Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Rate Cut Returns to Shippers
The Idaho Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice William A. Lee, upheld a 27 percent rate reduction for Idaho shippers and ordered about $30,000 returned to carriers. The decision clarifies interstate versus intrastate rate control, confirming state authority despite wartime federal power. Affected lines include the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul Railway, Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation, Northern Pacific, and Spokane Terminals Railway.
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Boise
Idahay
Public Utilities. Com
Idaho
Supreme Court
Iby
William A. Lee
William EF
Alfred Badge
Raygi
Carriere
Deciana
Interstate
Ae Commission
Ieace
Ike Isiaeaieke Commerce Commission
Supreme
North Idaho
Chicago, Milwaukee and Paul Railway Company
Oregon- -Washington Railway
An Navigation Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Spokane
Takeveiena Railway Company
Wtruc
Boy Scouts Demonstrate for Benefit of Leaders
Blackfoot reports on a Scoutmasters association meeting where 16 scoutmasters formed a regular troop structure with Wallis as troop master and a deputy commissioner. Troop 9 under John Hala showed proper troop conduct as First Ward L D B church troop register expands in Wapello. The court of honor drew 80 merit badge applications with Judge Adair overseeing. Scout Executive Bievens spoke to parents in Wapello.
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Blackfoot
Scoutmasters’ Association
Wallis
Boy Scoutse
John Hala
L. D
Church
Wapello
Court of Honor
Adair
Scout
Bievens
Wepello
Cross Word Puzzles Boost University English Themes
Moscow March 26 Freshman English themes show improvement after cross word puzzles were introduced in Miss Althea Sheldon University of Idaho English class. She notes the gains may come from the puzzles or from the drill required to solve them, but calls the activity enjoyable and harmless.
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Moscow
Mar
Althea Sheldon
University of Idaho
Governor Chooses Rockwell Successor For Idaho Board Of Education
Boise March 26 Governor C Moore is expected to appoint a successor to I E Rockwell Bellevue to the Idaho state board of education around April 7. Officials predict Rockwell will not be reappointed and a new member will likely come from eastern or southeastern Idaho. The choice may reflect a shift to satisfy the unwritten rule that board members come from towns with state educational institutions and previously involved controversy over gender representation.
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Boise
C. Moore
I. E. Rockwell
Bellevue
State Board of Education
State House
Rockwell
Oor
Idaho
Huntington Taylor
Evan Evans
J. G. Graveley
Ida
M. Lonux
Poratello
Aged Trapper Fank Wilson Found Dead in Snake River
Weiser Idaho March 27 The body of Fank Wilson eighty year old trapper missing since February 20 was found Tuesday morning floating down the Snake River ten miles below Antington at the mouth of the canyon and brought to Weiser. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon and burial followed. Wilson lived alone on a river island a mile and a half from Weiser. It is believed his boat capsized or was struck by ice while crossing the river and he drowned. No inquest was held.
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Weiser
Idaho
Fank Wilson
Snake River
Antington
Wilson
Washington County
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Education Talk in Blackfoot
The education committee led by Rev. J J Fleming hosted the Kiwanis luncheon at the Elks Club. Miss [name] representing the Moroni Green Players spoke on behalf of the group while Ernest Jackson and Prof H B Waits addressed education in schools and youth career guidance. Rex Dunlap led songs with Mrs Dunlap at the piano.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. J. Fleming
Iwanis
Ecceles
Ing
Miss
Moroni Green
Madea
Aon Y
Thies
Kivasians
Ernest Jackon
H. B. Waits
Wallis
Rn Rg
Len Cone
Collins
Rex Dunlap
Mre. Dunlap
Auto accident injures three in Caldwell
Three men were seriously hurt Wednesday afternoon when a light delivery truck they were loading with Mora fans turned unstable. Injured include J. J. Lowrie with a badly bruised head and hip injuries, plus two others identified only vaguely in the report.
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Caldwell
J. J. Lowrie
Worm
Chad
Wren
Idaho Falls Chamber Plans April Forum Program
The Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce lists April events for its weekly forum. Speakers include J Christy Wilson on Peruga and Frank Hagenbarth on Sheep on the Farm. Magenbarth, a sheep and wool authority, will discuss April 28. W B Barstow from New Sweden will speak on seed potatoes at the April 6 meeting.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
W. B. Barstow
New Sweden
Chamber of Commerce
McCammon News Focuses on Local Visits and Carnival Plans
Mrs. O P Stanley visits from Pocatello to see her parents Mr and Mrs H H Goodman. Mrs EF B Carson returns from Bolas after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson. Amalgamated Sugar Co representative Van Nay at Bancroft on company business. Sophomore hop planned by McCammon high school in the amusement hall tonight. Mrs G H Rommel returns from Blackfoot to visit daughter Mrs A E Higginson. Rancher Myers Cohn treated in Bannock County hospital for heart trouble, improving. Perry Lish back in McCammon after several days in Pocatello. Fourth annual carnival by McCammon high school set for Saturday night April 11 with Harry Edwards as chair. Committee aims for a more elaborate event than prior years.
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Tribune
McCammon
O. P. Stanley
Pocatelo
H. H. Goodman
Carson
Young Aon
Bolas
Charlies Johnson
May van Nay
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Bancroft
G. H. Rommel
Blackfoot
A. E. Higginson
Myers Cohn
Bannock County
Pocatello
Arimo
Cohn
Perry Lish
McCammon High School
Harry Edwards
State Poultry Exhibit Set for Caldwell Show
Caldwell prepares for the Gem State Poultry Show to be staged in early January with a gold medal designation for the Caldwell fair. Roy T. Hurtt notes large cash prizes and several sweepstakes. entry deadlines are January 1 for birds and January 5 for poultry.
