The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-29
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

The president has nominated Albert
N. Reynolds postmaster at White Bird
The bali park at Cooling, Idaho has
been flooded for skating pond for
the youngsters of that city.
Two big meetings of the head let
tuce grower of southwestern idaho and
eastern Oregon will be held in Cald-
well January 9th and It'll.
The Increase in cost of labor, the
demand for shorter hours with an at
tendant decrease in production. are
the causes for the arresting Of the
downward trend Of prices of manufac-
tured articles sold in Boise. several
merchants said whom interviewed.
u. i. Squier, enc of the oldest OF
Twin Falls district pioneers, WAS
found dead in bed at the Blue Lakes
ranch. Death was due to heart dis
ease. The deceased came to, INir
rails twenty years ago from New
York.
Towering 60 feet in air, surmounted
by lustrous star and bedecked with
myriads of flowing bulbs, Bolse's mu-
nlclpal Christmas tree, erected in the
capitol triangle, was the center Of at
traction for the younger generation of
the capitol city.
Out of 641 cattle tested last week for
tuberculosis, in the Emmett. Montour
and Sweet districts OF Gem county, on
y two were diseased This is a splen-
lid record and speaks volumes for the
healthy condition of the cattle in this
county.
Idaho potatoes are still popular in
eastern restaurants. A New York
menu card received in Boise lists
Baked Idaho Potato, Is CENTS" among
he dinner specials. This Offering is
printed in blackface type, as are other
fishes to which the management calls
pecial attention.
Mrs. Paul Crumroy, Minidoka coun-
y farm woman reports gross income
If $63.75 per week as the output of 3S5
pring layers, with eggs at 80 cents
Ter dozen. Accounts kept show she 4
as been getting between four and five !
asses of eggs from that number OF t
hickens. q
Emmett Woodey, a fire guard, whose t
amp is on White Creek, middle fork T
Salmon river, came upon two eagles ]
ttacking two young deer short dis \
lnce from his camp. All the way S
ack to the camp the baby deer snug
led beneath Woodey's horse, display
lg their animal gratitude for their :,
9scuers.
Potatoes and fruits produced in =
her northwestern states have diff ;,
lily competing with the excellent q
aho products, according to Miles p
annon, state commissioner of agri-
lture. AS result, producers from h
ese states have not taken kindly to f.
e rigorous marketing requirements n
lperativee in Idaho. O.
Horace w. Doty of Pocatello. mem Fl
+ of the Idaho national guard, was v;
pointed cadet at the West Point mil t.
Try academy, to enter next July. He to
the first Idaho guardsman to be ap- it
inted to West Point because of his tc
ard services.
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A committee unique in the history re
organizations in the city was ca
med at the regular meeting Of the i.
tary club at Boise. This committee Ve
Il be glad to receive confidential calls n'
m any business men, whether Ro- u, u
'lans or not, who are in business -, ~
Eiculties, and either advise them or -.
them in touch with someone who ~
best advise them as to some way 90
of their difficulties. III,
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NE president has nominated Col. 70,
G. Davis of Boise to be United th,
ties district attorney for Idaho, and an
senate, just before adjournment. ers
trmed the nomination, thus making bu
possible for Colonel Davis to be tin
'rn in January /, the date on which sci
Office becomes vacant by resigna- col
Of the. incumbent. Gus
50 cot
Iork is being continued this winter anf
drainage operations which event
y Will reclaim 1000 acres of farm tot
west of Bonners Ferry. The work wa
started last August and probably ?
not be completed before next sum car
;, 1T was said. Two large lakes, Frys sa'
Mirror, are to be drained through ~
creek to the Kootenai river. u!
here were 1870 cows tested by the Az,
y association during November. s. 49,.
High being the proud owner of ~