The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-13
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The passenger officials =.
Line offices in Pocatello ~ NJ
the traffic to Yellowstone .s'e
heaviest in the history Of n. y
President G. r. Frazier o. ), !.
Tech," Of Pocatello vIsItea { ,a'
ing, where he met in confere y ~
the executive committee Of ths q.
ern Idaho educational drIvs 4.
will be opened August ia =
Henry Crist of the stat. 80.
Grover Burnett, a county aosas ,
made preliminary insneet'.I
about 175 acres of Trebi h..,s
about seventy-five acres ~ ~.
wheat which is to be sold for 49, !.
fall. ~
Members Of the recently o,s..,
Holstein-Friesian association :
state met recently to ar.,~
resistry testing OF pure-bred Gov,
approve the bylaws and to an,,'a
committee to select exhibits !.
fall fairs.
Mrs. ]. w. Tanner, Miss Lem. \
dell, Miss Mildred foyer and =
Davis Of Rupert and the Miue.
6orenson and Una Moncur Of nm
took examinations for teacher
tificates before Mrs. Ida Sul,,
county superintendent Of school,
the courthouse last week.
The state won its first eoD,t
in the dental fraud law, when ,
in the district court at Pocatdh
turned a verdict of guilty agaIse
V. A. Fitzgerald, northwest M
at Portland of the Painless 4
system of dentistry, and Dr. n
Myers, former secretary Of III
dental board, on the charge Il
spiracy to defraud.
Dana Templin, of Rupert, nj
Of Minidoka irrigation distht
been investigating the matter Of
the canal system on the projed
is likely that vote will be tiiG
the subject at the next disthd
ton. Lined canals would offer
advantages. Moss conditions
been serious this season, caud
expense of $4,000. Lined canals
do away with moss troubles q
duce the cost of cleaning to
| w. ]. Sergel, one Of the y
of the Bull country, arrived n
sinore, Calf, for a brief val
expressed himself to a Bull
sentative as being astoundsd
growth of Bull and the suos
country.
Arthur johnson, a grandson
man Anderson of Bull. LETT fa
York to join the crew Of th
ship Northern Pacific. He went
Spouse to telegram appranl
Of the opening on the sane
which he had served during =
The Bull beet crop gives
this year of being the best eva
in the Bull country, hence
ever produced in the wide
the opinion of John Conner q
head of the agricultural dep
of the Amalgamated Sugar 9
The high cost Of sugar Dss
in much less jelly-making aM
this season than usual, aeeo'
the grocers of Boise, who
the housewives are bottling ~
Juice and will wait to ad0 =
until it is cheaper. They y
only enough to "keep' the
fruits.
Sheep ready for market
shipped for immediate slaosI
: out dipping, if accompanea
tificate from a federal Of
spector indicating that us
are free from infection, aesa
) a statement interpreting 9
order No. II of the bureau
industry, issued by aut0''s
bureau.
{ The construction Of M
Falls reservoir and . mor
icy for reclamation IN 'ns !.
: looked so encouraging Ss
: the appropriations com1n -
A United States House y ~, !
tives completed its tour ~ -
h during which the e0nlnn =
e some Of the leading my A
;. ects Of this state. e
a The condition OF loaT - y
is e5 per cent, as asal's y
e year average of 80 PEI '
: ing to the July crop lsp III !. =
I partment of agricui'u, '. y, !,
s timated that the states ~
$ $685. 900 tons, as e0mp p.
. 900 tons in 1918. - el
l. acreage this year j. -, y
crease of 1900 acres 'ss, 1 n
Scarcity and high pl a,s
not tend to reduce p0sss