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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
16
Washington officials warn weather in coming weeks will shape pest movements. A warm dry spell may worsen chinch bug damage to grains, while extreme heat or thorough field cleaning could save much of New England corn from corn borer attacks seen in 1934. Infestation likelihood hinges on next weeks’ conditions.
At a dinner in Bannock hotel on June 26 southeastern Idaho Holstein breeders decided to form the Eastern Idaho Holstein association. Officers named W P Havener president Silas Spaulding vice president C J Mack secretary treasurer W W Brown and Henry Jonas directors with semiannual meetings planned Ted Warren led official testing based in Moscow and Dr E E Heiser from Ohio State spoke
Attendees at a dinner include county agents D. T. Bolingbroke Rexburg W. R. Dalling M. L. Nave B. T. Genta E. Spaulding Harry Doherty Rexburg Henry Jonas St Anthony Cecil Tulley Idaho Falls H. J. Worthow W F Burtenshaw J Egan Rigby Hans Sorenson H P Havenor Pocatello J Mack Downey A E Duke Bannock county agent and P R Gladhart Paris.
A group of unemployed residents in Kansas organized efforts at a meeting in Emporia to form a state body aimed at coordinating aid and advocacy. Organizers outlined goals, appointments, and next steps to build a statewide network.
Thomas J. Watson president of International Business Machines urged currency stabilization and settlement of war debts to spur world trade at the world congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. He warned against hasty action and called for fair, careful study of stabilization alongside debt relief and lower trade barriers.
The article notes escalating fire danger in Idaho forests and warns of forestry law violations. Enforcement rests with 45 wardens and deputies across 34 southern Idaho counties, covering a large portion of the state's 19,881,000 acres of timber.
Harry L. Hopkins, in his early forties, leads a youth project that will begin promptly. The initiative aims to mobilize local youths through organized programs and community activities, reflecting urgent efforts to engage young people in constructive work.
A prominent figure described as a sign painter and preacher with a degree from the University of Bordeaux, he organized relief administrations in Texas and Mississippi before his work in Washington.
Bu-hach offers a money back guarantee to end insects from ants to bed bugs and mosquitoes. With 60 years of usefulness it is sold in Handy Sifter Cans at drugstore grocery and seed stores and is safe for humans and animals while deadly to pests.
Citizens delinquent in paying improvement taxes were warned that Saturday is the deadline to use the installment plan approved by the last legislature. Delinquent taxes may be paid in four equal semi annual payments. The law lowered the interest rate from 10 to 6 percent as of Jan 1 1935, but if the first installment is not paid by July 1 the benefit is lost.
Observers say Roosevelt pushes bills to bar damage suits and require payments only in prevailing currency on a dollar for dollar basis, ensuring equal treatment of all persons.
A local jeweler advertises an absolutely free estimate prior to repairing watches. The offer emphasizes no charge for assessing the needed work.
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