The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-30
Short News Notes
From, All Parts of
IDAHO

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Bvise,-Effective January l, new
rate on seed potatoes between point
on the Oregon Short Line in Idalic
north of Pocatello will be publishei
according to information made
known.
Rupert,-Four thousand five hlD'
dred and ninety dollars is the amour,
OF cash the Rupert cheese factory
paid its patrons for the month OF
September for butterfat. Less than a
year ago $1,000 was considered a huge
gum.
Driggs,-Active operation of the
Teton Rasin coal mines under the
direction of experienced and finan-
cially responsible coal producers will
be started within the next few days.
Tile Columbia Trust company acting
for the bondholders. bid the property
in at sheriff's sale recently. The
bond holders then proceeded to or
ganize the Teton Coal company and
have leased the property for 20 years
to a financially responsible group OF
experienced coal men.
Nampa,-With a total production of
4,650,000 bushels of apples, Idah0's
previous records have been broken.
Jerome, - Il. f. Shepherd, OF
Jerome. general manager of the Twin
Falls north side project for the bond
holders il the new head of the West
ern States Reclamation association.
elected at the annual convention of
that body at the Salt Lake Chamber
of Commerce Monday.
Moscow, An exceptional record
for butter production was recently
mede by Idaho Segis Ormsby Girl of
the university of Idaho Holstein herd,
according to statement issued by
the advanced registry office OF the
Holstein-F riesian association of
America. This record is another adj
dition to the long list OF outstanding
records held by tile university 1ol-
stein herd.
Pocatello, - Albert Miller, first
chief of the volunteer fire department
in this city and a resident of Pocatello
for thirty years. died Sunday from
what is believed to have been a self
inflicted bullet wound.
Jerome,-Fire was discovered about
o'clock Saturday morning In the
rear of the Jerome National bank
building, $4,000 structure. Heroic
work of the fire department for three
and one-half hours held the damage
10 about $4,000 to store stocks and
about $4,000 to the building.
Boise,-H. l.. Finch of Soda Springs
OF the executive committee
IF the Idaho State Woolgrowers as
ISOLATION, has been named by Hugh |
Sproat, president of the association |
o represent the woolmen on a COM
nittee of two to gather data at Ogden |
'elative TO the proposed adjusted plan |
# grazing rates on national forests.
Idaho Falls, - Nearly 100000 was |
distributed among s-gar beet growers
# this section by the Utah-Idaho
sugar company as the initial payment
or the 1923 crop. OF this amount
actory at Lincoln, the same amount
vas distributed by the Blackfoot and
ugar City factories, and the Shelley
actory paid cut $4,000, making in
IL total of s445000.
Boise,-Approximately $3.50 acres
timber and 2120 acres of cut-over
and will be sold by the state this
lonth. scattering in northern coun-
les. /. H. Nash, commissioner of the
tate land department has gone to at
end the sales.
Boise,-L w. w. prisoners in the
iaho state penitentiary will complete
,eir full sentence, despite efforts to
btain their release, it was declared
t the office of Governor C. c. Moore.
Emmett pool of the Emmett
ranch of the Southwestern Idaho
turkey Growers association has con-
acted for sale of the product at 20
snts a pound, live weight, equivalent
"a cents a pound dressed. II is
there will be 5000 birds in
lie pool.
Orchard,-First rails OF the Short
ines main line to Boise were laid at ,
richard few days ago and were
liked to the. ties. l.. w. Althof,
MON Pacific engineer in charge of !
states. The work done ,
as on a switch. I
Rupert.-The county commissioners ,
e considering the ACCESSIBILITY of es- /,
a poor farm" for the
unity dependents. I
Idaho Falls..-Lee Stocker and YER 6
IN Avis, who pleaded guilty to hav- ,
g in their possession an automobile 8
.longing to B. F. Duffin on the \
ght of November 5, have been gwen .
nety days in Jail by Judge Peck. 1