Idaho county agents and extension experts conclude two day meeting
A southern Idaho conference at the Bannock Hotel wraps with two major outcomes. W B Kjosness accepts Governor Moore's offer to be state commissioner of agriculture, and J W Thomett helps designate Bannock as district head for home demonstration and Boys and Girls clubs. The final banquet features remarks from leaders including J Warren Barber and Chase Kearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Sadler
University of Idaho
Southern Idaho
Hotel Bannock
W. B. Kiosness
W. B. Means
Bannock
J. W. Thomett
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Grayson
Pocatello
Loral
Kraft
H. 8
Brown
Kahn
Kahn Potato Company
South First Avenue
Idaho
Wa.t. Murray
Kahn Company
Idaho-Oregon Egg Producers’ Association
Idaho- Oregon Egg Producers Association
C. R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Frazier Hall
Bannock Hotel
FB. J. Iddings
Pren Moore
W. B. Kjosness
Moore
Wendell R. Smith
B. J. Iddings
Kjosness
8. M. Turner
Bear Lake County
J. W. Barber
Burley
Southern Counties Farm Bureau
L. B. Taylor
Bannock County
Couty
Chase Kearl
L. E. Tillotson
Power County
Harry Wilson
Caribou
O. E B. McConlin
Gooding County
T. J. Kiinger
Blaine County
Vivian Bolen
Twinsee Counties
Cataly State
B. Kjosness
Idaho Extension Leaders Led Dairy Seminar
County agent leader and University of Idaho extension division held a dairy seminar in Idaho with Dr Wendelee from the state agriculture department, Dr J Turner deputy veterinary from Rexburg, and J W Thomas an agency agricultural agent from Bannock with headquarters in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universit of Idaho
Sereee
Ercerts
Wendeleee
Mabenar
Ag Culture
Rolse
Tddin
Aaadaia Cae Uiversity
Idaho
Moscow
Ford
Boise
J. Turner
Ae Veterinary
Rexburg
J. W. Thometa
Ye Bannock
Pocatello
League closes by giving bid to Germany for council seat
Geneva reports the League of Nations council finished its historic meeting by expressing a wish to Germany to join the league and take a role in peacemaking. The note signals equality with other nations and promises progress toward a security pact discussed in Paris with Herriot and allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Europe
League of Nationa Council
Germany
League
Organization of Peace
Germny
Berlin
Paris
Premier Herriot
Austen Chamberlain
M. Herriot
Renes
Cacho-Slovakia
Herriot
Count Skrzynski
Nomination of Colonel Creed C Hammond to Militia Bureau
President Coolidge sent to the senate the nomination of Colonel Creed C Hammond of the Oregon National Guard for chief of the militia bureau with major general rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Creed C. Hammond
National Guard of
Oregon
Militia
Senate
Coolidge Coolidge
Teapot Probe Nears Decision in Fall Sinclair Case
Cheyenne Wy March 14 the Teapot Dome trial heads toward a showdown in federal court Monday as Albert B Fall faces the government over his 1922 lease to Sinclair Mammoth Oil. The judge will decide if bank records linking Fall to Liberty bonds are admissible, a ruling seen as decisive for the government case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mar
Battle of Teapot Home
United States District Court
Albert B Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
Fall
el Paso
Texas
Pueblo, Colo
Liberty Bonds
Continental Trading Company of Toronto
Co. C. Chase
Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Martin W. Littleton
New York
J. W. Lacey
Littleton
All-Coast Star Team Named By Bohler
Pullman March 14 two Oregon Agricultural College players and one each from Oregon California and Washington are named on the all coast intercollegiate team selected by J Bohler Wash State college athletic director. Hesketh Ridings Higgs Steele and Westergren named to forward center and guards with several players receiving honorable mention. Bohler says selection based on general effectiveness for team style rather than mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Wash
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
California
Washington
J. Bohler
Washington State College
Hesketh
Ridings
A. C
Higgs
Steele
Westergren
Nevers
Stanford
Hobson
Frayne
Nedros
Idaho
Baker
Kelso
Akerberge
Silman
Stoddard
Belasco
Reese
Bohler
The
National Intercollegiate Basketball Rules Committee
Dog Nero Dies After Devotion at Master's Grave
