Crops in Need of More Rain in Southeast Idaho
Eastern Idaho reports warn of very uneven moisture with scattered showers over the past week. Grain yields look irregular as some areas received good rain while others remain dry. hail and high winds caused minor damage in Idaho Falls and Winsper Ashton districts.
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H. H. Smith
Idaho Falls
Winsper
Ashton
Fort Hall
Bingham
North Bannock
Grace
Lost River May Get Aid To Rehab Big Lost River
A telegraph to Senator James Pope from the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce proposes rehabilitating the Big Lost river project by tapping Salmon river water via a three quarters of a mile tunnel to the North Fork of the Lost. The committee seeks a water resources survey and mentions Roosevelt's status on a Salmon to Boise diversion.
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Salmon River
James Pope
Paul Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Reclamation Committee
O. R. Baum
North Fork
Pope
Roosevelt
Boise River
Arco-Mackay
Ross
Senator Pope to Stay in Capital for Summer
Idaho Senator James P. Pope will remain in Boise through September as he works on public works applications and other Idaho matters. Secretary Walter T. Lockwood says work will keep him busy and comments on a potential succession rumor were not provided. In Sudbury meanwhile a four year old Cyr il Paquette reportedly smokes a cigarette daily, his mother notes he began at age two and remains healthy and tall.
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James P. Pope
Idaho
Walter T. Lockwood
Washington
D. C
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Lockwood
Will Simons
Idaho Emergency Relief Council
Doc
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Ont
Cyril Paquette
Mr. E. Paquette
Peace officers' convention pledges action against offenders
A motion for judgment notwithstanding a $16 000 verdict against defendants Ora Ball and Otis Wooters was filed in district court today. Percy P. Franklin, colored, was awarded damages by a district court jury after December 30 1933 taxicab strike injuries that led to the amputation of his leg.
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Percy P. Franklin
Ora Ball
Otis Wooters
Mercury Falls to 26 in Hill City
The mercury dropped to 26 degrees at Hill City during the 24 hours ending 7 a m. today while Grangeville received .80 inch of precipitation in 48 hours. Forecaster H G Carter notes Idaho will be generally cloudy with showers in the south and a slight temperature rise. Rain records show Boise .55, Driggs 1.6, Grangeville .80, Hill City .01 in the last 72 hours Malad .30, Pocatello .16.
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Boise
Hill City
Grangeville
H. G. Carter
United States Weather Bureau
Idaho
Driggs
Pocatello
Pageant Head Arrives for Fort Hall Centennial Spectacle
John Hutchings arrives from Fostoria Ohio to direct the Fort Hall centennial pageant at the Coliseum on Hutchinson field near the University of Idaho Southern Branch. A call for 600 local participants will soon go out as costumes scenery and lighting gear arrive for the 400 foot stage show. The production promises a historically rich narrative from creation to early founding events.
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University
Carpenters
American Legion
John Hutchings
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Hutchinson Field
University of Idaho Southern
Notice of Individual Debt Responsibility
Effective this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself James P Jones.
Pageant on the West Promises Idaho Frontier History
The program will feature fourteen episodes tracing westward history and Idaho, with an orchestra of local musicians providing musical accompaniments for all segments during the presentation.
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West
Idaho
Seattle Veteran Speaks at Meeting
Pocatello Chapter No 3 of Disabled American Veterans calls a special meeting for disabled veterans at the Memorial building tonight at 8 oclock. National executive committee man E W Waggoner from Seattle will be the principal speaker en route to the national convention and will share news of interest.
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Memorial Building
E. W. Waggoner
Seattle
Waggoner
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