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Caldwell
Gem State Poultry Show
Ween
Ad—Eation
Leal I Young
Boise
Ad Mayfield
Odate
Caldwell Poultry
Roy T. Hurtt
Janary
Long
79er Celebrates His Birthday Anniversary
Twin Falls March 27 Judge Lawrence Hansen aged 81 was hosted at the Presbyterian manse by Rev and Mrs A Pearson to mark his birthday. Hansen long served as justice of the peace in the town named for him and sat in the 1917 legislature. He helped secure state funds for the Hansea bridge.
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Twin Falls
Lawrence Hansen
A. Pearson
Hansen
M. Alexander
Hansea Bridge
Bear Interesting Talks at Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club
D E Rathbun spoke on A Constructive Thinker at the Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club, contrasting the pessimist with the optimist. Mayor Ralph Louis reviewed two years of city administration. Miss Maxine Pearson sang a solo with Mrs. Edra Lewis at the gathering.
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Idaho Falls
D. E. Rathbun
Waldo Edmunds to Tour World from Idaho Falls
Waldo Edmunds son of Ralph and Mrs Edmunds of Idaho Falls will begin a seven months world tour in June after being selected from the Sigma trio at the southern branch of the University of California Los Angeles. The group has been broadcasting singing and instrumental numbers over radio and now has a cruise ship offer with all expenses paid plus a monthly salary for performances aboard ship starting from San Francisco in June.
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Tribune
Idaho
Waldo Edmunds
Ralph Edmunds
Southern
University of California At
Los Angeles
Sigma Trio
San Francisco
Faculty Reelected in Blackfoot School District
The school board reelected Prof. H. R. Wallis as superintendent for the next year. Ray M. Berry remains high school principal, Maude Turman Central School principal, Frank M. Hurdle Irving School principal, and Miss Ahna Doyle junior school principal.
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Tribune Spec Blackfoot
H. R. Wallis
Ray M. Berry
Miss Maude Turman
Central School
Frank M. Hurdle
Irving School
Mies Ahna Doyle
Committed to Hospital In Idaho Falls
Allen Muir aged 26 son of Mr and Mrs James Muir of St Leon was committed to the hospital for the insane at Blackfoot this week after a sanity examination before Judge Singer. The malady began about nine months ago and has grown worse recently.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Allen Muir
James Muir
St. Leon
Blackfoot
Singer
Idaho Falls Prison Sentences Return to County Jail Start
Robert alias Harry Morgan began a five month county jail term and $100 fine after transfer from federal court in Pocatello. Mrs. Pearl Vernon, convicted on liquor charges, serves 30 days in lieu of a $460 fine.
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Idaho Falls
Robert
Harry Morgan
Pocatello
Pearl Vernon
District Meet of Blackfoot Odd Fellows Held in Shelley
About 25 members of the Blackfoot I C O F attended the district meeting in Shelley on March 27 with delegates from Pocatello and Idaho Falls. After conferring degrees a banquet was served. The Shelley lodge was noted for its generous hospitality with a fine lunch.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot I C. O. F
Shelley
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Shelley Odd Fellows
Nampa Votes to Retain High School Levy Result
Nampa residents approve the seven mill levy for the high school, with 602 votes in favor. The measure drew strong turnout across the city, especially in the southern wards, reflecting broad public support for sustaining school funding.
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Nampa
Tle
Knights of the Hook Present Trophy to Blackfoot Student
Walter, son of Dr. and Mrs Patrig, at the University of Washington Seattle, has won the KH W Green trophy from the Knights of the Hook campus order. The silver loving cup honors the sophomore who shows best and conscientious work in the chapter. The cup stays with the recipient for one year before engraving and transfer. A large sheepskin memento is awarded later.
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Blackfoot
Patrig
Walter
University of Washington At Seattle
KH. W. Green
Knights of the Hook
Sopromore
Idaho Falls Potatoes See Dull Market With Decline
Market reports from Idaho Falls show a dull market with a five cent drop for U S 1 sacked Russets and light demand. Shipments total 47 carloads with destinations including Ogden Los Angeles Denver Chicago and Salt Lake. prices mainly 1 45 for U S 1 Sacked California Russets and 90 to 95 cents for Rural bulk.
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Bureau
Department of Agricture
U.S
California
U. S
Idaho
Ogden
Los Angeles
Denver
Nampa
Chicago
Salt Lake
San Bernardino Riverton
Filer
Eureka
Wilder
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Colfax
Oroville
San Jose
South Valejo
Burley- Buhl
Calwell- Boeve
Farm Bureau Moves to Millick Property in Blackfoot
Blackfoot Farm Bureau announces relocation to the Millick property on Bridge Street and plans to move within a few days into the store between Main and Broadway formerly Tate Taylor’s barber shop.
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Farm Bureau
Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Farm Bureau
Millick
Bridge Street
Main
Broadway
Tate Taylor
Balloon Flight Heights Tell of Passenger Limits
Experimental balloons carrying instruments reach about two miles above ground, while balloons carrying people peak around four miles, highlighting the limits of human travel in early flight tests.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Advertises Kellogg's All Bran as a remedy for constipation and related skin and health issues. Claims relief for chronic cases with a guaranteed satisfaction or purchase price refund. Mentions serving suggestions and availability in hotels and restaurants. Made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold by grocers.
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Renee
Battle Creek
Ichigan
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