal in 12 states with popular ballots on the substitute amendment. Two states have chosen net delegations by county methods. Latest totals from New Hampshire Connecticut and Iowa bring repeal to 6,981,408 and opponents to 1,809,7124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Iowa
Four High School Boys Sentenced to Five Nights in Cemetery
In High Point North Carolina four teen boys from a science club pleaded guilty to disturbing a graveyard. Evans Truesdale John Thomas James Chianoulis and Charley Drakalakas were ordered to spend five consecutive nights in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
Evans Truesdale
John Thomas
James Chianoulis
Charley Drakalakas
Friendly Order of Galahads
State Fee On Chain Stores In Idaho
Idaho chain stores must obtain a state license starting July 1 with fees from 5 dollars for a single store to 500 dollars for each store beyond 19 under the same management. A 50 cent filing fee accompanies each application and licenses must be visibly displayed. Taxes on real property may be credited against the license penalty to encourage store purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ben Diefendorf
Boise
Special Bond Election in Alameda Village Idaho July 25
Notice declares a special municipal bond election in Alameda Bannock County Idaho on July 25 from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm at Alameda Village Hall 456 East Walnut Street. Ballot question asks to issue 6000 dollars in bonds at up to 6 percent for fire department equipment, building, hydrants. Voters must be taxpayers and register with Village Clerk D T Hawkley at 273 Taft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Idaho
East Walnut Street
of Idaho
D. T. Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Alameda Village adopts fireworks licensing ordinance
Ordinance No. 125 forbids selling fireworks within Alameda Bannock County Idaho without a license. License fee fixed at ten dollars per year with licenses expiring yearly. Penalty for selling without a license is a misdemeanor, and previous ordinances repealed. Emergency clause and publication dated June 21 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Bannock County
Idaho
W. L. Robison
Board of Trustees
New Beer Booms Allied Products
Idaho markets show beer making resurging with Kraft cheese plant facing Limburg er pressure as National Biscuit expands pretzel output and bakeries plan thousands more rye loaves. Dairy and grain sectors anticipate stronger local demand while malt sales fall, hinting at home brewing decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kraft Cheese Factory
National Biscuit Company
Ros
Join Post Junior Detective Corps Badge Offer
Readers can join the Post Junior Detective Corps by sending name and address with two Post Toasties box-tops to Inspector Post General Foods Battle Creek Michigan for a badge and Detective Manual. Offer valid until October 15 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Inspector Post
General Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
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Ontario
Ore
E. L. McManus
New York
Mr. Brady
Yellowstone Park
McManus
Rosemary Fitzgerald
Priscilla Henney
Park
Pocatello Firm
City Council
Drys
Lewis E. Teague
Pocatello Optical Co
Dr. A. L. Chilton
336 West Center
Troy
Parisian
Allied Products
Tribune
Goodrich Cavalier
Miles
Goodrich
Safety League
Silvertown Safety League
Sillmeyer, Inc
Fifth and Center
Weny Y Tei
PTL
Enti
Tonny
Als
Igen A
Afood
Taylor's Cyclery Service & Fixit
South 2Nd Ave
FUR Shop
Leora M. Grue
Furtier
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