Idaho State News Research Work Expanded at University
The Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station adds a new assistant bacteriologist, George Schilling, to its staff. Schilling, a Wisconsin graduate with a Michigan State master’s, joins projects funded by the Purnell fund on poultry bacillary white diarrhea, udder infections in cows, and Idaho breeding. Ruehie leads as experiment station bacteriologist with Prouty, Schilling as assistants and Anderson as graduate assistant.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Agricultural Experiment Station
George Schilling
University
Schilling
University of Wheconsin
Michigan State College
Ohio State University
University of Arkansas
Idaho
Purnell Fund
G .L. A. Ruehie
Charles C Prouty
Ivan C. Anderson
Addition Is Made to Staff of University
University of Idaho announces the appointment of Frank E. Moore as assistant poultry husbandry at the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station. Moore, a North Dakota Agricultural College graduate, is praised as a skilled poultry researcher and member of Alpha Zeta and Phi Kappa Phi. The expansion supports increased poultry husbandry work led by Prof. R. T. Parkhurst.
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University of Idaho
Frank E. Moore
Idaho Agricultures Experiment Station
C. W. Hungerford
Moore
North
Dakota Agricultural College
Alpha Zeta
Phil Kappa Phi
R. T. Parkhurst
College of Agriculture
Chautauqua Opens Season in Blackfoot
Blackfoot opens its Chautauqua season with two dramatic performances on Monday and Saturday evenings, plus musical numbers and lectures across four days. The guarantors met Saturday, and Current Event club members reported a strong ticket response.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Cherwe
Rail line resumes service to Melrose after washout
Blackfoot notes the 8. S. train No. 8 now runs through to Melrose twenty miles farther yet still avoiding the washout. Local residents depart for work and visits, including Middleton, Vera Stevens, J. Flamm, and Mrs. Lowder family. Agricultural surveyor Mark Austin reports beet crop looking fine as carnival groups depart Blackfoot.
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Melrose
J. BR. Middleton
Utah-Idaho Sug Company
Deadwood
Vera Stevens
Los Angeles Hospital
J. &. Flamm
Rexburg
Blackfeet
R. B. Lowder
Limont
Salt Lake City
W. Il. Young
Sugar City
N. L. Fay
Edna Steffins
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Reay
Ruby Stains
Glenna Haws
John Hill
Sandpoint
Mark Austin
R. Hall
Adeline Mariman
Teckla Mattsen
la Verne McDands
Couer d'Airne
Wortham
American Legion
Twin Fair
Ricks College Head Addresses Priesthood
In Blackfoot June 27 Professor Hyrum Manwarring of Ricks College spoke at the regular priesthood meetings of the Blackfoot stake L D S church. Joseph Williams was sustained as a member of the high council to fill a vacancy amid strong attendance.
Hughes Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct in Blackfoot
Jesse Hughes was arrested by city officer TB Daly on charges of being drunk and disorderly and resisting an officer. He was sent to county officials for a hearing before Judge Belo Ball Monday night, with parole status risking violation and possible return to complete a suspended sentence.
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Blackfoot
Jesse Hughes
TB. Daly
Hugles
Belo Ball
Hughes
Iberty
Parker Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny in Newell Case
Newell Parker pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received a four month sentence in Bintham county jail.
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Newell Parker
Bintham County
Traffic Violation Cases Head Police Court List
Merlin Christensen drove a Cadillac in an accident on North Main and pled not guilty to operating under liquor. Walter Wout, a passenger, pled not guilty to intoxication. A L Wetland pled guilty to speeding with a $25 fine. D A Mathers forfeited a $25 bond on speeding. W H Wade forfeited a $1 bond for overtime parking. Lee Kimball paid a $15 fine for intoxication or jail if unpaid. W M Powell fined $10 for ignoring a stop signal. Lloyd Norris failed to appear. $25 bond forfeited. Joseph Harris released on suspended $25 fine after agreeing to leave the city by noon.
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Cadilac
North Main
John W. Peter
Walter Wout
A. L. Wetland
D. A Mathers
W. H. Wade
Lee Kimball
W. M. Powell
Gould Street
Lloyd Norris
Joseph Harris
Valuable horse Sting is well again after attack
New York June 27 AP Sting, who won the Excelsior handicap the Metropolitan and Barburban two years ago, is reportedly nursed back to health after a near death attack of the standers and may race this fall at Empire City. The horse is owned by James Butler and a bond of affection links horse and man. Butler rejected a 150000 dollar bid, saying there is only one Sting.
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New York
Ting
Empire City
James Butler
Heavyweight bout to spark Chicago boxing scene
Chicago readers await Jim Maloney and Bud Gorman in a heavyweight clash Thursday, the first real heavyweight attraction since boxing was legalized in Illinois. Prior bouts here focused on bantams and featherweights while New York produced top heavies.
