Better Spring Says An Edict Better Spring Says An Edict
Washington reports a somewhat better morale in agriculture with hard times easing. Early spring conditions look favorable for crops in the US and Europe. Livestock appears in better condition and hog and beef prices show rising trends, though the southwest endures drought and New Jersey to the south confront frost damage. Berlin denies unrest or criminal attempts in Bulgaria.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Today
United States
Europe
New Jersey
Less Revenue From Licenses in 1925 Compared to 1924
Boise May 2 Total automobile registration fees in 1925 will be several hundred thousand dollars less than 1924 despite more than four thousand additional registrations. The drop stems from a lower average license fee after the new law cut basic charges and age-based reductions.
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Boise
Secretary of State
Lcense
Henses for Sale at the Station Declared May 10
In a notice from Chief of Police L. A. Lehrbas dogs are now for sale at the station with a deadline of May 10. The terse entry enumerates sale actions and cites the police department as the issuing authority.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Governor Attends Apple Blossom Festival in Payette
Payette hosts its third annual Apple Blossom festival with Governor C. C. Moore and Lieutenant Governor H. C. Baldrige in attendance. The Portia club sponsored the events, drawing crowds from Payette county and nearby towns. A floral pageant at 10:20 a.m. featured 250 school children from Payette Fruitland and New Plymouth on the high school lawn.
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Payette
Layette
Portia Club
Rayette
C. C. Moore
H. C. Baldridge
Payette County
Weiser
Boise
Fruitland
New Plymouth
Pumpman at Nampa Is Electrocuted
Abe Giroux fifty two pounds? Chief pumpman at Nampa city water works was electrocuted near 9 AM Friday while working on the switchboard. His body was found by a person who came to warn him about an overflowing water tank. A native of Vermont he had been a Nampa city employee for ten years. His widow and several stepchildren survive.
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Boise
Abe Giroux
Nampa City
Pet
Vermont
Lis
Bean Growers Receive Final 1924 Payment at Idaho Banquet
Southern Idaho bean growers association members held a fellowship banquet closing the marketing season. About 150 of more than 400 members attended as they distributed a final 1924 crop payment of roughly 125000, the last in a series totaling about 700000, with Dean E J Iddings of the University of Idaho speaking on cooperative marketing.
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Twin Fails
Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association
E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Idaho Towns Elect Chief Executives
Idaho towns yesterday elected their mayors in a Tribune Special Boise report listing winners by town including Hue Ernest G Eagleson Poca tello Ben Rosa Twin Falls T J Douglas Idaho Falls Ralph Louwls ing A F Adams Jerome Frank Daley Bt Anthony James Q Quinn Wendel Robert Smith Blackforul B T Pack Mackay Metz Crandall Shelley S N Sage Bancroft Ira Cail McCammon J Gibbs Nampa George E Meffin American Falls W M Davis Oakley S H Clark Rupert A I Beymer and Arco A S Packer.
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Boise
Idaho
Hue
Ernest G. Eagleson
Pocatello
Ben Rosa
Twin Falls
T. J. Douglas
Idaho Falls
Ralph Louwlsing
A. F. Adams
Jerome
Frank Daley
Bt. Anthony
James Q. Quinn
Wendel
Robert Smith
Blackforul
B. T. Pack
Mackay
Metz Crandall
Shelley
N. Sage
Bancroft
Ira Cail
McCammon
Burrell Visits Lava Mot Springs for Improvements
Boise May 2 Commissioner David Burrell left Friday for Lava Mot Springs to oversee improvements funded by a 35000 appropriation enacted at the last legislative session.
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Burrell
Lava Boise
David Burrell
Lava Mot Springs
George B. Crawford Promoted in National Guard
Boise May 22 First Lieutenant George B. Crawford of the 200th Infantry headquarters company at Pocatello is promoted to command the unit replacing W E Packard who died in Boise hospital following an accident on the Mountain Home road April 16 announced by Lieut Col M G McConnell state adjutant general
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Boise
George B. Crawford
Aeue
200Th Infantry
Pocatello
M. G. McConnell
State
Crawford
W. E. Packard
Mountain Home Road
Idaho Falls Plans Grand Welcome for Salt Lake Delegation
May 15 visitors from the Salt Lake chamber of commerce will arrive by special train in Idaho Falls for a two part visit. The Idaho Falls chamber will host dinner at the Methodist church with Elks club entertainment and a dance featuring the visiting orchestra. A Colonial theatre showing will display Union Pacific pictures of Salt Lake and southern Utah attractions.
