Winona the New Plymouth Queen Wins Idaho Medal
Idaho record Jersey cow Winona the New Plymouth Queen 477 973 earns AAA merit and state champion honors after producing 612.21 pounds butterfat and 11311 pounds milk in 305 days. Owned by C H Sargent of Fruitland the cow dropped a calf within 14 months of freshening and is named Winona.
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Idaho
American Jersey Club
D. L. Fourt
Cee Terent
Winona
Register of Merit
C. H. Sargent
Fruitland
Fumigation Stations Across Idaho To End July First
Boise June 27 All fumigation stations on Idaho borders with Oregon Nevada and Utah will halt operations July 1 as announced by Mark A Means commissioner of agriculture Nine stations were set up two months ago to fumigate California autos entering Idaho to curb foot and mouth disease Sixteen inspectors enforced quarantine with stations at Ontario Nyssa Payette Weiser Adrian Glenns Ferry Contact The Rocks in Jordan Valley and Preston The quarantine remains in effect with two regulatory modifications Citrus dried fruits vegetables plants trees shrubs vines bulbs greenhouse supplies bees and related items may now enter under state rules
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Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Mark A. Means
California
Department of Agriculture
Ontario
Nyssa
Payette
Weiser
Adrian
Glenns Ferry
the Rocks
Jordan Valley
Preston
Means
State Department of Agriculture
Mackay Mines Lease Blue Jay Canady Lead Groups
Mackay June 27 Messrs Wayne Darlington and John W Fowler secured a lease and bond on the Canady Lead and Blue Jay mine groups near Mackay. Plans call for 100 foot shafts on each group as continuations of prior work in a productive mineral belt zone southwest of Mackay. Equipment will be installed to push development rapidly with hopes of substantial production under new management.
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Messrs
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John W. Fowler
Canady Lead
Blue Jay Group
Great Mineral Belt
Emma Hale celebrates seventh birthday party
Mrs. R. T. Hale entertained Emma Hale's seventh birthday honoring her daughter. About ten friends attended the afternoon with games and refreshments. Guests included LaRue Lowry Marvina Hall Mildred Hall Leah Gordon Pauline Nash Dorothy Whitney Elizabeth Lamont George Gordon Clifford Green and helpers Miss Pear Hale and Miss Marguerite Green.
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R. T. Hale
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Leah Gordon
Pauline Nash
Dorothy Jeanne ‘Whitney
Elizabeth Lamont
George Gordon
Clifford Green
Miss Pear Hale
Missarguerite Green
Regular Air Mail Service Starts July 1
A 1,460 mile Cleveland to Rock Springs air mail route will glow with overlapping lights producing 5,279,000 candle power once regular schedule begins July 1. The night service is split into three units from Chicago to Cheyenne across 885 miles, with eastern and western wings to be activated as days shorten.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rock Springs
Wyo
Cheyenne
Students Aid Memorial Drive Chairmen Announce
Moscow reports cooperation in the Idaho war memorial project will be provided by university undergraduates under Emil Strobeck. committees named span districts 4 6 and 8 with general chairmen and county chairs listed for towns like Boise Weiser Twin Falls Idaho Falls Gooding and Nampa among others.
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American Legion
Emil Strobeck
Twin Falls
Strobeck
District No. 8
Vernon Johnson
Boise
Washington
Roberta Fisher
Weiser
Payette
Vernon Pateh
Canyon
Kerube Steensland
Nampa
Elmore
Nellie la Eaton
Mountain Home
Gem
Ruth Hawkins
Emmett
Ada
Lynn Rogers
Lilian Hardman
Elmer Wylan
Cassia
Mildred Warneke
Bur'ey
Minidoka
L. R. Remsberg
Rupert
Jerome
Dark Heiss
Gooding
Mary Dickinson
Lincoln
Blaine
Iva Bilva
Shoshone
George Elrod
Ocatello
Power
Mildred Evans
American Falls
Oneida
Bennie Deschamps
Malad
Hanley Payne
Idaho Falls
Bingham
Port Arthur
Blackfoot
Jefferson
Rhea Soffe
Madison
Rigby
Fremont
John Bauer
Sugar
Bankers' Broad Impact Extends Beyond Loans
Milwaukee June 27 AP Walter F Head president American Bankers association told Wisconsin bankers the real dividends from loans come from productive growth and wealth in the community. He urged bankers to act as economists sociologists and leaders supporting farmers and industry for broad prosperity.
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Milwaukee
Walter F. Head
American Bankers’ Association
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Head
Klan Member Faces Damage Suit in New York
Louis Fowler editor of American Standard and his son were arrested on criminal libel charges after a magazine attack on Governor Smith. They were held in $1000 bail for trial. The court cited Fowler as a Ku Klux Klan member.
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Louis Fowler
American Standard
Louis Fowler, Jr
Governor Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Gegan
Fowlers
Traal
Domestic business and price trends in 1920s economy
The report notes curtailment in iron and steel, auto, and textile production with rising unemployment in textiles, coal, and mining areas. Retail and wholesale trade are weak, prices drift downward, and crop prospects hinge on yields and prices. It urges industry to reduce costs and adapt pricing beyond production costs as a long term solution.
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United States
Amundsen Polar Flight Expedition Postponed
Christiania Roald Amundsen announced the airplane expedition to the north pole is postponed due to economic difficulties. Dispatches report the change after months of planning.
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Christiania
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Dispatches
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