Nero the dog, faithful to his master Charles Farmer who was killed last July by prohibition officers, died at a cemetery near Lancaster. The dog guarded the grave daily, only stepping away briefly for food, and humane officers paused during attempts to remove him. A marker will be placed on Nero's grave. Ministers have long noted the animal's love and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lencaster
Nero
Charles Farmer
Prohibition
Kent
Beukier
Hiamas
Coolidge's Aversion to Selling Rum Shaped Plans
New York reports a 1913 anecdote shared by Amherst President George Olds about Calvin Coolidge at age 15. Colonel Coolidge weighed college versus an apprenticeship with a pharmacist but faced a liquor stock challenge when Calvin asked, "father, sell rum?" The exchange is linked to Coolidge's later stance and Amherst ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Amherst
George Daniel Olds
John Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Washington
Mr. Olds
Harding
Secretary Work to Tour Western Reclamation and Parks
Secretary Work will depart for a months long inspection tour of western reclamation projects and national parks. He will review lower Colorado River issues and flood control with Elwood Mead and Stephen Mather, visiting nine reclamation sites and parks including Yosemite Imperial Valley border inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of the Interior
National Parks
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Colorado River
Yosemite and Sequoia
California
Imperial Valley
Campbell Widtsoe- Goodwin Special Board
Carlsbad
Ash M
Rio Grande
Tex
Yuma
Yuma-Mesa
Ariz
Klamath
California-Oregon
Orland, Cal
Newlands
Nev
Grand Valley
Uncompaghie
Colo
The
North Platte, Neb
Burial place of Sacajawea found at Fort Washakie
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced the final burial site of Sacajawea the Shoshone guide of the Lewis and Clark expedition is at Fort Washakie Wyoming after a three month inquiry. The finding ends a dispute among historians and tribes over the bird woman's grave marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Bureau
Probe quotes foul word amid bureau inquiry
A quoted remark during a bureau probe questions a serious charge about assisting the treasury department. The speaker defends their stance, insisting no one will find papers of value and challenging the accusation as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Sweden’s ski running traces back to prehistoric times
Upsala historian Otto von Friesen cites a Boeksta runestone showing a ski runner and notes long before writing, Swedes learned skiing from Lapps and Finns. He cites sixth century European accounts of swift hunters and 11th century runestones proving widespread, with Ull the Viking winter deity linking skis to travel and warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upsala
Sweden
Otto von Friesen
University of
Boeksta
Friesen
Ull
Strawberries Ship In From Hammond Region
Strawberries from Hammond area have begun shipping at fancy prices. The crop is estimated at 1200 carloads or about 70 percent of normal, with movement expected to run in full swing for another two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Wife dies heroically saving husband in California electrocution
On a Glen Ellen ranch near Santa Rosa, Peter Oehler 54 and his wife 50 were killed when a drill pipe contacted a high voltage line. Their son and daughter, aged 20 and 17, witnessed the tragedy. Mrs. Oehler died after grabbing the live pipe to save her husband, dying soon afterward at the Sonoma state home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Calif
Glen Ellen
Here
Peter Oehler
Oehler
Hospital Activity Report From Local Facilities
Hospital notes list several admissions and treatments including Ash Randerstrom at 046 North 10th and Mrs. E. C. Stark of Richfield Ida. Also Miss Mattie Burton underwent minor surgery at Lynn Brothers hospital and the infant of Mrs. Chas Percival is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Randerstrom
North 10Th
Mattie Burton
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Chas. Percival
West Sublette
W. Davidson
E. C. Stark
Richfield
Ida
O. W. Anderson
Carlyle Hotel
L. H. Laird
North Hayes
Vito Cucio
East Center Street
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J. W. Tometz
Dean Iddings
Jay M. Tiffany
Mgr
Teapot
Defense
Coolidge
Work
West
Sacajawea
Amy
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Co
Lewis
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