The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-10-07
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

Frank NJ. Breshears of Caldwell,
Ida, was nominated Thursday by Pres
ldent Harding to be United States mar
shall for Idaho.
tories in Utah and Idaho of the
Amalgamated Sugar company began
operations Thursday. Farmers in the
various districts have been delivering
beets 10 the factories a week.
New potato storage plant with a
capacity of 100 carloads was recently
completed at ST. Anthony, by the
Wright Company They also announce
that they will build three other plants
next spring.
The Idaho Firemen's association has
closed its fifth annual meeting at DER
ONE. which has been very success
full one, both in social and an in
structive way. Many important topics
were read and discussed.
Charles Astle of Montpelier was in
stantly killed Wednesday when horse
which was in a pasture on his fathers
ranch near Bennington kicked him in
the head. The boy suffered a broken
neck and died instantly.
The Pawer county wheat harvest has
met all expectations. according to veri-
fed statements from all sections of the
county, and it is believed that the crop
will exceed 100000 bushels. Harvest
conditions have been favorable. The
season, with the exception of few
days, has been good.
Mrs. LYDIA Meyer Southland, accused
of murder, went to trial at Twin Fails
Monday. Poison said to have been
found by state chemists In the bodies
Of four husbands and one brother-in-
law. led to the filing against her of the
charge of numbering her fourth hus-
band Edward F. Meyer.
OF the 112 deaths In Idaho during |
August, 30 were children less than > |
years of age, and % of these were
less than 30 days old, according to |
records of the state vital statistics de- |
partment. Total births for the same
period were $50. all white, and all but
10 of native born parents.
Approximately 10000 bushels OF
wheat have been received by the
association at the Ameri-
IAN Falls elevators, according to John
Allen. office manager for the associa-
ion In southern Idaho. OF this amount
5000 bushels still remain in the ele-
'ators, the remainder having been ship
Jed to terminal points for storage.
According TO notice given by r. d.
Carver, forest supervisor, big game
uniting in those portions of Power
md Oneida counties lying within the
boundaries of the Minidoka national
crest, known locally as the Sublet
ountry. has been closed for tie sea-
on This step is considered necessary
o preserve the deer in that region.
The third week in October has been
ct aside fCc Pocatello buyers week in
'ocatello, and extensive arrangements
re being made for the entertainment
he chamber of commerce Is directing I
he program. Yesterday President Me
racken appointed the following COM
littee: Joseph T. Young. chairman;
f. Brady, Norman b. Addison. J. L.
lcDermond and Claude Bistline.
Automobiles registered in IdOho for
921 Jumped over the $1,000 mark
it was announced by the
sgistration section of the secretary OF
ates office. This mark was reached
} days before the similar number were
,gistered in 1920 and predictions are
lat the total for the year Will go at
asst three or four thousand more be-
re December 81. There has been de-
ded increase In the past month and
le-half.
Due to the shortage OF apples IN the /,
grounding country, a new market
as opened up this fall in Jefferson
unity. In the past ten days thirteen y
ROADS have been shipped from Men :.
j, two carloads from Ririe and one
rload from Rigby. County Agent .
Ike has charge of the shipping, and :
VS. that several buyers have been :
re and are anxious to purchase the :,
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Movie operators were busy when :
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them. Also there were newspaper
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nv of Chicago fire. When the party :,
lived at Twin Falls the party was -
{ entirely together. Some of the :,
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