Enrollment at Moscow Shows Big Increase
Moscow dispatch reports University of Idaho first week registration up 26 percent from last year. Total enrolled stands at 1744, with the education school posting the largest gain from 81 last year to about 90 this fall. The arts and letters college rose as business school formed, and agriculture shows a 50 percent jump in first year students. Registration continues beyond the first week.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Wree
School of Education
School of Busipe
College of Agriculture
Enrollment figures by college ahead of semester start
More than 1800 students are expected to attend regular classes before month’s end. Enrolment by college lists 676 in Letters and Science, 192 in Engineering, 78 in Agriculture, 30 in Law, 33 in Mines, 114 in Forestry, 220 in Business, and additional numbers for Education and other schools.
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School of Engineering
College of Agriculture
School of Law
School of Mines
School of Forestry
School of Buse
School of Education
Idaho Falls Council Considers Applications
The Idaho Falls city council held a quiet first-of-month meeting reviewing monthly reports and bills. Fire Chief Marker’s Seattle convention report was read and accepted. The city Oregon Short Line power purchase contract was renewed as before. Emil Stromberg’s street closure request was denied. Allen Oil’s request to buy a block to straighten Curtis Avenue was denied. A. B. Sanders alley request between Eighteenth and Emerson streets was left open for discussion.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
Oregon Short Line
Emil Stromberg
Allen Oil Company
Curtis Avenue
A. B. Sanders
Eighteenth Street
Highy
Merson Streets
Condition Improves After Surgery in Blackfoot
Lon Cone reports from Blackfoot that Dr. Lan operated on R. B. Elsey, freight agent, draining a large access and seeking improvement in his general condition as of October. Superintendent R. E. Brooks confirms the update.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Lon Cone
R. E. Brooks
Lanemeee
R. B.elsey
Kelley
Three bonded warehouses established in Blackfoot region
Blackfoot Potato Growers association operates three bonded warehouses with capacities of 20 cars in Blackfoot 160 at Wapello and 60 at Collins. Led by James Pendlebury the facilities, frost proof and well managed, serve potatoes and may store local wool clip for better disposal.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Potato Growers Association
Wapello
Collins
James Pendlebury
Pendlebury
England
Congested Calendar Is Not Anticipated Pocatello Court Term
Boise October 5 twenty three motions and demurrers are set for Judge F B Dietrich at Pocatello October 1 per the U S clerk's office. Court plans Boise trip end of week then to Coeur d Alene and Moscow for sessions likely through Thanksgiving. Pocatello term expected lighter than Boise with liquor cases and equity issues among hearings. A suit filed by Mr De Stoop for four thousand remains unsettled over a trust dispute with a bank.
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Dietrich
Pocatello
United States Clerk’s Office
Moscow
Pocate
Amos
George
de Stoop
Marriage License Issued in Pingree for Cushman and Tiinskeep
Blackfoot October 5 report that Guy Cushman and Emma Tiinskeep both of Pingree received a marriage license on October 3. Judge Ralph W. Adair and clerk Earl Weaver departed Saturday to hold court in Salmon. Attorneys Lamb Bertsch and Johanneson visited Blackfoot for legal business.
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Blackfoot
Guy Cushman
Emma Tiinskeep
Pingree
Ralph W. Adair
Earl Weaver
Salmon
W. J. Lamb
Gus Bertsch
Arco
O. A. Johanneszon
Idaho Falls
Grimid Alfalfa Seed Growery Prepares for Big Harvest
The Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growery association remodels with a scarifier and new machinery to handle the coming big alfalfa crop. Threshers expect the entire crop to be threshed and cleaned within two weeks and shipped to the mill. The mill is already recleaning and dressing seed for market with on-site testing by Hiram Vocu, deputy state seed commissioner, who notes high seed purity.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growery Association
Hiram Vocu
Boise
Blackfoot and Ashton play 12-12 in practice game
Blackfoot and Ashton high school teams tied 12 to 12 at Ashton after noon conditions. Marshall and Clark of Blackfoot gained repeatedly through the line while Ashton managed three first downs. Both touchdowns by Ashton came on Blackfoot fumbles and officials ruled the contest a practice game due to penalties and disputes.
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Ashton High School
Ashton
Marshall
Clark
TETON COUNCIL TO BE ACTIVE
Idaho Falls plans outline a permanent camping site for Boy Scouts of Teton council with sites near the Teton Peaks and Island Park. A fall fund drive targets at least 4600 dollars to sustain operations next year, with Shel ter Scouts contributing 409. A regional effort seeks supervision for district programs. A life saving and swimming week runs October 5 with advanced artificial resuscitation methods taught.
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Boy Scouts of Teton Council
Horace Turner
Teton Peaks
Island Park
Boy Scouts
Fred Carleson
Teton Peaks Council
Scout Council
Charm
Shelter
Commercial Club
Driggs
Teton County
Teton
Scouts of Teton Council
John Sargent
Paul Changnon
Bureau Chief Shows Results at American Legion Convention
General Frank T. Hines announced decentrali zation cut central appeals and reduced field staff by 2000 in 13 months. Ex-service men now 52 percent of 5200, 62 percent of male staff. six major hospital projects added 2111 beds. conversion of yearly renewable term insurance nearing deadline with new lower premiums sought.
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Neb
Veterans’ Bureau
Frank T. Hines
American Legion
Hines
Bureau
General Hines
Brothers Reunite After 31 Years Apart at Blackfoot
On the Oregon Short Line platform in Blackfoot Ralph M. Hunter a warehouse foreman and J Hunter a deputy U S marshal met for the first time in 31 years. J Hunter was en route to St Anthony with two children to place and had wired his brother he would pass through.
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Blackfoot
O. S
Ralph M. Hunter
Oregon Short Ling
J. Hunter
U. S
Defunct Rupert Bank Pays Final Dividend
The Farmers and Merchants bank of Rupert will pay the final dividend soon, as announced by E. Scott, liquidation agent. Bank closed October 1922 with assets listed at 132000, collections of 3418 returned as a 45 percent dividend to depositors. T. F. Warner will report details to the district judge.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Rupert
E. Scott
Lquidation
State Department of Finance
T. F. Warner
Iquidating
Austin resigns Fremont Stake presidency in Madison County
Blackfoot October 5 reports Mark Austin resigns as president of the Fremont Stake in Madison County while continuing as general agricultural superintendent for the Utah Idaho Sugar Company on the way to Salt Lake City.
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Blackfoot
Mark Austin
Salt Lake City
Fremont
Madison County
Austin
Utah-Iaho Sugar Company
Car Hits Horse In Burrow Pit Near Blackfoot
A car traveling from Fort Hall to town to a picture show struck a loose horse and toppled into a burrow pit. Occupants included A. Bradley and three boys and three girls. all escaped with bruises and scratches, one girl was reported badly hurt but her name was not learned.
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Blackfoot
A. Bradley
Fort Hall
Funeral set for Peck boy in Blackfoot
Funeral services for Kidney Peck son of Mr. and Mrs. EK T. Peck will be held today in Blackfoot from the family residence at 2 p.m. after his death Friday noon.
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Blackfoot
Kidney
Parly
EK. T. Peck
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