The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-21
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Boise halfway company by the
Title x Trust company. Mona,
foreclosure suit which the frr..
pany is bringing.
A local board TO find emma.
for returned soldiers, sailors =.
rines has been organized at N
with offices in the city hall !.
city clerks office.
The L. .. q. +. orphans home
is to be built at Caldwell in tho
will cost in the neighborhood y
600. 1t will be two stories h,ohi
of brick and cement CONSTRUCTED
The steer feeding and silo
sion planned by members of IN.
yon county farm bureau which b
be held March II and 13. has
postponed until March 20 and l
Acting for a group of Idahn
capitalists, Al +. Hager, local
moter, telegrapher Tex Rickard !
fer of S165,OOO and 30 per cen. al
ing picture privileges for the wi
Dempsey fight.
Two members of the recentI|
ganized Boise Valley Jersey club
were selected by that organic
will make a trip to Prineville
shortly, where they will purcha
carload of pure-bred Jersey cow
animals.
Petitions are being circulate
Twin Falls. asking for the COM
of the first grand jury ever assej
in Twin Falls county to inyesl
"open, notorious and public dish
and violation of the prohibition
of the state"
James Stone, of Soda SprinI
charged with shooting John Bu1
that place. BuzZy was shot III
the left arm. the bullet enteris
side. He is in Il serious cOnditioA
little hope for recovery. The
were neighbors.
The state of Idaho made a W
full record in 1913 in the prod
of wheat, as shown in records d
ments- just completed. The gene
crease during the war year II
carloads was $3.50, the percentSs
crease being 1856.
1t is reported that sil0 ma
turing firm from eastern ldaha
construct II factory at Namps
spring, and will probably be b
make preliminary arrangements
few days. The company deals /
crete stave siloS.
The governor has recOmmendf
the people of Idaho observe Al
to 20 as Western Consumers
and urges the people of the =
support the movement in a pr
way by the use of all products n
Idaho or in the western states
The lid went on in MoscoF
week, tighter than ever since
enza made its first appearans
fail. With between 30 and ~
in town, there will be no pul
private schools, no picture sh4
church services or public meets
a time.
Parents of James B. HighleT
just been officially notified
death in France, but the q
manner of his death are so fS
termined. He enlisted from +
the summer of 1917 with II g
Of the md Idaho, and landed ing
in December of 1917.
More than 1900 auto license
J been taken out by Ada couf
owners since these became dY
, during the month of February
/ flee of the county assessor Y
: more than $4,000 in revenue
this source. There are still Y
unpaid some 1900 license feeSs
Boxing and wrestling bouts
; no will hereafter be carried y
strict rules and regulations, Il
to enforce a high code of ethios
branch of the amusement pnf
the legislature having passee'
; creating a boxing commisslopS
\ Ethel Felsted, 10 years old, Il
e Pocatello hospital suffering (
: we're burns sustained wnen ahS
: exploded while she was Poos
r on the fire in the kitchen railI
4 clothing was burned from "
when she was found roiiihs
l snow outside the house by a \
The advance of from -
gallon on whiskey in WHo'h1
the previous high prices mas
the inflow of liquor 10 Poea'I
> few arrests have been noteu
extra raise, which, il is sald' VI
r by the government as wal
! liquor.
}. Louis James. Greek, hoianT'
# portant position in the oFss
Line shops at Pocatello, i II
/ result of injuries suffered ID
e when some boiler flues drolF
; considerable height upon -
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