Big Game, Fur Bearers Rise in North Idaho Census
North Idaho's forest service census shows a 50 percent rise in big game and fur bearing animals, with wolves returning and grizzly numbers up 25 percent to 85. Deer reach 22 716, elk 5 838, moose 472, mountain sheep 135, mountain goats 1 890 and black bear 2 747. Hunters north of the Salmon River took 204 elk and 802 deer among other game, alongside five grizzlies.
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Boise
Idaho
Forest Service
Salmon River
Downey Notes From Preston Trips and Local News
Downey residents share visits to Montpelier Preston and Boise while other families travel to Ogden Huntsville and Mackay. The Preston Boy Scout troop camps at Downata Hot Springs and Rex Robinson heads to Mink Creek with the troop. A daughter arrives to Lorin Stone and Frank Laurenson dies in Yellowstone Park while John Pratt attends the Boise funeral.
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Downey
Eauert Merril
Preston
IT. & Perkins
T. Merrill
Montpelier
Win. Anderson
Kingsford
Ann John Stoddard
Grace
Chough
Bear River
Weston Relief Society
Frank Laurenson
Yellowstone Park
Asher Wilson enters Democratic gubernatorial race
Wilson announces candidacy in Boise with a platform to reorganize the highway department and create a non partisan judiciary. He calls for three state officers to direct road construction and for a state engineer to advise, plus ethics rules restricting legislators from state job appointments or financial dealings. He previously ran in 1926 against H C Baldridge.
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Boise
State Highway Department
Asher Bo Wison
Twin Palls
Nevronal
Department of Public Works
Wilson
H.C. Baldridge
Fort Hall D A R Installations and Closing Meeting
Fort Hall Chapter of the D A R held its closing meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Silene. Mrs D H Biethan installed officers for the coming year including regent Mrs F W Mitchell and other officers. A long list of committees was named including girls home maker and constitution by laws with numerous members appointed by the regent.
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Regent
R. R. Davis
Ragan
Clifton Albertson
W. C. Furchner
P. W. Powers
Spalding
Furchner
Edna Gillespie
Blackfoot S S Bridge Club Hostesses and Guests
At the regular S S Bridge Club meeting in Blackfoot Mrs. Ernest Brown was the out of town guest. Other visitors included Mrs. Clint Christiansen Mrs. B Kinney and Mrs. Roy DeKay. High honors went to Mrs. George Dore and low to Mrs. H L Simpson.
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S. S. Bridge Club
Blackfoot
Ernest Brown
Robert Peterson
Clint Christiansen
B. Kinney
Roy DeKay
George Dore
H. L. Simpson
A. W. Benson
Kansas
Idaho
Curtis
Betty
Shirley
San Diego
Brown
Mrs. Dore
A. J. Mitchell
Weiser
F. W. Mitchell
D. H. Brethan
Arco
Curtis, Shirley
Betty Brown
Indian Springs
Grain Growers Buy Warehouse In Moscow
The Latah Grain Growers Inc a local unit of the National Cooperative Marketing set up bought a Moscow warehouse from Moscow Elevator Co for 50000 with a 26000 federal farm board loan as first payment The facility handles about 125000 bushels and the remainder will be paid with preferred certificates This marks the first in a planned series of warehouses owned or leased by the marketing unit.
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Moscow
Idaho
Federal Farm Board
Latah Grain Growers, Inc
National Cooperative Marketing Set-Up
Moscow Elevator Company
Centralizing Dairy Herds Under University Of Idaho
Boise June 26 An agreement was reached among the board of education the department of public welfare and the Blackfoot asylum to place all institutional dairy herds under the department of animal husbandry at the university. Legislation will be prepared for the next legislature to increase efficiency.
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Boise
Board of Education
Department of Public Welfare
Blackfoot Asylum
Department of Animal Husbandry
Scientists Propose Replacing Cattle to Boost Institutional Milk
The plan calls for scientific management and three exchanges of high grade stock to cut milk herd size by 25 to 30 percent by removing low grade cows. F. W. Atkinson, animal husbandry professor, will oversee the herds under the new law.
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F. W. Atkinson
Three Defendants in Blackfoot Auto Crash Case Set for July Trial
H N Park er E W Whalen and Tom Cochrane, arrested after a Sunday night highway crash that injured three, appeared with counsel before Probate Judge James E Good. The case was set for trial on July 2 and the three defendants were released on bond.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
H. N. Parker
E. W. Whalen
Tom Cochrane
James E. Good
Marriage Licenses Issued In Blackfoot Area
Rubh Bowen of Pingree and Leora Brown of St. Anthony received a marriage license from County Clerk P. B. Dance and wed by Probate Judge J. E Good on Wednesday afternoon. Dance also issued a license to Bert B. Farnworth and Stella Parks, both of Blackfoot, with the bride accompanied by her father William Farnworth.
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Blackfoot
Tribune
Rubh Bowen
Pingree
Leora Brown
St. Anthony
P. B. Dance
J. E
Clerk Dance
Bert B. Farnworth
Stella Parks
William Farnworth
Council Grants Permit for Broadway Service Station
The city council approved a permit for a Texas company to build a service station on the northeast corner of Broadway and Judicial. The L and stucco structure is estimated at 20000 dollars and the council adjourned after a lengthy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Texas Company
Broadway
Judicial
Files for Office: Margaret Giesbrecht Seeks Re-election
June 26 report shows Miss Margaret Giesbrecht, present county superintendent of schools, filing Tuesday to run for another term on the Republican ticket. She seeks to succeed herself in Blackfoot in the county's school leadership race.
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Blackfoot
Margaret Giesbrecht
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Woodland
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Ted Davis
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Utah
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