Idaho forest protection contracts approved for 1927 season
Boise June 29 AP Formal approval was given by the state forestry to forest fire protection contracts between northern Idaho timber protective associations the state forester and the board of land commissioners. Contracts cover Couer d Alene Tesmini Clearwater Pend Oreille Priest Lake Pollach associations and provide for detection prevention and suppression systems with equipment maintenance and fire crews. Protection costs for association members are prorated by timber land owned. non members pay six cents per acre for cut over lands and ten cents per acre for protection on other forest lands.
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Boise
State of Forestry
Northern
Rancher Must Pay for Accidental Irrigation
Boise June 29. Idaho supreme court affirms Twin Falls canal company charges in favor of Orson Strong. He cannot evade water maintenance charges after quiet title action for lands below Snake River canyon rim rock. The decision rejects relief for exploiting accidental conditions to avoid payments while retaining benefits.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Orson Strong
Twin Falls Canal Company
Twin Falls County District Court
Strong
Snake River Canyon
City Council Delays Over Tax Levy and Pool Report
The Blackfoot city council postponed action on a proposed parkings tax levy along Shilling avenue due to the city attorney report delay. The improvements committee chair also was not ready to report on the swimming pool, and that matter was deferred. A dwelling remodel petition for Robert L. Peterson was granted. Sidewalks culverts and weed cutting were discussed with committees assigned. no major business was transacted.
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Tribune
Shilling Avenue
Robert L. Peterson
History of Rotary Is Subject Talk at Club Blackfoot
Herman Stufflebeam spoke at the Blackfoot Rotary luncheon on Tuesday detailing Rotary’s history from inception to present. A discussion on a new swimming pool was postponed pending a committee report. guest Rotarian L Lovinger from Salt Lake City attended.
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Rotary
Blackfoot
Herman Stufflebeam
Blackfoot Rotary
Stufflebeam
L. Lovinger
Salt Lake City
No Shortage of Hay to Worry Downeyites This Year
Downey June 29 New mown hay is the odor of the day. Most of the hay has been cut and stored as dry weather persists. A rush to complete harvest should prevent a recurrence of winter shortages that threatened stock and horses in the district. Irrigation progress is noted with the Chesterfield dam basin full ensuring ample water for irrigated fields.
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Tribune
Chesterfield
Baisin
Duel of Forest Kings in Yellowstone Turns Fatal
In Yellowstone Park a dramatic antlered duel ends in death for both animals. The locked pairs’ skulls remain as mute proof of a struggle for a mate, now displayed at Mammoth Hot Springs Museum. The vanquished appears to have contributed to the winner’s downfall in the fatal clash.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Merrie England
Mammoth Hot Springs
Former Student in Pocatello Schools is Watchmaker
Arthur E. Jensen of Sterling a former Pocatello high school student shows a hand crafted watch in Rugier Jewelry window. The 16 size 23 jewel timepiece was made by hand at Bradley Polytechnic School Peoria after nine months in the horological department. Jensen completed his Bradley course in record time.
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Jensen
Bradley
Weather Woes and Devastation Sweep Downey
A week end of variable weather brought heavy winds that caused minor damage to buildings in the Downey area and threatened wheat crops. A sudden temperature drop Sunday raised concerns for gardens, with officials hopeful for substantial rain to aid gardens and ranches.
Stealsmith Charged With Harness Theft
Sheriff Jarvis D Jensen returned from Twin Falls with Ralph Stealsmith who faces grand larceny charges. He allegedly stole harness from Nate Taylor and Leonard Cox. one harness was recovered, the other remains missing. London notes easing alcohol use, per Chancellor Churchill remarks.
Nature Endings The Quiet Record Of Life And Death
A reflective meditation notes that nature does not keep a permanent record of death, while life and living persist. The passage contemplates survival, survival instincts, and the indifferent cycle of predators and the wild.
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Mother
Twin Falls Highway District Pays Interest Despite Litigation
Twin Falls Idaho June 29 AP the Twin Falls highway district will pay its semi annual bond interest of about 25000 next July 1 secretary Stuart H Taylor announced money for the payment was sent to New York after M J Sweeley attorney for the district and lawyers for the Oregon Short Line plaintiff in the pending suit advised the district directors would not be personally liable if the court rules against the highway district law.
