Idaho Legislature Taxed Home Brewers in Malt Extract Bill
Idaho lawmakers in a special session set a five cent per pound tax on malt extract aimed at home brewers, exempting commercial brewers and bread-making malt. The bill passed the house 48 to 14 and the senate 22 to 19 with three absentees, requiring stamps on all extract sold or given away.
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Boise
Idaho
Cosho
Ada County
Smith
Custer
Frazier
Ada
House
Senate
Hold Services for Accident Victim Johnston Boy
Funeral services were held for Henry Edward Johnston seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Johnston of 1312 South Second at the Sixth ward L D S church with Bishop Golden Jensen officiating. The body was shipped to Evanston Wyoming for interment. A coroner's jury found the accident unavoidable after he ran into a car driven by H J Dekker of Gibson Jack. He is survived by his parents a twin brother Donald Harrison Johnston and a sister Jacqueline Johnston.
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Henry Edward Johnston
Henry H. Johnston
South Second
Golden Jensen
Evanston
Wyo
H. J. Dekker
Gibson Jack
Donald Harrison Johnston
Jacqueline Johnston
Turkeys Get Additional Penny Per Pound Bonus
Idaho Egg Producers announces an extra one cent per pound for all turkeys delivered in the January pool. The Northwestern Turkey Growers report carloads stored and sold on an advancing market, with the profit to be passed to January pool shippers.
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Idaho Egg Producers
Northwestern
Turkey Growers
All Bran Bulk Similar to Lettuce for Constipation
The bulk in All Bran resembles lettuce and forms a soft mass in the body that clears the intestines better than pills. Two tablespoonfuls daily will correct most constipation. If relief is not achieved this way, seek medical advice.
Self-Taught Scholars and Historic Submarine Facts
Edward Wilber Berry rose from no college degree to dean at Johns Hopkins through self taught science and ambitious research in paleo botany. A 19 ton submarine built by John P. Holland sails in Paterson New Jersey and a note on noon versus midnight clarifies time notation.
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Edward Wilber Berry
Berry
Johns Hopkins University
John P. Holland
Passaic River
Idaho Turkey Growers See Cooperative Marketing Pay Off
Idaho Egg Producers and the Idaho representative of the Northwestern Turkey Growers showcase a high January turkey price of 12 cents per pound, illustrating how cooperative marketing benefits Idaho growers with practical dollar outcomes.
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Idaho Egg Producers
Idaho
Northwestern
Turkey Growers
Co-Operative
Alabama Congressman Edward Almon Dies in Washington
Rep Edward B Almon 73 of Tuscumbia Alabama died of heart disease in a Washington hotel on Thursday He chaired the House roads committee and was a longtime advocate of government operation of Muscle Shoals He represented the Eighth Alabama district for nearly two decades after service in Alabama legislature and as an eleventh circuit judge
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Washington
Edward B. Almon
Tuscumbia
Ala
Almon
House Roads Committee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Congress
Labor Day Discussed for Pocatello Event at University Grounds
I A Pelton announces Labor Day to be discussed at the upcoming meeting. The program aims to invite Mathew Woll leader of the National Teamsters and Chauffeurs union in Washington DC to attend activities in Pocatello. Congressman T G Coffin may speak at the event.
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University
I. A. Pelton
Mathew Woll
National Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Woll
Teacher To Wed Blackfoot Bride
At a Blackfoot school board meeting Miss Marjorie Park resigned from the staff and Miss Sletha Bithell was elected to replace her. Miss Park plans marriage soon. Auditor Clark B. Moon reviewed the annual report and the outlook for the coming year.
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Blackfoot
Marjorie Park
Sletha Bithell
Clark B. Moon
Pocatello and Blackfoot Pass Beer Licensing Ordinances
Pocatello city council approved an ordinance requiring $12.50 beer licenses with a $4.00 soft drink license for sellers and barring felons under federal prohibition laws. Sales allowed 7 a.m. to midnight. licenses issued from April end each year. Blackfoot council also passed a beer ordinance in line with state law at a special meeting.
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Pocatello City
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Many Students Sign for Summer School
In Moscow Idaho June 23 summer school enrollment at the University of Idaho passed the 500 mark. A total of 501 students were registered Tuesday one week after the session opened. Graduate students account for 202 of the total and undergraduates 267. The roster includes county superintendents from 32 Idaho counties in a two week short course. This year is the second highest enrollment in 21 summer sessions.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Union to Draft Labor Day Plans
The Pocatello Central Labor Union will meet at 8 tonight to hear the executive committee reports on two investigations and a report on the carnival. Preliminary arrangements for the event were discussed.
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Pocatello Central Labor Union
Church Delegates Meet in Metodist Episcopal Church
Delegates from Ashton Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello attended an all day Woman's Foreign Missionary society meeting at the Metodist Episcopal church. Mrs Joseph Chester presided and Mrs C D Fletcher led the discussion on funds and methods for foreign mission work. Speakers included Mrs W R Dolan Mrs Charles Donaldson Mrs B R Zimmerman Mrs N H Lines Mrs Guy Knowlton Mrs Barzilla Clark and Mrs Dean. Refreshment committee members were Mrs Henry Pauschert Mrs Sam Ayres and Mrs E C Riddle.
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Idaho
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Joseph Chester
C. D. Fletcher
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Ashton
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
W. R. Dolan
Charles Donaldson
B. R. Zimmerman
N. H. Lines
Guy Knowlton
Barzilla Clark
Fletcher
Dean
Henry Pauschert
Sam Ayres
E. C. Riddle
Nominations Open for Queen of Rodeo at Days of Old Fort Hall
Nominations are invited for the rodeo queen title to be chosen by a committee for Days of Old Fort Hall July 2 3 and 4. Eligibility 16 to 28, winner leads parades and appears in the illuminated nights July 3 4. If from Pocatello travel and hotel costs covered. Mail by June 25 to Days of Old Fort Hall Inc. in Pocatello.
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Old Fort Hall
Days of Old Fort Hall Inc
Pocatello
Rotaryanns Guests Of Pocatello Club
A Thursday evening program at Bannock hotel featured Rotary as an international body with the Pocatello club hosting a ladies night. Rae Stratford led the event reading letters from eleven countries while A. L. Merrill served as toastmaster and Ingard Neilson and Mrs. I. R. Neilson provided folk song entertainment.
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Rotary
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Club
Rae Stratford
A. L. Merrill
Ingard Neilson
I. R. Neilson
Edwin Byer Returns From Ogden Visit
Edwin Byer came home Tuesday after a two week visit with friends in Ogden.
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Edwin Byer
Ogden
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