Silver Sector Seeks New Highway for Mining Boom
Charles Hackney says Governor Ross promised a state survey for a new road to support rising mining activity in Silver City. Mines employ 40 to 50 daily, producing 70 to 80 tons of ore. a California financed group has 60 claims with $260,000 planned for exploration. A dredging outfit is sinking holes on Jordan creek, 12 miles below Delmar. Hackney warns of labor surplus despite job demand.
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Boise
Charles Hackney
Silver City
C. Ben Ross
Hackney
California
Jordan Creek
Delmar
Enrollment grows at the University of Idaho summer school
Enrollment climbs at the University of Idaho in Moscow as summer session begins. Records show rising student numbers, reflecting strong demand for courses across departments.
Idaho Y pool tops prior summer session record
University of Idaho reports 1934 summer session enrollment surpassing last year’s 537 with about 200 more students. Regular summer school participants total 635 with 300 pursuing graduate work for master’s degrees. Also on campus 35 of 44 state county superintendents attend a 14 day short course.
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University of Idaho
J. F. Messenger
Malad Democrat Files for Secretary of State Run
Malad Democrat David L. Bush announced his candidacy for Idaho secretary of state, denying earlier rumors of a bid for the Second district Democratic congressional nomination. He joins incumbent Franklin Girard of Coeur d Alene as a declared candidate with three Republicans also seeking the nomination. Bush, a World War II veteran from Oneida county, cites 16 years of office work and service as a national American Legion executive committeeman.
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Boise
David L. Bush
Malad
Statehouse
Franklin Girard
Coeur d' Alene
Bush
Idaho
Oneida County
American Legion
Summer camp for high school musicians opens on campus
The three week program, new to the campus and state, combines band and orchestra work with conducting under Harold Bachman of Chicago. Eighty high school students participate in this summer education feature.
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Harold Bachman
Chicago
Ruling Clarifies Feed Use of Wheat Contracts
A June telegram from George E. Farrell of the Wheat Section informs Idaho officials that any pasture or forage crop on contracted acreage may be used without restrictions. Wheat planted beyond county allotment limits is only legal if the allotment is withdrawn. Under the ruling, green wheat cut for forage is allowed and applies to all drought relief counties.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
George E. Farrell
E J. Iddings
Idaho
Tee
Drouth
Canzo Neri and Klick Clash Tonight at Ebbets Field
Weather permitting, Tony Canzoneri and Frankie Klick meet for a 10 round lightweight bout at Ebbets Field to decide the challenger for Barney Ross's crown. The match was postponed from last night due to rain.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
Ebbetsfield
Barney Ross
Florida Supplied Big Share of NYC Market Produce
Statisticians estimate Florida provided more than a third of fruits and vegetables sold in New York City during the first quarter of the year.
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Florida
New York City
Twin Falls School Protests Bus Tax Suit Filed in District Court
The Twin Falls independent school district sued in district court for a declaratory judgment challenging a $5 per seat bus tax. Defendants include Emmitt Prost and Earl Williams. A July 13 hearing was set to show cause why judgment should not be entered. The district operates nine buses with 50 seats each and says the tax would cost about $1,500 on six contracts, arguing the tax targets commercial vehicles only.
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Twin Falls
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