Woolgrowers Convene in Idaho Weigh Wool Marketing
Idaho Woolgrowers hold midwinter session starting January 17 in Welser to discuss future wool marketing policy. Other regional gatherings include Oregon January 14–15, Montana January 19, Utah January 24, with talks on a grower controlled wool sale and forest range fees amid potential increases by Secretary Jardine.
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Intermountain
Welser
Idaho
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Prince Rue
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Utah
Jardine
National Forest
Fundy
Federal
Intermedilata Credit Banaka
Farm Bureaus Plan 1927 Projects and Officers
Lapoint and Tridell farm bureaus held December meetings with about fifty farmers. Harvey Hullinger presided at Lapoint. committees and officers named for 1927 projects including agriculture, poultry, alfalfa seed, sheep, dairy, and exchange. Tridell reorganized with chair C D Bartlett. membership chosen and 1927 topics outlined.
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Lapoint
Tridell Farm
Lapoint Farm Bureau
Jocal
Harvey Hullinger
Harvey Hullisger
Frank Haber
William C Marshall
J UL Hacking
Wiam Sprousa
George Bigelow
Nerten Foy Taylor
Weed Central
J C Hacking
Murphy Chas Bigelow
Grand Rasmussen
William Farr
Tibbela
Lawrence Abegglen
Frank Hubert ¢ Wacking
Fred Newmeyer
Dalry
William Spreuse
Lawrienty Abegglen
George Digelow
Bureau of Exchange
W Norton
Eistvey L[ulinger
Ridell Farm Bureau
Cdb Bartlett
Weg
Hannibal and the Second Punic War Chronicle
A nine year old Hannibal swears enmity to Rome and rises to command Carthage. He defeats Roman forces in Italy with bold campaigns across the Alps, then faces Scipio at Zama in Africa where he loses. Carthage falls, and Hannibal goes into exile after rebuilding its finances.
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Hannibal
Apmilcar
Carthage
Afric
Tunis
Rome
Sicily
Ibilia
Namilcar
Ilannibal
Spain
Armle
Thla
Roe Hetten
Pyrenees
Prence
Italy
Fannubal
Ja Satd
Putlos
Scipio
Vercell
Scipio Africanus
Take Trasimene
Hannial
Tome
Capa
Ared
Tim
Gelpio
Africa
Zama
Hiaste
Wannibal’s final stand against Rome ends in suicide
The text recalls Wannibal’s grim escape from Roman pursuit as he used poison from a ring he wore to end his life rather than be captured, portraying hisdecisive act to avoid facing his relentless enemies.
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Wannibal
Dormer Vernal Resident's Home Damaged by Fire
A letter from Vir sil Burke of Iona Idaho asserts that Burke’s Vernal home suffered fire damage. Fire found at four o clock. Mrs Burke led a baby and three children to safety. Household goods were destroyed. the home has been partly repaired and the family is back in residence.
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Virsil Burke
Iona
Idaho
Vernal
Burke
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Salt Lake
Secretary of Agricultura
Secretary of Agriculture
Ivestock
Vernal Express Publishing Co
The
House of Quality Printing
Dodd, Mead & Company
Dormer Vernal
Felow
Colo
Claver & Ric Oranch
Westfry Raleroad
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