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Idaho Vale
Idaho Falls
Elks’ Club
Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific
Colonial Theatre
New Broadcasting Station Planned for Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls will gain a new broadcasting station to be erected this summer and ready to tell it to the world by fall. The Idaho Falls Electric Supply Co. will construct and run the station with Walter Bauchman in management and Ed Barnett directing installation and programs. The station aims for a five hundred mile wavelength, similar to the Boise station.
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Tribune Spccees
Idaho Falls
thes I@aho Fails Electric Supply company
Walter Bluchman
Boise
Bauchman
Ed Barnett
Will Ship Phosphate From Montpelier Mines
Joseph J. Taylor of the San Francisco Chemical company outlined plans to begin shipping phosphate from the Peenny mines in Montpelier canyon. He estimated 15 to 20 workers and about six teams needed, with operations possibly starting early next week.
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Montpelier
Joseph J. Taylor
San Francisco Chemical Company
Peeeeeny
Montpelier Canyon
Taylor
World events view from the Head quarters office figure
H. H. Dingus of New York is linked to the Head quarters office of the 1 B S& A. He presents a perspective on world events as discussed by associates in the work, reflecting the moderation counsel offers.
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H. H. Dingus
New York
N. Y
S& A
Red Men To Greet Tourists In West Yellowstone Opening
Tribunes Idaho Falls notes for May 2 describe the Union Pacific Oregon Short Line bringing in the first Yellowstone season of 1926 with Indian pageantry. Fort Hall Indians to trek to the park, establish an Indian villa, and perform as a key feature on opening day June 19.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
West Yellowstone
Montana
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Indian Agency
Fort Hall
Department of the Interior
Washington
Island Park
Idaho Falls Council Concludes Year With Change in Board
The Idaho Falls council closed the fiscal year ending April 30 at its Friday meeting. Edward Fanning will join the board May 14 after defeating Arthur Pearson in the third ward. City clerk E R Underhill reported a total city outlay of 140 159.42 for the year, up 6 159. Tom Farmer of the Oregon Short Line sought permission to move its track nearer warehouses in the warehouse district. the council granted the permit at the property owners’ request.
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Tribune
Idaho Falla
Edward Fanning
Arthur Pearson
E. R. Underhill
Idaho
Tom Farmer
Oregon
Short
Thempany
Artstyle Chocolates Mother's Day Boxed Offer
advertisement for Artstyle Chocolates in metal boxes for Mother's Day. 1 lb box priced at 1.50 and 2 lb box at 3.00. delivery available by mail through COOK DRUG CO.
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M3 Cook Drug CO
Canyon Roads Improve Travel in Bear Lake County
Montpelier May 2. Big changes in Montpelier canyon during winter have made the route 100 percent safer. The elbow to Home canyon section lost an overhanging rock and widened to allow two cars pass. Obstructions near Home canyon removed and a widened road drag used to widen the entire canyon gradually.
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Montpelier
Montpelier Canyon
Elbow
Home Canyon
Oit Water Works
Southwest Idaho Gets Two New Canneries
Two new canneries for small vegetables are planned in southwest Idaho this summer. A cooperative cannery for corn and beans is being organized in the Boise area, awaiting sufficient corn acreage. A second plant, a branch of Idaho Dees company, will be at Wilder handling corn beans and peas with machinery already en route. The Payette factory will nearly double capacity, aiming to process a ton of corn every six minutes, with output around half a million dollars this year.
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Tribune
Bolee
Idaho
Boise
Idaho Dees Company of
Payette
Wilder
JL. Patch
Idaho Canning Company
Lava Hot Springs Visitors on Brief Local Stop
E C White of Pecatello spent Thursday in Lava Hot Springs on business. Mr and Mrs J Fitzpatrick drove from Pecatello and enjoyed the mineral baths. Mr and Mrs B C Madill and son Keith with Mrs George Darling returned home after visiting Provo and Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
E. C White
Pecatello
J. Fitzpatrick
B. C. Madill
Keith
George Darling
Provo
Salt Lake City
James Adams
John Aldous
Pocatello Thay
Fai Laks Ghy Sere Bank Syn
Saloe City
Albert
Ante
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Bulgaria
Pocatello Lumber Co
Benton and
South Second Avenue
HN. Arthur
Nampa
Falls
Jesus
New York, N. Y
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Elks Temple
N. Arthur Pocatello
International Bible Students Association
God
M. Arthur Ave
A. L. Whitton
W. Center
Bear Lake County
Lava
Studebaker
Bannock Motor Company
N. Arthur
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