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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1925

Page

2

Boys and Girls clubs advance county youth projects

In Bannock County the Boys and Girls Clubs, guided by the University of Idaho Extension division, completed a year’s work with profitable outcomes. Local Wool buyers and bids foster steady demand for lambs while four purebred Hampshire ewes were bought from Knollin Hansen ranch at Soda. Sheep club champion William Behle Jr. of Thatcher earned top honors after securing first and third places. A bank financed calf club purchases with average calf prices around 36 dollars, including one purebred heifer costing 200 dollars, yielding a net five month profit of 67.46 dollars.

Bannnock Eounty University of Idshe Externsion Division Hampshire Knollin-Hansen Ranch Soda William Behle, Jr Thatcher R. Daweon First National Bank Grace

Champion Canning Team Leads 1926 Calf Show

The article notes Kenneth Kinnsford of Gince winning calf club champion with a two year old Istein heifer and a purebred calf. he earned 67.46 dollars net profit in five months and his calf took first in the purebred class. Pig club work continued through the year with ongoing activities.

Kenneth Kinnsford Gince

Champion BAKING TEAM Strong in Pig Club Output

Twenty four boys enrolled, raising 153 pigs mainly pork due to market, grain prices, and drought. Pigs were mostly Duroc Jerseys. club net profits averaged per member with total earnings around 13.90 dollars each. One member earned 367 dollars.

Pig Club Net Greene

Canning Baking and Sewing Clubs Highlight County Programs

The report notes a Swan Lake canning team won the county championship under Mrs Venna Gibbs with a net profit of 58.55 and a baking club led by Mrs M V Burton of Virginia produced 584 loaves 1% quick breads 36 cakes and 40 rolls. Ten sewing clubs with 83 members completed samplers tea towels and garments as part of farm youth activities.

Quarts Canning Swan Lake Canning Venna Gibbs M. V. Burton Virginia Lila Busenbark Swan Lake

County sewing club yields profits for girls and Ruth Carlson tops beet contest

William Behle Jr and girls tally garment sales with a net profit of 211.95 after materials and time. Ruth Carlson of Swan Lake wins county sewing club champion after completing multiple items with a 10.27 net profit. Beet club acreage more than doubles despite drought reducing some plots.

Ruth Carlson Swan Lake Drouth

Douglas Accepts Place on City Ticket

Twin Falls reports T. J. Douglas will accept the place on the city ticket headed by E. J. Finch, filling the vacancy created by E. B. Johnson's declination. E. A. Moon remains on the ticket.

Twin Falla T. J. Douglas E. J. Finch E. B. Johnson Mr. Finch E. A. Moon

County beet club champion crowned for bumper harvest

Royal B of Inkom reported 33,681 pounds of beets grown on 114 acres. Clyde Anderson facta had to d ber could do the total of only 1 acres was harvested. He was named county beet club champion and well deserves the title.

Royal B ® of Inkom

Overrule Demurrer Condemnation Suit Near Boise Main Line

Judges Brinck and Hartson sitting en banc overruled land owners demurrer to Boise city's amended complaint aimed at condemning land for the main line station approach. Defense contends land was not properly annexed. city asserts authority to condemn. Seven days to answer.

Boise Mar Dana E. Brinck C. H. Hartson

Former Boise Justice of the Peace Charged With Unauthorized Practice

Lawrence Johnston, ex justice of the peace for Boise precinct, was arraigned on amended information alleging he advertised as a lawyer without a valid license. Judge Clinton H. Hartson previously voided a similar information. The defense demurrer by J C Johnston will be argued by Judge Hartson at 2 oclock in March.

Boise Lawrence Johnston Justice of the Peace of Clinton H. Hartson J. C. Johnston

Asheville Golf Boom Expands With Eight Courses Planned

Asheville North Carolina hosts two open 18 hole courses with four more under construction or planned. Local development targets increased recreation and tourism through new layouts and facilities.

Asheville N. C

Clover mildews widespread across state report says

Moscow reports powdery mildews on red clover severe this season spreading statewide per Dr. C W Hungerford plant pathologist at University of Idaho station. It may reduce yield but does not harm livestock. control may rely on resistant clover or sulfur sprays. The station seeks outbreak reports to guide control measures.

Moscow C. W. Hungerford University of Idah Experiment Station American Europe Hungerford Gaty Tribune Special

State Poultry Show Loses State Aid For Two Shows

Caldwell March 9 The Gem State Poultry association learns no state funds will be provided for the next two shows due to a lack of legislative appropriation. Secretary H T Hurtt was told by State Commissioner Mark Means that local fundraising of 500 to 750 dollars will be needed to cover expenses. Officials vow to proceed annually despite the setback and hope future support may come.

Association For Aid Means Wll

Exterior finish nears on Boise new main line station

Exterior decorators of Boise's new main line station near completion report that plaster and stucco work on the body and tower are finished. Only final beautification touches remain this week while interior workmen will be busiest from now on.

Boise Mar

Left handed glove pioneer Douglas Allison of Reds in 1886

Douglas Allison became the first baseball player to wear a glove on the left hand while with the Cincinnati Reds in 1886, marking a turning point in fielding gear.

Douglas Allison Cincinnati Reds

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Maggie At the Featune Service, Inc Aby George McManus Onder Shir TP Great Britain Idaho State News Bannock Far Eall Pig Clubs Lila Basenbesg Helen Gambles Sue. Ogen Stella Olson Lola Burton Grace Black and White Day Holstein Show Union Pacific Bannock County Hampshire Ram Lamb Clyde Anderson Dage Tanlac Eslen Solons Piso’s
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