Bag limit on trees urged by editorial
An editorial argues for nationwide forest reform to protect land and water, urging public regulation of timber cutting and increased federal aid to private owners. It notes three fourths of forest land is privately owned and highlights two Pierce bills proposing federal state or direct federal regulation to ensure sustainable yields and forest health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
United States Forest Service
Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Congress
United States
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Operation Readily Framed as Lesser Evil
A terse remark notes that an operation is never ideal and is often seen as the lesser of two evils, implying caution about medical or military actions and their consequences.
Idahoan ex governor Clark visits Arco for history project
Barzilla W. Clark toured Arco en route to Idaho Falls from Burley to interview John R. Wright, first white child born in Eagle Rock, for a history of Idaho Falls and the upper Snake River valley covering events up to Idaho statehood in 1890. He also notes Twin Falls county bond plans for a 67 bed hospital expansion and a busy dairy show auction in Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barzilla W. Clark
Arco
Idaho Falls
Burley
Laidlaw
Snake River Valley
John R. Wright
Eagle Rock
Idaho
Statehood
1890
Twin Falls County
Board of Commissioners
C. B. Lindsey
Migratory sheep drive and local town notes from Pocatello
Assessor William H. Coffin returns from Soda Springs with reports of about one third of migratory sheep gathered from roughly 40 herds in the hills northeast of Soda and between Soda and Grey's Lake. He collected $3,000 to $4,000, with one owner Jesse M. Smith paying after a county attorney's advice to seize and sell to cover taxes. The item also covers shows, real estate purchases, a marriage license, deaths, pardons, and various local updates including municipal projects and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Coffin
Soda Springs
Soda
Grey's Lake
Utah
Coffin
Jesse M. Smith
S. C. Wints
Smith
Bannock County
Local Nupitals and Moves Highlight Pocatello Notes
Cards announce the marriage of Henry Hershey of Idaho Falls to Grace Hill of Bellevue at the bride’s parents home in Bellevue on June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Hershey will reside in Pocatello after September 1. Chris Woodall visited from Soda Springs and left with lawyer Jim Eden. Harry Mahaffy, once with Short Line, now on the Snake River dredge, wed Maggie McLaughlin of Pocatello at Mrs. Hovey’s home on South Cleveland. Mrs. L. S. Keller at Skagway reports the doctor at the mines in Porcupine country and hopes to visit once pay dirt is found. Dr. O. B. Steely went to Lava Hot Springs for a call. Congressman Tom Glenn was in town briefly. Bert Igo, former Pocatello resident now in Elko, Nev., visited Judge and Mrs. Johnston. Will Hannaford gains timekeeping post in Superintendent Olmstead’s office in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hershey
Idaho Falls
Grace Hill
Bellevue
Mrs. Hershey
Pocatello
Chris Woodall
Soda Springs
Jim Eden
Soda
Harry Mahaffy
Sweetover-Burroughs
Snake River
Maggie McLaughlin
Hovey
Cleveland Avenue
Bert Igo
T. A. Johnston
Elko, Nev
Flowers Decorate Craters of the Moon National Monument
ARCO June 21 Special En trance to Craters of the Moon will be oiled around July 1 per custodian Guy McCarty. The route to headquarters will stay open while a decision on a new road is studied. Flower lovers should visit now as the area presents a vast, colorful bloom.
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Arco
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Guy McCarty
Monument
McCarty
Pocatello Events and Dates Schedule
A series of community events listed for Pocatello and surrounding areas includes June 23 baseball double header at Halliwell park between the Cardinals and Pilots and a writers league meeting at the Bannock hotel. Additional dates cover a National Range tour visit, Legion junior baseball, Sundance at Fort Hall, Gem Valley day, and county fairs at Lava Hot Springs and North Bannock with Idaho Indian day on Sept 26.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Boise Pilots
Halliwell Park
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Branch
Idaho Writers League
Pocatello
National Range Tour
Pocatello American Legion
Ogden
Sundance
Fort Hal
Kentucky Claims Narrow Mississippi Bend Expands Territory
A double bend in the Mississippi River at Kentucky's southwest corner yields about ten square miles of reachability only through Missouri or Tennessee, creating a small but notable territorial anomaly for the state.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
FSA Leaders Meet in Idaho for Inter-District Conference
Southwestern and southeastern Idaho FSA supervisors will meet June 23-24 at the Bannock hotel. Officials from Portland will join state leaders to study Idaho’s role in war crisis and aid to disadvantaged farmers, with sessions on implementing 1941-42 FSA policies and field techniques.
