The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
IN THE GEM h

net at the Malta chureh
ana organized a farm bureau
idaho's crop productIOr I.
largest in the history d ~ '.
'ording to present indIcatI0r,
Between 800 and 1OO, ta.s'
VIII invade the Sawtntb -,
the state in search Of daa, s,
tain goats. ~
A jury at Pocatello retup.d
dict of mot guilty" in M I.
Goidie Davis, charged with /.
der of George buchanan.
William 3, King, who va,
for operating an Illicit stilI !, y 4
pleaded guilty and was ~.
tence of three months ID b N
fine of $3.50.
Taxes collected in Twin g,D, /.
ty for state and county purD0,s II
year will be 80 cents less 10, ~
last year under 1920 leyles. sDD,',E
by county commissioners.
Ennis Messervy was serjoud,
1ured at Idaho Falls while An,
team, which ran away with him
Of the horses kicked him in tb4 NJ
and the wagon ran over him
Twin Falls district sugar cra
year will average twelve ton
acre, yielding total Of 57s0
from 1890 acres in crop, acconn,
an estimate made last week
1t is predicted that six millm
hundred and thirty thousand III
of potatoes will be produced ii 81
this year. Five million four bHs
thousand were produced in 1914 Z
Fire starting from an oyets
electric iron broke out in NH
store at POcatellO and before / III
be gotten under control had der
approximately $4,000 worth 81 IA
The Twin Falls city council ID L
thorized an assessment of $40 a
against water consumers for apgsI
mately 1000 water meters in pDcz
installation on the municipal ID
system.
Undeterred by his capture ahs j
Gaping from the Ada county III
June 10, Harry Mundy made sHafI
Intellectual attempt to regain b !
erty last week, but was reeapina
within fifteen minutes.
Chris Jensen of the office d
dairy division of the United State
partment of agriculture at Salt 2
City, has just completed a tOu
Oneida county, instructing the D
ers in methods of producing 20
cream.
From present appearances =
hay is a drug on the market, The 81
men refusing to pay the price "
for by the farmers and the fafnsh
return refusing to take the low 4
which the sheepmen feel is iE
they can afford.
Plans are being drawn up .! us'
glneers of the Oregon Short lAl'
the construction of a new deIe
Shoshone, terminal of the ~
branch. 1t is also reported lni
| railroad will install some ~" !"
additional trackage at that cie'
Idaho, under the final allOlnsl
federal road funds announces y
secretary of agriculture, VIII ~
| 81. 226.Q5O from the federal u's'
for use in the next two years Z.
ed the state puts up an anl0s-
least equal to the federal all0l.''
Arthur G. Shields of Eden ~
of age, who served with the lou
artillery regiment overseas, g
the result of a fracture VI 4 /.
suffered when a horse prOAe !,
a corral near where he stood !, \.
the poles in the fence striking +
the head.
Lee c. Zones of Corvallis Ui =.
! shot and killed by f. a. :, "a !,
| bookkeeper of Grandview, laa- : !
climax of quarrel over way s
who had been working in us i, !,
apiaries, was killed as he =, 81 !
wheel of Il light motor uu'A
the Young premises. 4,
Qualification to the county va y
of the lists of Republican, ps y,
and Independent nominees j. h,
gress and state offices an. !,
posed constitutional amena aps /
placed upon the ballot AZ "a i,
general election has been n'
rotary of State Jones ,l.n,
The attorney general Of i w
inst rendered an opinion 2 .s.u :
that the usual tax exem mp, IN
apply to liability for We osount
ment assessments. On aee1 .Sls
great amount of work OF I'm M,
in Idaho, this decision mis- ST
many cities and towns ~ he,
| increased tax leNies have wen. II
lowed by the Idaho dep ,la, scnc
ucation to forty indepenus W. m
t,icts throughout the stlte' i