The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-30
INLAND NORTHWEST

HORNED at Casper, Wyo. to study the
Gaelic language, music and art. The
elubs holds weekly meetings and has
more dian fifty members.
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M The body Of John Arthur O,Connor
S5, friend to hoboes,p was. found with
ASf'ic head almost severed crammed into
tp potato bin, In his little whitewashed
eabin on Halden island when deputy
sheriffs from Portland, Ore, went to
fhe island to investigate the report of
Connor's mysterious disappearance.
Two trappers of Boulder, Wyo., were
caught in a blizzard near Pine Stone
Lake few days ago, and for DAYS
ffey led their horses and bucked the
storm finally killing one of their
Eorses for food and eventually reached
home all but worn out with their
ssrugglcs.
man near Hagerman, Ida, reports
mat he sold during 1920 a total of
1000 worth of eggs from his flock of
5U, chickens and that after deducting
SSOo for expenses his flock netted him
SlO9 per month. He started his flock
eight years ago with three thorough.
bred Anconas.
Activities of city and state food in.
spection departments of Boise. Ida.
nave resulted in the confiscation Of
more than 500 boxes of cheap candies,
samples of which have been condemned
ny the state chemist. The actual con-
flscation is made by the city authori-
ties after inspection by the state.
In the interest of the Sc, 900, 900 fund
betng raised by the Quakers for the
purpose of feeding German children
Aschenbroedel,r drama by RodeF-
4 icE Benedix, was presented in Salt
lake recently, short talk in explana-
ton Of the purpose Of TIL campaign was
delivered by Rabbi Adolph Steiner. The
performance was in the German lang.
The Utah Agricultural college will
reach more than 74IS students in Or
gained instruction during the schoo,
wear of 1922, according to n report
On registration submitted to the board
of trustees of the institution ut a spec
iai meeting of the board held Mt the
college.
DICE Swope, a rancher near Still
water New, hauled his wheat to mar
kef In it tractor that drew five wagons
loaded with IS tons. Mr.. Swope
raised approximately 20 tons of wheat
o. which 40 acres of Turkey red winter
wheat averaged about one and three
quarter tons per acre. AS the eastern
farmer would estimate 1t, this means
little better than IS bushels per acre.
Ehich have no large amount of public
ansis within their boundaries. and for
haf reason the provisions of the act
yere discussed more widely In the cor
ll0rs than on the floor of the conyep-
iou ~ the American Association OF
Highway Officials, according 10 How
rd g. Means, state road engineer, who
as recently returned from the Omaha
aeetsng.
An unusual accident occurred at
leirase, Mont, when John BechtoId, |
well Known young man of that city |
no tender of the coal hoist at Mel |
gse, suffered the loss of his right arm |
hen " was in some manner caught in |
cable and pulled into the drum. The |
nm was literally torn from the shoul- |
~ anu had not the injured man been |
nn'l Q few moments later, he would |
adoubtedly Lave died.
northwestern trade conference,
Tiled for the purpose of establishing
wider market for products of the
aeiitc northwest, convened ut Taco
4, Wash. Delegates were on hand
otn Montana, Idaho, Oregon and
sshlngton, and included exporters.
mixers, manufacturers anl represen-
fafives Of commercial organizations,
rinsng associations AMI railroad and
eanishp lines.
hesoiutions declaring opposition TO
inoxement TO raise the grazing fees
pational forest reserves; declaring
enforcement Of the existing brand
pecrion law TO be nothing more than
urce urging chat packing houses he
Emitted 70 establish retail meat sta
as Insisting that the present retail
Sc of meat is too high, compelling
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