The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30
IDAHO STATE NEI

The increase in crop value result
from the 1919 campaign against
ada thistle in Bonneville county &
mt $4,000.
Leo III. Rusk, prominent Pocal
business man and member Of
city council, has been nominated
Of Pocatello.
The proposition of the immed
purchase by the city of a tract Of
for park purposes has been indol
by the Twin Falls Rotary club.
Miss Dorothy +. Wysor of Sci
field representative of the Amef
Red Cross for Idaho, Is directing
cial survey of Bannock and Gu
counties.
Bonner county farmers have q
$l7OO in nine months operation Of
public market which was establia
in Standpoint through co-operative
ton of the farm bureau and the
officials.
Deputy revenue collectors will
forty-four cities and towns Of u
before March ID, to receive ind
tax returns and render assistant
taxpayers.
One hundred prize-winning chm
from the boys and girls clubs n
state were entertained at the
Technical institute at Pocatell0
open house party.
Bear Lake county was champd
the farm bureau Junior convention
in PocateIlo last week aud was Nv
ed the trophy for standing highe
the various contests.
A mass meeting, attended BY
farmers, was held at Rigby fof
purpose of discussing the feasll
of constructing n reservoir o.
South fork of the Snake river v
The special election held In
Ammon district for school bonds
carried. 80 to s. The election au
lied the issue of $4,000 in
which will be used for new
ing.
The Ada county farm burea1
ports the erection OF ia siios
county last year, as result OF
bureau silo excursion, briging u
tai number of silos in the c0uH1
600.
Topics pertaining TO education
tured the final sessions of the
Federation of Labor, which cond
one of the most successful gathd
in its history ut Pocatelio ON
airy 16.
The roads throughout the stat
improving with use and in mos
tons are now worn smooth.
panhandle the roads We're deeply
before freezing, and as a result
are still rough.
In the near future the nun
authorities of the cities between
and Pocatello, inclusive. will b
meeting at Idaho Falls for the pu
of forming an organization TO adv
the upper Snake river valley.
The present year promises to
banner one in point of street
in Pocatello. Already resident
preparing petitions for street
and practically two-thirds of
23, created last year, remains
laid this spring.
Frank Pharris, said by his wifi
n grandson of Martin Van Bure
Winnie Barr are dead at Boise
! result of bullet wounds said
been inflicted by Pharris. Mrs
. ris said her husband destertd
: twelve years ago.
: The Ice crop is about harvest
| the quality of the ice secured
2 ceptionally good. In Adams cou1
: ice cut was twenty-eight inches
!, In Bear Lake county one @
e alone has harvested more than
! tons of high grade ice.
At the meeting of mayors REF
i ing the towns throughout the
$ Snake river valley, from Ashton
= catello, held at PoeatellO. plan
L made for meeting to be o.
= by the mayors of the towns
ed IN Idaho Falls at date
named later.
The fact that no appointms
been made tn MI the presidency
: State Normal school at Albid
!. pointed out mt II meeting OF IWN
business men in support OF
that state educational Officials
look with favor upon a reloes
the institution.
- Internal revenue collectors
= gin soon 10 visit all the Gu
towns of the state In prepars
= the collection of current inter
n. enues. The deputies will ree
- come tax returns, and also viii
their schedule SO as to spena
days in each town TO aid q
In making out their returns.
= During his stop at Pocatea
10 eral Pershing said his first Wis
a catello was in 1896. when he
. here chasing Indians. IF yoa
9 ber." he said. "the Indians cans
ing down from Canada.
| about 100 noar HnrSa Platr