The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
IDAHO STATE NJ

fello Is the first in that city \
motion pictures in connection
work.
Immediate clear listing Of
acres of state land will he an,
of the recent trip of Land Conn
err !. II. Nash to Washington.
| Preparations are being made
University Of Idaho extension
for an extension workers CO.,
in Moscow, the week of Febrpa
| Elaborate plans are being -
the joint conference of seed N
irrigation and home makers, y
to be held in Pocatello, Janua,
10, inclusive.
Farm bureau and extension
workers will hold a confers
Moscow, the week of Febr,
to discuss a program Of work
coming year.
| State banks of Idaho are \
to be In a remarkable strong an
ishing condition and In better
than ever to take care of thu
OF their respective communities
Investment of $3.50, 900 of stat
In United States Liberty bonds
fourth issue was announced In
by G. A. Elmer, head of the s.
partment of public Investment
George Davis and Jack chi
bad check artists, who were
at Twin Falls Il few DAYS az
been sentenced to from one
teen years in the state penite
The new iron and concrete
over the Blackfoot river at the
Shilling avenue, Blackfoot, was
for traffic last week, making
entrance into Blackfoot from tn
Falling beneath an apple wJ
year-old Earl Mccoy of Twi
was killed instantly. A wheel
wagon ran over his head, crus
The accident happened In Fl
the home.
Setting aside l.11G,OOO acres
in the Thunder mountain region
ditional forest reserves, the
government has made available
state Of Idaho $1,000 acres
school lands.
The Oregon Short Line has id
ed the Pocatello general hospltI
sional headquarters for all cases
Oping on its system, with the !
ton Of that district immediat(
jacent to Salt Lake.
Final arrangements in the in
ment program for the east fort1
of the Blue Lakes addition I'd
Falls We're made last week VIII
contract for laying 10000 val
bitulithic paving was let.
One Madison county farmer
ed finding 1S9 sparrows dead aft
tributiOn of a half a pint of %
bait. A campaign for eradicat
the sparrows is being conduct
der farm bureau auspices.
Reorganization of the work
Associated Charities organlzat
Twin Falls, to bring under one
the great bulk of the charitable
of local organizations, was d
upon at a meeting last week.
At a recent meeting of the CT
Fox post, American Legion at
strong resolutions were unanir
adopted favoring purging the nal
all such undesirable citizens a
shevists, /. w. w. and anarchis
Many Madison county farmer
reported by the farm bureau
selling their hogs as stock sw
feeders, saying the high price 0
and the low price of pork make
possible to fatten hogs at pr
c. c. Cochran, who has been
Ing at Idaho Falls for several
as barber, has been placed unC
rest as an escaped convict froI
ferson City, Mo-, having mad
from the road camp November Y
James V. Bliss, l. w. W. org
deported from Winchester and
ed In Lewiston on complaint Of
ton post, American Legion, pI
guilty In district court and wa
fenced from five TO 10 years
/ penitentiary.
Announcement is made at the
house of the appointment Of JOIN
of Boise, as secretary Of the
mems compensation board. Ia
ceeds j. III. Garrett, who res gr
become secretary of d. ". q
state insurance manager.
f. e. Poindexter. negro,
found guilty after trial nj Po'
on n charge of assault with
to commit murder. He shot
Rainey, also eolored, last Nal
alleging at the time thai The '
had robbed him Of $500.
Some of the Fremont eoun'
club boys have produced pork ~
season at cost of five and SIX
per pound, by having pastura
green feed. while others tnd IN
cost has been 81 to 81 cents
count of small enclosures ana O
f. E. Poindexter. colOred, was
guilty by n jury at Pocateiio
charge of assault with intent "