Shoshone Ice Cave Faces Grazing Land Takeover
Lincoln County residents rally to block grazing land designation that could remove the Shoshone ice cave from public access. Local clubs protest to Washington, urge withdrawal of the land from entry, and consider state park or national monument options. Community plans Shoshone Ice Cave Day to fund improvements and expand access.
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Lincoln County
Shoshone
Hailey
Java
Washington
Idaho
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Shoshone Club
Frank Millsaps
Pauls
Haddock
Addison T. Smith
Ice Cave
Earl Chaney
Chaney
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Department
H. M. Albright
National Park Service
United States
Black Butte
Chambers of Commerce
W. E. Borah
Willamette Leader to Address Gooding College Commencement
President Carl Gregg Doney of Willamette University will deliver the commencement address at Gooding College on June 3 and meet with trustees to plan the summer session and fall term. Dr. Deney receives a leave of absence, travels to Cambridge and Chicago for university senate meetings, then returns to Willamette. Tenney schedules baccalaureate and multiple commencement addresses across Oregon and Washington before May 31 closing of the term.
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Gooding
Carl Gregg Doney
Willamette University
Gooding College
Willamette
Deney
Cambridge
Mass
Chicago
Charles Wesley Tenney
University Senate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salem
Tenney
Gooding High School
Canyon City
Oregon
John Day
Mount Vernon
Edwall
Washington
Reardon
Davenport
H. Lester Smith
Helena
Protest Over Oregon Short Line Service Change
Citizens of Hill City contest a requested shift from daily to tri weekly rail service on the Hailey Hill City line. They argue the change would fail to meet freight and passenger traffic needs and urge continuation of current service until a hearing.
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Boise
Hill City
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Hailey
State Public Utilities Commission
Beautify Your Feet With Free Examination Promise
Ellen M. Boyenger advertises free foot examination and featherweight arch supports made from a foot impression. Office at Suite 10 Hub Building. phone 259-5.
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Ellen M. Boyenger
Mothers Day Proclaimed by the Governor
Boise observes the Governors proclamation naming May 10 as Mothers Day the second Sunday of May each year. The act requires display of the U S flag on state and school buildings and by citizens at homes lodges churches and businesses. The observance honors Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia and aims to strengthen family and state bonds.
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Boise
Moore
United States
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Timber protection plans discussed by Idaho groups
The South Idaho Timber Protective Association met with the state land commissioner to outline this year’s operation in cooperation with the state forestry board for protecting southern Idaho forests. A preliminary meeting occurred Saturday afternoon.
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Boise
South Idaho Timber Protective Association
State Land Commissioner
State Forestry Board
Idaho
Fire Insurance Rate Reductions Announced for Pocatello
About two months after an earlier saving, a further material decrease in fire insurance rates is announced. The new lower rates apply to dwelling houses and household goods in Pocatello in most cases.
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Pocatello
Farmers Benefit From State Land Bank Loans in Idaho
Idaho farmers have obtained 7 457 loans totaling 26 645 676 since inception of federal and joint stock land banks. Loans secured on 1 019 013 acres valued at 71 437 396. 82 percent used for mortgage payments, 3 percent land purchases, 7 percent delta payments, 3 percent building, 0 5 percent equipment, 2 percent livestock. Total loans closed 31 447 746 for 385 724 borrowers. Federal loans 976 761 718 among 225 172 borrowers. joint stock loans 467 954 667 among 60 552 individuals. Banks expand rural credit in Idaho and beyond.
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Boise
Idaho
Foundation
Federal Land Bank
Joint Stock Land Bank
Joint Stock Land Banks
High Schools Added to Accredited List by Board
Boise May 4 The Lava Hot Springs and Cambridge high schools were added to the state education board's accredited list per a statement by Miss Ethel Redfield executive secretary. The list now includes 10 percent of schools as accredited.
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Lava Hot Springs High School
High School of
Cambridge
State Education Board
Ethel Redfield
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