Justices of Idaho set twin Falls as state HQ site
At a Gooding meeting on Monday night officers were elected and a constitution adopted for the Justices of Idaho, successor to the Southern Idaho Employers association. The group plans divisions in Boise, Twin Falls, and Idaho Falls, with a legislative area at Boise and free employment agencies at each division. George J. Martin, organizer, urged local hiring and discussed labor, immigration, and policy. J H E Pike, Ernest White, and Stuagy Taylor named officers with executive committee members from Boise, Idaho Falls, and Twin Falls.
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Justices of Idaho
Twin Falls
Gooding
Southern Idaho Employers’ Association
Boise
Idaho
Falls
Twin’ ‘Falls
Employers’association
Idaho Falls
Spokane
George J. Martin
Martin
J. HE
Pike
Ernest White
Stuagy Taylor
H. Peasley
George H. Scott
Idaho ‘Falls
Keel
R. H. Bobier
O A. Keefer
Leo J. Falk
C. A. Barton
R. N. Neltzel
Wright
Cb. Spath
C. J. Carlson
Idaho Talia
George I. Martin
Ernest. White
P. BR. Thompson
Large scale stock feeding experiment at Caldwell station
The University of Idaho College of Agriculture begins a large scale Livestock feeding experiment at Caldwell experiment station. 110 steers and 477 lambs will be fed to generate practical statistics on feed value. 90 to 100 day sheep tests and 100 day cattle tests run through fall and winter.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Iaano College of Agriculture
Caldwell Experiment Station
E. J. Toldings
College of Agriculture
GC. W. Hickman
Department of
Animal Husbandry
F.rhinehart
Caldwell Station
A.w. Johnson
Whisky Prices Set Under Saskatchewan Act in Regina
Regina readers learn that seated whisky priced at two dollars for eight ounces under the Saskatchewan Temperance Act of 1920 will be sold to consumers. Wholesale prices were agreed, with druggists expected to add about 50 percent profit margin.
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AGERE
Regina
Sask
British urged by Britain to press Mexico on rail line
Washington reports British government has urged Mexico to promptly return the inter oceanic railroad and other properties in which British stockholders hold shares according to advices received today.
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Washington
Inier-Oceanic
Famine, Panic Drive Coolies From China to Cuba
Washington reports thousands of Chinese coolies flee famine and unemployment after scarce crops and floods. Sugar prices collapse, Cuban plantations suffer, banks falter, and a moratorium is imposed. In Montana, pioneer Xavier Renois ends his life after a long mining fortune loss.
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China
Cubs
Chiha
Henan i
Shantung
Cuba
New York
Dillon
Mont—x Xavier Renois
Montana
Renois
Mane Ana
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