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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
4
The University of Idaho report shows 88 percent of students in 1926 27 were Idaho residents, up from 81 percent in 1917 18, with the university drawing 174 transfer students from 65 institutions since 1926. The graduate program expands, 33 M A degrees awarded in summer 1927, eight in 1927, after 15 masters in 1923.
The registrar notes growing enrollment with counts rising from 15 in 1923 to 33 in 1927 and reports a larger share of registrants persisting to graduate. The figures show a steady increase in students who register and complete four years earning diplomas.
Sydney and Simon Nash brothers aged 16 and 12 drowned in a Denver lake after their mother told them not to swim. Simon dived from a canoe and sank. Sydney jumped in to save him and both brothers perished.
A one ton show bull fell into a 25 by 20 foot well on the Fancher ranch near Merced California. Rescue workers from the California State Automobile Association hauled the animal to safety after more than two hours in the well.
John W. Mott aged 84 from Los Angeles married Georgie Martin aged 60 of Chicago by Judge Sterling Pom eroy. The groom said he felt like a two year old after the ceremony in Chicago.
A. C. Cerara, a mine worker and father of ten, killed himself last night near his Scranton home by placing four sticks of dynamite in his clothing and detonating them with a battery, police reports indicate.
Idaho towns report diverse developments from Payette to Idaho Falls including Odd Fellows spending 10000 on enlarged quarters and a 45000 chick hatchery starting at Rupert. Idaho Power fines extended to Midvale while city bonds in Twin Falls drop 133000. Plans for a million dollar woolen mill at Idaho Falls and storage reservoir on the Boise river feature among state measures.
Reports from Gooding Mackay Kellogg Burke Filer Salmon and other Idaho places describe bids and new construction at schools fairs churches and power plants. The state notes progress in sheep farming trout stocking clover yields river floods and river dam plans with shipments and postal receipts also listed.
Forest Service will allocate $200,000 this year to develop trails in Idaho. Other items note Meridian State Bank reopening with surplus, rural power lines, lumber and farm activities, and infrastructure projects across counties.
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