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Twin Falls
Stuart H. Taylor
New York
M. J. Sweeley
Oregon Short Line
Wuld
Highway District
Community notes from Downey and surrounding towns
Local residents return from visits and trips across Idaho and Utah. Families linked to the Hendricks, Sievers, Laurenson, and Kraemer circles attend reunions, convalescences, and conventions. speakers discuss music memory contests and library extension. Several guests travel from Logan, Provo, Ogden, Malad, and Idaho Falls.
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California
Cache Valley
G. A. Sievers
Kansas City
J. F. Sievers
Downey State Bank
Marsh Valley
Sievers
H. J. Toller
G. F. Sievers
Jackson Hole
Local Folks Return From Trips and Visits
Residents report travels and visits to Salt Lake City Boise Pocatello and Cambridge. Names include Mrs A Anderson John Booth Della Kingsford Thora Dewey Claire Spidell H S Garretson Alvin Olson Dr H J Hartvigsen and others with hospital teaching plans and business trips noted.
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Blackfoot
A. ©. Anderson
Salt Lake City
John Booth
Preston
T. Merrill
Marthe Day
Wanda Ford
Juanita Bybee
Willard Kingsford
Pocatello
Della Kingsford
Thora Dewey
Burley
Miss Kingsford
Alvin Olson
Boise
H. J. Hartvigsen
Medical Association
Jake Sessions
Marie W. Wadham
Lamar
Colo
William King
Robert Olson
Glenn Maughan
Salt Lake City. Mrs. J
Stoddard
Capital City Gossip on Idaho Campaign Funding
Capital City gossip notes Idaho promotional funds of 30000 dollars plus chamber monies face criticism for neglecting Twin Falls Jerome Salmon districts in national ads. Officials defend limited budget while promising broader coverage later and question Salt Lake agency choice amid push for Idaho familiarity. New liquor legislation and prohibition bills are reported as being prepared.
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Boise
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
Jerome
Salmon
Stave Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
Capital City
Idaho lawmakers aim to pattern state act on confiscation and liquor
Reported plans seek to push a slate of bills for the legislature and governor to secure passage, including auto confiscation with county destruction and fines, and an amendment to block confiscation if liquor is found. A physicians liquor prescription bill is also anticipated. Idahoans are warned double parking in Boise is banned. Former Idahoan Albert White, now US marshal for Alaska, earns praise from top officials. The Idaho National Guard encampment is praised as civic protection and a model of national defense. Idaho men continue military duty, building fitness and manhood for the state.
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Boise
Albert White
Alaska
John Marshal
Mabel Walker Willibrandt
Marshal White
Idaho
Washington Department
Idaho National Guard
State Bank to Offer Wool Clips for Sale
Idaho wool will be sold by sealed bids in Portland on July 11. About 5000 pounds in original bags offered by First National Bank of Idaho clients. Clips from Bennett brothers Big Springs Land and Livestock Co. and W S Anderson Co. Raymond Moore cashier announced Tuesday. A Tribune Want Ad will advertise the sale.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Portland
Idaho
Raymond Moore
Bennett Brothers
Big Springs Land and Livestock Co
W. S. Anderson Co
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North Idaho
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Stealsmith
London
John Bull
Churchhill
Exchequer
Lady Astor
Ae Hee
Pacific Coast
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Truclee
Lake Tahoe High
The
Sierra
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San
Los Ampetes
Las Vegas
Gan Francisco
Ogdes
Southern Pacific
P. Bancroft
Gen
Southern Pacific Lines
Utah
Tribune Special
State Bank
Schilling’s
Schilling
Japan
San Rafael
Russian River
A.L. Stewart
San Rafael Academy
Military
Ben Rafse
Utah-Idaho Motor Way
Keystone Lines
Visa
Keystone Hotel
Phoenix Cigar Store
St. Marie Hotel
Bannock Hotel
Salt Lake Peery Hotel
Windsor Hotel
New Whitehouse
Cullen Hotel
Freight
St. Anthony
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co., Inc
Phony
Idaho Falls
Shankel Coal Yard
Aberdeen
Shankel
Coal & Ice CO
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