The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-20
lATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

SuppcO IOIu nc SOAuAAAAAO
of Neighboring Papers.
Troy News: With this issue of
the Troy News the ownership of the
plant goes to Mr.. G. H. Rice, OF
Maiden, WASH, who will take
charge Monday morning May l6.
MIR. Rice and family come highly
recommended and we hope for them a
pleasant and substantial business
relation with the patrons nj the
News. Mr.. Rice is reported to be
an excellent newspaper man and
we predict that the News will be
better than ever. In leaving the
News we are quitting on account OF
our health, which has not been the
best for some time past. We, do
not expect to leave Troy so far but
that we will occasionally drop in
and call on our friends. During
our stay here we hope that our
efforts to help make a better COM
munity were appreciated, already
we can see some fruits OF our la
bors. So here is to you one and all,
good luck and may you always
prosper.
Genesee News: Follet Bros. Mer-
camille company, Emmett & Boliou,
.CIark's drug store and Dlcus' drug
store closed out their stocks OF
tobacco on Wednesday, May 4, and
will not handle it IN the future.
The new Idaho tobacco law, which
went into effect May 5, makes it
necessary for firm selling tobacco
to take out $50 license and give
bond for $500 and these firms de-
cided not to handle 1t longer.
This will place the tobacco busi-
ness in the hands OF three firms
Edwards & Son, Smolt & Son and
+. E. Lambert.
Deary Press: The village marshal
has his instruction from the councl
to at once take into custody any
person caught exceeding the II
mile speed limit inside the village
The speed ordinance, like Other
village ordinances, was made to be
enforced and is going TO be enforc
ed. its purpose is to lessen th'
danger of accidents. The maJorlt.
of automobile accidents in town
and cities are caused by fast driv
ing. The council warns autoist
that the speed ordinance is goinl
to be enforced to the letter. an
that any and all persons caught VIC
Iating it will be taken straight IN
TO court.
Star-Mlrror: Moscow, will have
celebration of the Fourth OF Jul
and also have a county fair. Thl
was definitely decided at the mle
week luncheon OF the chamber
commerce, Wednesday. The fal
had already been decided upon fe
almost everyone in Moscow is el
Enthusiastically in favor of it. but tt
celebration of the birthday {
American independence, has been
doubt. All doubt was removed We
nesday when the chamber agreed
give the American Legion $500
help hold a celebration here ar
announced that it will support ii
legion in having quiet, patriot
observance of the day and tt
legion is to have the profits fro
all concessions.
Juliaetta Record: Frank Vincer
Sunday visited the deposits of II
mite coal uncovered at point
the Wilson hill near Arrow duri
the construction Of the state hle
way at that point. The vein is abe
5 feet wide, Mr.. Vincent says. l
top of the vein shows about two fl
of cracked Ignite with coloratl
of clay IN the cracks. The hangl
walls are blue basalt. Mr.. Vince
says, while the floor is thin la.
of porphyry,. The Coal, it is sa
has been tried and burns very go
The formation of the hill on t
side of the vein is principally m
nesIa rock while on the oppos
side is mostly blue basalt. 1t is
ported that some leases have b.
made on land across the Clearwa