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Chicago
Jim Maloney
Bud Gorman
Illinois
Big Boys
New York
Gene Tunney
Idaho News Bites Highlight Construction and Growth
Airman flies over Idaho and Lees Five business buildings rise at Gooding. Lewiston mill to ship first lumber around July 15. Ulysses ore strike in Leighi County. Boise halts double parking. Pocatello promotes aluminum refining plant. Coeur d Alene Sunshine carload nets 20300 dollars. June dividends from Federal Butter Hill and Hecla total near 1 million. Parma farm sales surge. State ships 900000 lambs. American Falls reservoir attracts tourists. Minidoka plant boosts power 35 percent. Buhl condensary work progresses. Thrip control aids onion crops. Caldwell draws 10900 visitors. Shoshone to Wells highway plans finalized. Caldwell payroll at 7000 daily. Hayburn bridge to be rebuilt. Crop conditions improve. Black Canyon land appraisal second unit. Payette River water to come from a million reservoir. State sells 250000 tax anticipation notes at 4 percent. Fifty carloads of Welser potatoes contracted at 2 dollars. Boise golf course and clubhouse opened. Boise leads in farm electric use. Twin Falls and Idaho Falls follow. Andy Littie Hewitt sells million pound wool clip from 27 to 37 cents. New brick plant opens at Pocatello. Rupert eyeing first class airport.
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Lewiston
Ulysses
Leighi County
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Pocatello
Sunshine
Coeur @ Alenes
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Hecla
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Parma
Minidoka Reservoir
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Shoshone
Wells
Nev
Roverson
Hayburn
Snake River
Black Canyon
South Fork
Payette
Deadwood Basin
Boise District
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Andy Littie
Hewitt
Rupert
Winner in Rodeo Race Is Girl From Shelley
North Idaho rodeo marks Miss Jerry Larson of Shelley as winner of the Cowgirls race. Larson, daughter of J Berkeley Larson of Presi, Shelley stake L D S church president, is a skilled horsewoman and a fine student at Ricks College with many friends rejoicing in her success.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Jerry Larson
North
Idaho
Larson
J. Berkeley Larson
Presi9
Shelley Stake
Oarsmen Plan Long Race From New York To Chicago
Ravenswood Boat club members F. J. Miff and Rudolph Jezek set out in a frail racing gig to row from New York to Chicago and back. They will pause at Wyandotte, Michigan for the National Association of American Oarsmen race in August and hope to race along the Harlem Hudson Mohawk canals and Great Lakes. The voyage honors George W. Lee who asked his ashes be scattered over a racing course.
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Ravenswood Boat Club
Chicago
F. J. Miff
Rudolph Jezek
Wyandotte
Mich
National Association of American Oarsmen
Hariem
Hudson
George W. Lee
Bill Dodgers Out for Asthma and Lake Trout
A humorous Hardwood item by Bill Dodgers, Bronhcial Busting Mayor and Piscatorial Publisher, describing a mountain lake fishing trip. The narrator jokes about asthma and trout, mentions the Izaac Walton club, and argues against disturbing worm heritage while critiquing law enforcement and political ideas.
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Bill Dodgers
Idaho
Mountains
President Coolidge
Black Hills
Izaac Walton Club
Hardwood
Hardwood Hammer
Keele Arraigned on Embezzlement Charge in Blackfoot
Keele appeared before Probate Judge J. P. Good in Blackfoot on Saturday facing embezzlement charges. He requested time to consult an attorney and was remanded in custody in Bingham County while authorities pursue alleged theft of implements and harness.
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Blackfoot
Keele
J. P
Bingham County
Iva Orme Elected President of Pocatello Girl Reserves
Mrs H C Baldridge hosted southern Idaho Girl Reserves in a Payette Lakes conference June 15 to 23. Fern Kissinger reports 153 delegates attended with leadership elections for districts including Iva Orme of Pocatello as district president and plans for fall conferences and next summer camp.
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Iva Orme
Pocatello
H.C. Baldridge
Idaho
Payette Lakes
Fern Kissinger
H. Flack
Southern Idaho
Dorothy Gebiuart
Boise
Kissinger
Emmett
Twin Falls
Gladys Wilson
Katherine Gerard
Virginia Evans
Kathryn Keener
Dorothy Keener
Viola Chapman
Katherine Elliott
June Dolbeer
Dorris Fossum
Jane Byer
Fiddie Greer arraigned on embezzlement charge
Blackfoot June 27 Fiddie Greer of Lava Hot Springs was arraigned before Probate Judge J E Good on embezzlement charges and his case set for hearing Wednesday morning.
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Blackfoot
West Family Delivers Fine Mission Program
The West family entertained the first ward last night with missionary experiences and musical numbers. Florence West spoke on the California mission and Henry West on the French-Swiss mission. Dr A A West played two violin solos with Max Stellen. Della West serves a mission in Texas. Three members of the West family are described as field missionaries.
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First Ward
Florence West
California
Henry West
A. A. West
Max Stellen
Della West
Texas
Dr. West
Four Sisters Drowned in Clearwater Lake
Four sisters died when their boat overturned on Clearwater Lake near Jacksonville. Victims include Frances Norton 18 Dora Silcox 12 and Emma Silcox 19 and Bary Silcox 14. They were daughters of Benjamin and Mrs. Silcox of Jacksonville Heights.
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Fla
Clearwater Lake
Here
Frances Norton
Bary Silcox
Dora Silcox
Emma Silcox
Benjamin D. Silcox
Jacksonville Heights
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