Survey of Idaho spud crop and bonding plan proposal
W L Harvey of Denver and J Carlson of Idaho Falls report a careful survey of Idaho potato acreage and yield vs last year from Twin Falls to the valley. A bonding system for marketing is discussed for eastern markets with a July 7 meeting at Hotel Utah and a Salt Lake City council on July 6.
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W. L. Harvey
Denver
Colo
Central Western Advisory Board
J. Carlson
Idaho Falls
Ehairman
Toledo
Pocatello
Mr. Harvey
Tribune
Twin Falls
Carlson
Salt Lake City
Harvey
Idaho Territory
Utah
Chambers of Commerce
J. 8. Russell
Idaho Bankers’ Committee
EF. O. Howard
Walker Brothers Bank
Idaho
Donald L. Conn
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Colorado
Nevada
Salt Lake
Leader testifies on anti prohibition efforts and finances
The witness describes the Anti Saloon League’s structure and funding, noting Milwaukee and Washington leaders, a small eight room headquarters, and about thirty staff. He explains activities to influence primaries and elections, including state and national cooperation and payments of twenty five cents per member to the national group.
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J. J. Seelman
Milwaukee
National Association
Gordon \. Hinckley
Washington
John J Meliram
Senate
Thomas Cunningham
Philadelphia
Republican State Committee
Frank X. O'Conner
Ucation
King Seul
Slayton
Anti-Saloon League
Plate Organisa Fions
Witness
Oosenna
Eeten Femsylvania
King Saleed
Pennsylva
Flashes of Life from Coast to Coast in Brief Bits
A mosaic of short items notes a summer camp White House stay for Mr. Coolidge at Adirondacks. Rockefeller's opponents in New Jersey golf. Miss Australia Gina Mills named in Atlantic City pageant. Queen Mary in London favors big hats. Bum the Salvation Army dog marks a birthday in New York. horticulture experts in Tacoma. Spokane plans a Princess America contest from tribal descendants. a Patton State Hospital case in Santa Ana leaves a $100,000 estate. Mae Murray’s fourth husband tied to oil firm officials in New York.
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Washington
White House
Adirondacks
Coolidge
Isaac Walton
Santa Ana
Calif
J. E. Brunner
State Hospital For the Insane
Patton
New York
Syracuse Crew Stuns With Third In Intercollegiate Regatta
Syracuse claims unexpected third place as 80,000 visitors watch eight colleges compete on the Hudson. Washington defeats Navy by half a length in the four mile varsity race, while Wisconsin and Cornell disappoint by finishing seventh and eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Glendon
Columbia
Hudson
Washington
Navy
Wisconsin
Cornell
Dad’? Vail
Badger Oarsmen
Byrd Pole Flight Certification Confirmed
A National Geographic Society panel certified the records of Richard E. Byrd indicating he flew over the North Pole on May 9. The committee, led by Dr Gilbert Grosvenor, released a detailed flight log and credited Byrd with the historic achievement alongside expert collaborators from the Coast and Geodetic Survey and the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
Wilbur
National Geographic Society
Byrd
Hubbard
Gilbert Grosvenor
Groavenor
Frederick V. Colville
FE. Lester Jones
Hugh G. Mitchell
Henry G. Avers
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Albert H. Rumstead
Hoff's First Baseball Game Impresses Pole Vault Champion
Norwegian star Charlie Hoff, holder of the world pole vault title, watched his first baseball game in Los Angeles and praised it as some game with evident enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hoff
Los Angeles
Progressives Hold Mass Meeting in Downey at American Legion
A Downey Progressive party mass meeting at the American Legion hall nominated Mose Christiansen for state representative and Trueman Rowe for commissioner. Christiansen pledged to support bills benefiting all and oppose open margarine sales. Rowe called for four year schools and reforms in relief and roads. Also addressed by George W Waggenfeller and others.
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Progressive Party
American Legion Hall
Downey
Arimo
Whey
Mose Christiansen
Charles Norton
Christiansen
Portneuf Marsh Valley
Trueman Rowe
McCammon
George W. Waggenfeller
C. Allen
Federal Listening Post to Seek Out Faulty Broadcasting Stations
In Chicago on June 28 an $18 000 radio receiver, built mainly by F A Beane, will act as a listening post to locate faults in transmitting stations. The unit combines three tuned receivers covering 10 200 m 200 600 m and 250 24000 m bands and can span the country. It includes advanced RF stages and a specialized oscillator system plus three instruments to check transmitter frequency field strength and modulation. Measures the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. A. Beane
Ninth District
Beaney
Station Audits Set To Verify Broadcast Signals
The article describes field strength meters and crystal-based frequency tests to ensure proper transmission levels and tuning. A listening post is planned for July 15 near the Indiana line to avoid interference, maximizing accurate monitoring of station output.
New Atlantic Cable Landed Amid Heavy Rain
New York reports the Atlantic cable landed at Bay Roberts in a driving downpour. Eight hundred new founders in oilakina provided power to drag the cable ashore. The final section to New York should be completed by September, per Western Union officials, who hailed it as the fastest cable in the world.
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New York
Bay Roberts
Oilakina
Ray Roberts
Western Union Officmrs
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Beryl Mills
Geralton
West Australia
Australia
Sheik
Charleston
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London
Queen Mary
Bum
Salvation Army
Tacoma
Northwest Association of Horticulturists
Spokane
America
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Natatorium
Norman de R. Whitehouse
Mauretania
Mose Christensen
Putnam
Ni Monroe Drug Company
Quincy, Ill
C.paten
Jack Mulhall
Helen Ferguson
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Rex
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George Lewis
Kate Blanche Mehaffey
Rosanova
Edward Sloman
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