Development of agriculture pace with industry says Hoover
In a Chicago address Hoover warned that farm progress must keep up with industry to avoid economic and political risk. He urged transportation and distribution reforms, waterways from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, and stricter regulation of food markets to lower inflation and improve farm prosperity.
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Agricultural mechanization and defense research advances
A fragment outlines the development of mechanical agricultural equipment and related defense or protective functions. It references innovative mechanisms and the role of engineers in improving productivity and resilience in farming technologies.
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Idaho Chamber hears luncheon as city hall nears completion
In Burley a 12 round fight saw Ketchell outpoint Roy Copenburger with Ketchell noted as a rising fighter. The Chamber plans to take over the cemetery soon, while Maz sonic lodge currently owns rounds. Firefighters seek a louder electrically operated siren due to distant or wind-affected alarms.
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McHenry Smith Dies After Illness in Five Years
McHenry Smith died Thursday afternoon after a five year invalid spell. He leaves three sons and two daughters and will be buried Sunday afternoon in the LO. O. F. cemetery. Five Friday afternoon caused $700 damage to Fred Weatherly’s home, stopped by volunteer fire department action.
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Buhl High School Notes Recap Activities and Accidents
Isabel Sandmeyer returns after a three week flu absence as the Girls Chorus resumes work. The Boys basketball team lost 36 to 34 to Rupert in Friday’s game while girls played Twin Falls. season finale. Defamation contest entries rising. French club meeting rescheduled to Thursday with Miss Carrie Bow leading. Senior stunt night set for March 12 with a farce by seniors and a play by juniors. Lois Brabble absent. class cards issued. Theodore Childs injured in a horse incident last Friday. car crash near the pageant Friday night left Vivian and Slhan Priest shaken with minor injuries. delinquent dues taxed 15 cents after Monday.
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Castleford School Contest Yields Top Honors
A scholastic contest among Castleford school children Friday drew strong interest. Winners include Winifred Fryer first in spelling and Ormand Thomas second, Ruby Cox first in arithmetic with Addie Robertson second, Bertha Richards first in map drawing and Leland White second, Watella Johnson first in story telling and Wallace Garmon second. The winners will meet the county champs April 3 to determine the county championship.
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Three couples receive marriage licenses at county office
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday. The holders include Clarence Rice, 25, and May Elizabeth Voss, 20, Lloyd N. James, 21, and Hafferty, 19, and Harry Smith and Daisy N. McClure.
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Notice of Appeal by Richard Hansing in Schultz Verdict
Richard Hansing filed a motion for appeal to the supreme court against the district court verdict in favor of A G Schultz for 826.91 dollars. The case concerns the amount awarded and his challenge to the ruling.
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Plan for a High Court of Nations Outlined by Neutrals
The Hague conferences by Holland, Switzerland, and Scandinavian representatives urge the Dutch government to present to the League of Nations a nine year life high court plan. It calls for equal state domination, independence from political pressure, university law faculty input, judges living at the permanent site, equal salary sharing among members, and access for nonmember states. Private interests are limited to state claims, each party bears its own costs, and only states may pursue seamen claims.
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Dorothy Dalton Stars in Other Men's Wives at Idaho Theater
Dorothy Dalton plays Cinthia in the Paramount photoplay Other Men’s Wives. Running for two days starting Monday, the film follows Cynthia forced to accept a payment to help a married man’s wife obtain a divorce so she can wed the man she loves. The plot centers on moral conflict as she contemplates retracting her agreement while the would be home wrecker holds leverage.
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Filer Record Praises Twin Falls Post Bulletin
Filer Record praises the Twin Falls Post Bulletin, noting its American Legion bulletin praise in issue seven. The Filer paper, owned and edited by two veterans Juneau Shinn and Henry E. Cammers, highlights the Post’s latest installment released a week ago.
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Pain Gone Rub Sore Rheumatic Aching Joints Ad
An old time advert promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatic liniment. It claims fast relief from pain and stiffness in joints muscles bones and back, including sciatica and neuralgia. Readers are urged to try a small bottle from any drug store and be free from pains.
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Old pistol unearthed at Jerome by Fred Sampson
An ancient model pistol was recently unearthed in Jerome by Fred Sampson. The discovery was announced locally, noting the relic's age and significance to regional history.
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Oregon pistol lost by early immigrants on journey
Investigation indicates a pistol was loaded when lost on the way to Oregon. The fragment suggests the weapon belonged to an immigrant or traveler passing through the area. No further identifiable names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Mammoth State Plan for Sanatorium at Lava Hot Springs
Plans for a mammoth sanatarium at Lava Hot Springs Idaho are being worked out with a target completion by May 16. The last state legislature passed an act for the erection of a modern plunge with a main swimming tank 650 by 150 feet private pools and dressing rooms. Admission funds will go to the state.
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Wolridge's All-Wool Men’s Suits Sellout Soon
Ad notes limited sizes remain in the $35 all-wool men’s suits at Wolridge's, urging quick purchase before stock runs out. The sale runs through March 3.
Outburst Ends in Courtroom Confession
Testimony revealed the suspect admitted inspiration from his capade in a wild western moving picture era. Officers who arrested the suspect, the two victims, the boy’s father and John Ault testified as Judge Bu vall withheld judgment.
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Tolman Divorce Suit Filed in District Court
William A Tolman filed a district court suit against Mary Tolman seeking a divorce. The couple married in December 1917 and desertion is alleged.
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