Fortune and Misfortune Stir Idaho Farmers This Season
Boise reports mixed outcomes for southern Idaho crops as R L Spangler describes weed control expeditions and variable water supplies. Twin Falls area foresees good yields despite drought while Idaho Falls districts donate storage water. Buhl beet fields ruined by whitefly and a new malady threatens beans prompting plant pathologists from the college of agriculture to study the brown leaf disease.
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Boise
Idaho
R. L. Spangier
Spangler
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Asaya
Smoke River
Spanslers
Aly
Buhl
Welf
Pean B. J. Iddinge
College of Agriculture
Old Time Circus Days Recalled in Blackfoot
Blackfoot recalls a Junior Chautauqua parade with two money on horseback, a ferocious animal cage, a tight rope act, and a snake charmer. Prizes for costumes went to Harold Edward and Mickey Wagmer, with Mary Louise Barrows earning a prize as a clown. The event closed with a clown act and a polite tribute from young Helen Hill Harton thanking the performer.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Junior Chautauqua
Lord Fauntleroys
Harold
Edward
Mickey
Wagmer
Mary Louise Barrows
Ane Hale
Matt — Jefe
Greeer
William
Bill) Mason
Idgar Mason
Tiny Helen Hill Hartong
Teachers Wanted Free Registration Exchange
Free registration offered for Heyrend Teachers' Exchange in Rigby Idaho and Logan Utah. Contact Jy3l for details and participation in the program for educators seeking exchange opportunities.
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Rigby
Idaho
Logan
Utah
Pigeons Complete 830 Mile Race At 49 MPH
Word reached Blackfoot that homing pigeons released for the Great Falls Pigeon Racing association arrived in Great Falls at 3 56 with a trip of 830 miles in 7 hours 11 minutes. The birds faced a heavy wind north of their start while leaving Blackfoot but left in seemingly perfect conditions.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
A. Disher
American Railway Express
Great Falls Pigeon Racing Association
Great Falls
Publication Worthy Contribution From University Forestry Students
The 1924 Idaho Forestry edition published by the Associated Foresters of the University of Idaho is distributed. It honors Ben F E Bush and includes articles on Idaho forestry issues by J A Fitzwater J A Larsen C L Billings F B Baker and others with J W Rodner as editor and R G Wheaton as business manager.
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Idaho Forester
School of Forestry
University of Idaho
Idaho
Ben FE. Bush
State Land Department
Forestry
Entee
Bush
North
Fred Morrell
Priest River
J. A. Fitzwater
J. A. Larsen
C. L. Billings
F. 8. Baker
W. Chenoweth
J. W. Rodner
R. G. Wheaton
C. W. Watson
Loveland Family Holds Annual Reunion in Lava Hot Springs
In Lava Hot Springs the Loveland family held its annual reunion with about two hundred attendees. A picnic at State Park followed by a theatre program, swimming, and an evening dance marked the event.
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Lava
Alec Miller
Nevan
Glazebrook
Ogden
Henery Pontels
Celia
Loveland
Thomas Johnson
Alaska
Stilmen Harris
B. Baker
Warren Jones
Evans
William Moragaan
D. Bennett
San Francisco
Morgan
Te Jones
Misa Ethel Soory
Fred Nelson Ee
A. O
Avery Ana
Yampa
Many Dark Horses Line Up For Inter Club Ball Contest
Blackfoot June 80 The Kiwanis Rotary baseball game lineup is announced fueling speculation on the outcome. Rotarians name Ernest Peck as manager with John Boyle captain and Herm Stufflebeam at first base. Kiwanians list Rex Dunlap as manager with Dr Hampton as captain and Bobby Robbins at first base. The game is set for Tuesday afternoon at Montgomery ball grounds north of the water tank. Both squads boast players with considerable fast-game experience.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Kiwanis-Rotary
Rotarians
Ernest Peck
John Boyle
Herm Stufflebeam
Hugh MacCosham
Jim Ryan
Hugh Kennedy
Judge Anderson
Les Dustin
Dr. Hudens
Otto Maus
The
Kiwanians
Rex Dunlap
Hampton
Bobby’ Robbins
Davis
Walter Thomas
Jake Jacobey
Ray English
Rev. Butler
Montgomery Ball Grounds
Judge Adair rules salaries restored for three officers
Blackfoot June 30 Judge Adair overruled Bingham County commissioners and restored $2000 salaries for the probate judge sheriff and county treasurer after appeals were heard. The county superintendent of schools remains underpaid despite the ruling.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Adair
Pardons Sought by 32 Prisoners in Idaho Board Review
Boise records reveal 32 pardon applications filed with Idaho’s state board of pardons for its July 2 meeting. Included is Charles George, accused of murder with disputed evidence, noted for caring for the prison turkey herd. Also seeking clemency are Dong Sing and Lo Ming, Chinese men linked to a Boise factional killing.
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W. L. Cuddy
George
Idaho Hills
Dong Sing
Lo Ming
Boise
Training for Matrimony Through Wage Earned Work
Berkeley June 30 The best training for matrimony is wage earning during an apprenticeship for marriage says Milas Cleo Martland UC associate professor of vocational education Miss Martland notes economic independence strengthens self respect and family position and that girls should be educated as both homemakers and potential wage earners at a educators conference.
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Berkeley
Cal
Milas Cleo Martland
University of California
Plea for Wife Obedience Upheld by Alabama Court of Appeals
The Alabama Court of Appeals upheld a husband’s right to object to his wife’s employment aids for beauty and to fix their children's domicile without the mother’s consent. The case involved Mrs. Macon Sparkman taking their daughter after curling her hair against her husband’s wishes, a lower court's habeas corpus order reversing. The ruling cites obedience and domicile authority as duties in marriage.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Court of Appeals
Macon Sparkman
Sparkman
Safeguard Children on Fourth of July Plea Issued
New York June 30 AP The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness warns against Independence Day celebrations that endanger sight. It cites 224 eye injuries to children since last July including air rifles and dynamite caps, urging parents to keep firearms and powerful fireworks away from kids and restrict use to supervised adults.
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New York
National Committee For the Prevention
South
1St Air Rifles
Founding of Fairbanks Traced to Navigational Error
Seattle report says Fairbanks Alaska was founded in 1902 after Captain John Barnette misread a map and took the wrong water route. He sailed up the Yukon toward the Tanana then misidentified the Chena Lake as the Tanana, loading and unloading cargo to return to the main river before recognizing the site’s potential.
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Seattle
Fairbanks
Alaska
John Barnette
Barnette
Yukon River
Tanana River
Chena
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