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Idaho
Farm Security Administration
Bannock
Northwest
Portland
Curtis E. Harrington
FSA
FHA
Herbert M. Peet
Wilbur D. Staats
Alvin Hobart
Carol H. Dwyer
Ronald W. Purcell
John E. Redford
Beth W. Wiley
Boise Fsa
Clarence F. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Kathryn B. Claycomb
Curtis E. Herrington
Pocatello
Driggs
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Rigby
Blackfoot
Burley
Rupert
Buhl
Preston
Soda Springs
Arco
Salmon
Montpelier
Jerome
Bannock Farmers Planting Trees
Bannock county farmers planted 14 565 trees in spring per W Dean Boyle county extension agent. Trees were bought from the federal state cooperative farm tree nursery at the University of Idaho Moscow for wind breaks screens wildlife habitats erosion control and shelter. Farmers may get assistance next spring in tree selection site prep and wind break planning from the county agent during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
W. Dean Boyle
Farm Tree Nursery
University of Idaho
School of Forestry
Moscow
Boyle
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the Sunday Tribune-Journal
The
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journa
Pocatello, Idaho
the Tribune-Journal CO
G. Nicholas
Williams
Cady
Associated Press
the Tribune
Pocatello Public Library
Halliday Street
Portneuf
Maho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Yellowstone Park
Barzilla
Keifer
A. L. Reed
Meridian
A. M. Reynolds
Boise
H. Myers
Dorsey Wilflong
Nampa
Col. E. O. Walter
Filer
Tiger
C. J. Smith
Latah Street
Mackay
Lost River Rural Electrification Association
National Rea
Utah Power & Light Co
Moore
Lost Valley
Ben Bains
John Rothchild
Earl Zimmerman
Boise City
Statesman
S.P.C.A
Irene Castle McLaughlin
J. Millar Watt
Walter J. McDonald
Noah
Ellis Askey
Caldwell
M. D. Rice News
J. W. MccManamy
Phil St. Marie
Bishop Talbot
Center Street
O. B. Steely
Senator Kearns
Salt Lake City
Thomas Richardson
Holcomb
Third Avenue
East Center Street
Arthur Avenue
Shattuck Row
Frank Ball
Lyric Club
the Baptist Church
George Hills
Anna Staples
Downey
Lyman Pargo
D. Rice
Norman
Harry
Kinport
Andy Marshall
Lava
Ira Hogan
Gentile Valley
Seth C. Oliver
Ontario
Ore
Blyth & Fargo Company
Woodmen of the World
George Oliver
Hunt
Diamond Field
Jack” Davis
Davis
Jack Davis
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Cassia
Joseph Perrault
Fort Hall Reservation
Perrault
Hickey Block
Murry A. Grant
Kelliher
Cook Block
Lee Brown
Lava Hot Springs
Dr. Bean
Fred Weideman
al Miller
Phillip Pellen
Thomas Blyth
Evanston
Wyo
George Gagan
Joseph Capell
Garden Creek
Washington
George L. Shoup
White House
Willis Sweet
Philippines
Sweet
White Knot Copper Company
Houston
Custer County
Hy Duckworth
J. J. Duckworth
Anna Brown
Charles Rodgers
Charley Nopper
Masonheimer
Rodgers
T. F P. Terrell
Theo Turner
Addi
E. E. Moberly
the Equitable Life
Kane
ICE Service
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Tom Glenn
Will Hannaford
J. M. Bennett
Olmstead
Lon Pond
Young
Craters
Moon
Carnes Music Co
Hawk
Standard Furniture
Bannock Farmers
Motorola
Billmeyer
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