The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-02-03
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

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months to years. The mother is In
jail for stealing chickens and the
father Is unable to care for the child
EN- xEH1EA
One hundred men are employed on
the lakes near Idaho Falls In the an
nual ice harvest. Several thousand
tons of ice, it is expected, will be
stored. The cakes are cut in uniform
size by 30-inch saw and are packed
in storehouses In sytematic order.
President Frazier. of the Pocatello,
Ida. Tech, announced that on recon-
mendatlon of President David P. Bar
rows OF the University OF California,
three Russian young men would soon
come to the Tech to begin their en-
cheering education. 1t seems that all
three young men have prepared for
college in Russia.
Robert Quick, of Caldwell who Is
at the government hospital in Boise,
has been awarded $50 a month com
pensation for an indefinite period by
the United States veterans bureau, OF
Seattle. He will receive compensation
dating back to August "a, 1920, amount
Ing to S340.13.
The orangization of dairy asso- |
citation at -Weiser has been contem- |
plated for some time and the first real |
steps We're taken for the organization |
and perfecting of such an association.
There were over 125 who attended the
meeting and this number 100 signed as
members of the association for period
Of three years.
The Rev. G.. w. Archer has taken
the marshalship of North Powder, Ore,
upon his shoulders. The appointment
came as a result of the pastors re-
mark: "Give me the authority and a
gun and 1 viii enforce the liquor laws
will put stop to hoodlum conduct
and the Safeguarding at dances and
athletic games.'
At preliminary meetings In Black
foot few days ago, Of officers of
several loan companies, acting under
the agricultural loan agency at Boise
of the war finance corporation, steps
were taken to merge the interests Oh
oII
of Minidoka into central organiza-
ton.
Damage to fruit trees and shrubs
the Twin Falls district
through the unprecedently prolonged
and severe cold spell is expected to bs
when the census of injury
Is tsken in the coming spring, accord
ING to deputy state horlculturist. He
declares that without doubt the peach 9
ctop of the district is ruined, and as !
sumes he same condition applies to
he apricot and similar fruit crops.
Commissioners from the five highway
districts of Burnley, Hepburn, Rupert,
Raft river and Minidoka adopted reso-
utions calling upon the state to as !,
list in building highway through the :
Raft river district connecting the Utah
Dad at the state line and the Burley
ighway last of Cotterel They urge
hat the distance from Utah points and
oints on the Minidoka branch will be
hortened 80 miles.
Contance Elder, of Occur d'Alene,
let with a serious accident while
casting recently. Going at full speed
er sled struck telephone pole and
he was hurled with such force against
he post that a cash was cut from
ne middle of her forehead to the top
her head and one on the side of
he head, nearly scalping her. She
as dazed but ran TO the hospital,
hich was close by, unassisted, where
hysicians found 1t necessary to take
score of stitches.
Bankers of Blackfoot, American
ais and Rexburg are In Washington,
c., for the purpose Of seeing what
IN be done toward securing federal
oney to loan to farm and livestock
terests of southeastern Idaho. The
mixers point out the fact that the
cal banks are unable to help The
restock and agricultural interests.
hich must have more funds than are
in order to finance
cir business for the year. While In
ashngton they are assisting in help
2 to promote the federal reclama-
IN program and the American Falls
servoir project.
Some eight years ago about % head
elk We're imported from the Jack
/ Hole" country and turned loose
mr. the Arrowrock dam. 1t is esti-
ted that the Increase from this small
al Is now 100 head