The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-09-03
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offered average 500 per ton.
Harold Bradley, well known
Nampa boy, who is in headquarterI
company 146th field artillery, il
France, has sent home a German hel
met.
Two TRUSTEES, s. J. Ballangee and
Frank Harp, who have been irrigat
ing on the Mosely farm near the peni
Tertiary all summer, made their escape
one day last week.
Union church services which have
been held throughout the summer on
the capital grounds at Boise have
closed and after September 1 regular
services will be resumed in the respec.
tive churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fl. Ward of Delco
received the news of the death Of their
son, Loren, at Fort Oglethorpe, Geor.
gia. The young man was q years of
age and enlisted in the army while in
the mission field in that section of
the country.
Boys and Girls clubs of Canyon
county will hold an excursion during
the week, under the auspices of the
farm bureau. A tour OF the county
will be made in automobiles to see the
work being done by the girls and boys
pig, corn, potato, and garden clubs.
Shoshone county leads the state for
silver production during 1917, with H.
241, 1925 ounces, valued at approximate
ly $S25O,OO0 Lead produced in Sho-
shone county weighed 372,OO7 ,653
pounds, worth more than $4,000, 900.
The total Of all ores produced was
$50 1854, 297.
Peach growers of the Deer Flat
country report a bumper crop this
season. Robert Hyslop, one of the
prominent peach raisers Of the dis
trict, reports crop Of over ten TONS
On account of the shortage of pickers
most Of the crop is being sold on the
trees to local people.
The conference of war workers for
a number of counties Of southern
Idaho was held in, Pocatello, August
%. The chairmen of II coun-
ties were present The slogan adopted
at this session for the promotion of
the fourth Liberty loan is, "1dahoans,
Don't Debate It; Do It."
twenty-five business men of Cald-
well motored to Notus, Parma, Wilder
and Greenleaf one day last week, in
the interest Of the bond election for
the building Of three bridges across
Snake river connecting Canyon and
Owyhee counties. The bond election
will be held September 3.
Every town and hamlet in Bannock
county has been visited by a commit
tee Of women, all working under the
direction Of the Bannock county farm
bureau, and, according to officers Of
the clubs and farm bureau, great
deal Of interest is being shown by the
boys and girls in the club work.
The new potato -four mill is being
built at Burley. The factory will be
located west of town and will be 15Ox
40 feet, two stories high and built of
brick with cement floor. The con-
tract calls for the completion Of the
factory by November /, and will be
ready to take care of this years crop.
The Rev. J. A. Ross of Kuna re-
ceived word last week that his son,
Sergeant Arthur A. Ross of the Elev
enth engineers, had been gassed and
had been two months convalescing in
a hospital in southern France, during
which time he was unable to speak He
has now been reassigned to his regi-
ment.
Realizing that some practical
means must be used to educate the
public as to the prevention Of disease,
and to teach uniformed mothers as to
the care of their children, the Idaho
Anti-Tuberculosis Association, as a
to the health work Of the
state, has engaged two public health
nurses.
An increase in the total state tax |
levy sufficient to raise 1904, 43S.5O
more for state expenses in 1919 than
was raised in 1918, was made, by the
state board of equalization at the final
session for the year. The levy for
all state purposes this year will be
rs mills, as compared with less than
2 mills last year, and total of
81, 112, 1441S will be raised.
"Tag" day in Pocatello for the bene-
1T of the canteen refreshment unit Of
The Red Cross was pronounced finan-
,ial success. 1t had been presumed by
he committee in charge Of the work
hat several hundred dollars would be
.aised, but when $1,000 was realized
he conmittee was jubilant.
Stockmen must keep in close touch
With the movement of the empty cars,
says O. O. Haga, federal director of
economy for Idaho, and have their
stock at the loading point on the ar
'ival of the cars. This Is absolutely
necessary on account Of the demand
or cars at this season Of the year.
The feasibility of using electricity
or heating purposes this winter in
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