Enrollment at Idaho shows big increase at Moscow campus
The University of Idaho registrar reports first week enrollment up about 25 percent from last year. Total students numbered 1744 by week’s end, with Education up to 301 from 181, Letters and Science up 101, Business up, Agriculture strongest with 50 percent more. Registration continues at a brisk pace.
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Enrollment figures by college and school announced
More than 1800 students are expected to attend regular classes before the first month of the semester ends. Enrollment by college and school lists letters and science 676 mine engineering 12 agriculture 18 law 50 mines 33 forestry 114 business 320 and education remaining unnamed.
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Idaho Falls Council Considers Applications
Idaho Falls council meets to read monthly reports and approve bills. Fire Chief Marker’s Seattle convention report is read. City Oregon Short Line power contract renewal confirmed. Emil Stromberg street closure denied. Allen Oil ask to buy block for Curtis avenue straightening denied. A B Sanders alley request between Higby and Emerson left for discussion.
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Condition Improves After Surgery Report
Blackfoot stationwire states Dr. Landenberger operated on R. B. Kelley freight agent at Blackfoot. Kelley’s condition is described as improved after the operation and drainage of a large access. Supt. R. B. Brooks relayed the update.
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Blackfoot Opens Three Bonded Potato Warehouses
The Blackfoot Potato Growers association announces three bonded warehouses, with capacities of 20 cars in Blackfoot, 160 in Wapello, and 60 in Collins. Built under James Pendlebury guidance, the frost proof facilities aim to boost cooperative potato handling and may store local wool as growers form a wool pool for better disposal.
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Congested Calendar At Pocatello Court Term Not Anticipated
Boise dispatch reports 23 motions and demurrers set for Judge F S Dietrich in Pocatello on October 1 with plans to travel to Coeur d Alene and Moscow for sessions likely through Thanksgiving. Eleven equity trials and one jury trial noted. includes a suit involving Rev George Sinist First National Bank nod.
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Marriage License Issued In Pingree for Cuehman and Tinskeep
Blackfoot Oct. 5 The Tribune notes a marriage license issued October 3 to Guy Cuehman and Emma Tinskeep both of Pingree. Judge Ralph W. Adair and clerk Earl Weaver left Saturday to hold court in Salmon. Attorneys Lamb and Bertach of Arco visited Blackfoot for business.
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Idaho Falls
Alfalfa Seed Growers Upgrade Plant for Big Harvest
The Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growery association is remodeling with a scarifier and new equipment to handle the large seed crop. Threshermen report favorable weather and expect threshing and cleaning to finish in two weeks. The mill is recleaning and dressing seed for market and will test seed on entry and after recleaning. Hiram Vocu reports high seed purity.
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Blackfoot and Ashton play to 12 12 tie in practice game
Blackfoot and Ashton high school squads tied 12 to 12 at Ashton on Friday afternoon. Both teams showed promise but were plagued by penalties and fum bling. Marshall and Clark of Blackfoot gained repeatedly while Ashton managed three first downs. both touchdowns came from Blackfoot fumbles. Officials declared the game not a conference contest and treated it as practice.
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Teton Council Plans Permanent Scout Camp and Growth
Idaho Falls October 5 plans proceed for a permanent Boy Scout camp for Teton council. Rev Horace Turner leads site investigations near the Teton Peaks and Island Park with lodges pool and cabins planned. A fall drive aims to raise at least 4500 dollars. Shelly Scouts contribute 409. Local groups back formation of a district organization under council supervision. A week of life saving swimming work is set with instructors John Sargent and Paul Changnon.
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Bureau Chief Shows Results At Veterans Bureau Address
Omaha reports General Frank T. Hines cites complete decentralization of work as key achievement for veterans bureau over past year. Central appeals reduced, 2000 field staff cut, ex service personnel now 57 percent of workforce, six hospital projects add 2121 beds, with further insurance conversion activity noted ahead of July 1924 deadline.
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Brothers Meet After Years Of Separation
Two brothers Ralph M. Hunter and J. H. Hunter reunited after 41 years at the O S platform in Blackfoot. Ralph, a warehouse foreman for the Oregon Short Line, and J. H. Hunter, a deputy U S marshal from Colorado, were traveling to St Anthony with children to place in a state home.
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Defunct Rupert Bank Pays But One Dividend
Boise Oct. 5 The only and final dividend of the defunct Farmers and Merchants Bank of Rupert will be paid soon. E Scott liquidation agent of the state department of finance said checks are being prepared for depositors. Bank closed in Oct 1922 with assets listed at 132000. Collections amount to 3418 returning 45 percent to depositors. Warner liquidation agent will report to the district judge showing collections and dispositions.
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Resigns Presidency of Fremont Stake in Madison County
Blackfoot Oct 5 Mark Austin was released from the presidency of the Fremont Stake in Madison county while also serving as general agricultural superintendent for the Utah Idaho Sugar company a position he will retain. He was seen calling on friends in Blackfoot Friday on his way to Salt Lake City.
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Car Hits Horse in Blackfoot Burrow Pit Crash
A car driven by A. Bradley carrying three boys and three girls from Fort Hall to town to catch a Sunday picture show struck a loose horse and toppled into a burrow pit. All occupants suffered bruises and scratches with one girl reported badly hurt. Her name was not learned.
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Funeral Today for Sidney Peck Son of Mayor
Funeral services for Sidney Peck, only son of Mr. and Mrs. It. Peck, will be held today at 2 p.m. from the family residence, following his death Friday at noon.
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Sidney
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