Meek Answers Idaho Liquor Control Plan Questions
Meek of the Idaho state liquor commission spoke to the Pocatello Rotary about investigators gathering information on liquor violations in Idaho. He implied the aim is a sensible control, while critics say enforcement is weak and widespread illegal sale continues.
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Idaho’s Barzilla Clark and J W Taylor clash over Van Vinck case
An Idaho public dispute pits Governor Clark and Attorney General Taylor against each other over the Van Vinck execution and pardon process. The piece accuses both leaders of political maneuvering and questions law enforcement commitment while noting potential additional murder charges related to Twin Falls.
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Idaho News Snapshot From 1930s Local Page
State Forester Franklin Girard relocates headquarters to Boise as north Idaho laments. Horological Association of Idaho forms with Parry Harrison as vice president. Citizens debate taxation and public services while fisheries report notes 750000 rainbow trout ready for planting and 4,500,000 eggs at Hagerman. Idaho liquor commission successor plans discuss J M Sharp Frank Meek Gossett and Coulter’s resignation highlights political dispute over appointees.
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Oneida County Notes Highlight Valley Beauty and Local News
William Wallin reports from Oneida County praising Garden Creek as a standout valley while noting a dry season ahead and lucerne and wheat thriving. Local happenings include a horse kick injuring a 17-year-old, sheep drivers on summer ranges, new births, marriages, and business updates from Pocatello to McCammon. County officials critique road conditions and rumor of marriages circulate amid community chatter.
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Mino and Hung Assi Simotsuka Invitation at Pocatello Opera House
Kito Huto and family invite you to the marriage of their daughter Mino to Hung Assi Simotsuka at the Opera House in Pocatello on Wednesday evening June 30 1897 ceremony at 8 o clock Admission 25 and 35 cents. A dispatch about a drowning team of George Kempton’s horses near Portneuf follows with local commentary and updates on public notices and local moves including surveying plans for the Idaho Montana boundary and various residents’ comings and goings.
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Rodeo Stock From West to Compete at Fort Hall Event
Rodeo stock from Old Mexico to Texas ranges and Idaho buckers prepare for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. Directors Everett Colborn and Doc Sorenson have gathered Brahma cattle and calves for bull riding and calf roping while some stock may also appear at Madison Square Garden.
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National Youth Admin and Officials Speak at Idaho Conference
Boise reporters note W. W. Gartin state director of the National Youth Administration and CE Roberts assistant state superintendent of public instruction will speak at the Idaho county superintendents and curriculum conference in Moscow. The meeting runs Monday through Wednesday and covers state education matters.
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Meat Supply Threat Looms in St. Paul Trade
In St. Paul Minnesota on June 26 a threatened strike by truck drivers serving wholesale houses endangers meat supplies and other perishable foods in retail stores by Monday.
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