The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-05-17
STATE NEWS

pc way OF war cooked
or the benefit of the Red
Id near future
for the grading and grav-
ree miles of the highway
bi0n and Marshfield have
DE road which is TO be i'm
the Albion highway dis
returns from thirty-fIye
sorting as 60 per cent com
IS would indicate that
Increase it's crop acreage
,nately. 100000 acres this
7 laGt.
AIarkus, who has super.
0f the registration of men
~ war service, is still in
NleH for the tank regiment,
&nhO was given quota of
a mise.
Nfe list of third Liberty Loan
IHiss for Bannock county was
!. 6e4 Iast week. 1t contained
Df solid type. The list of
for the other two loans
Nnl1ished SOON
W nterests of the boys and
+ H1k. which are strongly organ
i AlAaf section of the state, Miss
NWier of Boise, assistant state
Nef is spending week in
ID |'S and vicinity.
VI NSINK Alexander has formally
q NNI lis intention to retire from
te after the completion of his
q IIn and authorizes the state
ns af be will not be Il candidate
0f'iee at the next general cleo
ID injuries received from a
of alleged faulty construc-
~ F'Ilnin Hathaway has brought
y 4inft John j. Gray, farmer
nal faiser living near Eden, to
z Images in the sum of $780,
NfNoDle controversy has arisen
Il ie Wheat which has been piled
n M the Arbon valley section.
a t1at the pile of wheat con-
! 4 11f|E 10000 bushels and it has
IL nnsed all winter to the ele-
lea
Ra Sears, II years of age, only
D 1Ir and Mrs. NJ. p. Sears of
alIs was severely injured
ttsr field a distance of sixty feet
i rilnrock near Blue lakes, in
mo canyon, and rolled nearly
VI N4nson, former resident of Po-
aifG 0F many years connected with
ra ne, has been appointed in
'eio failroad transportation Tor
ldE 8ent. His position is one
DID 8nee. His headquarters will
'nd lake.
nles mine of the Occur
can 1917 made profits of
VT according to the official re-
4 i'd Wallace Wednesday by
he ny for the county assessor.
os me- biggest profit the com
10y yer made.
''i re proceeds of the senior
" high school at Filler lave
NAta between the Red Cross
: wings Stamps. The money |
N er will be used after the
! n eef class memorial in the |
Ian hool building.
i Sd ~ more than 500 citizens
ere aHs and cheering, and led by |
hMa veterans of the G. A. r. |
;sii he|r flag, a contingent Of |
esd a len left Twin Falls May |
RI raining for military serv-
Wh an Lewis, Wash.
neli f 81 expectations, there are
N.e td sOws, pigs, dairy cows, |
a. NN md livestock of all kinds |
ffte fhiS year than last, indi- |
I|'nt he farmers have not dis |
as much livestock from their |
NJ as generally believed.
hsu It the haying and harvest
4ns IDAHO will not need much
arm telp this year than last, de
efeased farm production,
ri 81 j report complied by the
,orl fEment of agriculture and |
lDI N|InEnl extension department
|A University.
!. int issued by NJ. J. Kerr,
been appointed federal
sioner for Idaho, with
y NA In Boise, il Is set forth |
FL complete coordination
8 s. supplying labor for the
osa n 81 industries contributing
nte M inning of the war viii at
nfs ID out.
Z N zen brought at Twin
y mus Larsen of ROCK
y the Twin Falls Canal
~ 2 Damages in the sum of
y claims that seepage