Favorite sons groomed in Idaho gubernatorial race
Boise May 29 political chatter centers on “favorite sons” as candidates for governor next year. Charley Moore is favored for the GOP, while northern Idaho eyes a strong contender who can win statewide. Names mentioned include Mark Means, H C IDge, and Senator Frank Gooding as potential contenders for the party’s nomination.
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Tribune Social
Boise
Charley Moore
U. S
Mark Means
H. C.idge
Parma
Frank Gooding
Washington Post
Potential Candidates for Governor in Idaho Race
General A Y W Conner appears likely to face rivals from northern Idaho while J H Peterson and Colonel L V Patel are noted contenders in the south. Senator C H B Talley of Benewah County leads the finance committee and Hailey is viewed as a strong governor candidate. Will Gibson of Mountain Home is also considered.
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A. Y W. Conner
Idaho
Ita
J H. Peterson
L. V. Patel
C. H B. Talley
Benewah County
Finance
Hailey
Will Gibson
Mountain Home
Public Utilities Commission
University of Idaho Ranked First in Scholarship
President A H Upham told the Moscow audience that Idaho tops national university standings in three areas. The university is on the A list of the Association of American Universities, holds a full Sigma Xi chapter, and awaits Phi Beta Kappa charter approval at the September triennial meeting.
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Association of American Universities
Idaho
Northwest
Sigma Xi
Phi Beta Kappa
America
Upham
Boise Valley Plans Experiment With Cucumber Seed
In Nampa Idaho farmers test adaptability of Boise valley soil for pickling cucumbers. Seed provided by a coffee cooperative and a national packing firm. Plantings spaced five days apart to compare growth and fruition. Goal to determine best planting date and potential for a local pickling cucumber operation with an eventual wet acreage and processing plant.
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Nampa
Boise Valley
Nampa Mga
Western Plant Quarantine Board to Convene Meeting
The seventh annual session of the Western Plant Quarantine Board will be held June 1 2 and 3 with delegates from Pacific states Canada and Mexico. The program includes addresses on quarantine conditions and a film program on plant quarantine work with topics such as the Mexican bean beetle blight and the pink boll worm.
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Cuhows
Pacific States
Canada
Mexico
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Middle West
U. S
M. L. Dean
Dureau
Idaho
Pople
Chamber of Commerce
Western Plant
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
G. H. Hecke
California Department of Agriculture
A. W
American Railway Express
Sacramento
F. A. Wiggins
Washington Nurseries
Toppenish
Wash
B. Letchler
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wismington
D. C
A. C. Fleury
Department of Agriculture
Calif
Georgia
Cotton
Idaho Funeral Service Association picks leaders at Lewiston
At the concluding session in Lewiston, Dale Was named next year’s convention host. Alice C. Vassar of Lewiston was elected president with W. Matfeer of Meridian as vice president and L. Ballowly of Burley as secretary treasurer. Jerry K. Robbs of Boise named a national delegate with Vassar as alternate.
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Rowe
Lewiston
Dolae
Idaho
Aliee C. Vassar
W. Matfeer
Meridian
L. Ballowly
Burley
Erry K. Robbs
Boles
Allee C. Vassar
Couple Returns to Netherlands After Long Separation
The Numans couple from Parma plan to sail June 6 returning to the Netherlands with a legacy of 109000 in Americana money. Mrs Numans had defied her parents to marry, and the two will visit family abroad before Mr Numans resumes his mail career upon their return.
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Parma
Hermanus M. Numans
Netherlands
New World
Numans
Sarma
Washington County Rod and Gun Club to Establish Hatchery
Washington County Rod and Gun club announces purchase of twenty acres for a fish hatchery at Evergreen. The land on Gaylord creek was bought from Bert Moses for 1000 dollars, and the deed was delivered to R. E. Thomas in Boise last week, marking a major club goal nearing realization.
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Bert Moses
Gaylord Creek
R. E. Thomas
Boise
Local Notes From Inkom And Nearby Areas
Inkom records show Miss Alice Bush leaving for Tooele Utah to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs R N Bush. Mrs D Packard travels to Salt Lake City to spend a week with daughter Mrs Elton Garrett. Marel Tallferro, former Inkom school principal, returns home to Missouri after finishing the school year. Mrs J P Hennessy and daughters Mabel and Laurie depart for Seattle. John Mears dies at his son Frank Mears home Buckskin valley. Mrs H Kessler and Miss Francesa visit Inkom friends.
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Inkom
Alice Bush
Tooele
Utah
R. N. Bush
D. Packard
Elton Garrett
Salt Lake
Marel Tallferro
Bunceton
Missouri
Twing
J. P
Southeastern Idaho land sales reflect prosperity's return
Idaho state land commissioner I J Nash reports southeastern Idaho farms selling again as prosperity returns. He cites high crop potential, bumper yields anticipated, and renewed lease closings in Bannock, Bingham, Bonneville, Cassia, Franklin and Power counties, noting improved sentiment and demand across farm lands.
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Idaho
Boise
I. J. Nash
Nash Thureday
Bannack
Bingham
Bonneville
Casaia
Franklin
Power
Bahler Disappears From Swan Falls Rowboat
Gottlieb Bahler a 57 year old Idaho Power generator operator vanished from a Swan Falls rowboat on the Snake River Tuesday. By Thursday no trace had been found and coworkers consider drowning possible as swifter currents threaten near Swan Falls 11 miles east of Murphy. Paul Ben Russeill power company superintendent aided in the search before returning to Boise.
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Boise
Gottlieb Bahler
Idaho Power Company
Swan Falls
Snake River
Bahler
George
Murphy
Paul Ben
Russeill
Power Company
First Lamb Shipment From Wood River Valley
May 29 Shoshone dispatch reports the first shipment of lambs from Wood River Valley. Eight cars sent via Ketcham branch to radio points, with some going directly to market. Range conditions favorable, pasture costs low. lambs priced around $12 per head.
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Shoshone
Wood River Valley
Hill City
Forry
Ketcham
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