The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-04-25
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Sixteenth cavalry, June IA to %,
Idaho National Guard, was given by
Colonel Edgar A. Sirmyer, in charge
of national guard affairs of tile Ninth
corps area here from San Francisco.
Twin Falls, At meeting here
Twin Falls dairymen have organized
themselves into a cooperative dairy
association which will market 40, 900
pounds OF butterfat monthly APP
organization were present at the
opening meeting.
Rexburg, A tooth measuring q
foot and half in length and weigh
ing nine pounds was unearthed last
week by workmen engaged in exca-
waiting the basement beneath the AL
len Seed company plant in Rexburg.
The tooth was discovered at depth
of twelve feet. 1t is believed to be
the tooth of a mastodon. The tooth
was discovered in clay pocket, af-
ter passing through layers of soil and
gravel.
Boise,--"The immediate necessity
at tie Idaho state prison is dormi-
tory for young men or first offend
ers,' was the statement made by
Governor c. c.. Moore before the
members of the Exchange club. The
governor stated that the shirt factory
is being run at a financial gain to
the state and that the proceeds from
this factory will be utilized to build
a separate building for the youthful
offenders as soon as possible.
Idaho Falls,--A Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club has been or
ganized in Idaho Falls. The club |
will affiliate with the state organiza-
ton and the national federation, and |
the first slogan to be adopted is "Put
Idaho Falls on the Map" as the city |
Of the Invest womens club that ever
asked for a charter.
Boise,-H. f. Samueis, president OF
the Teton Coal company, whose, head
office is at Occur d'Alene and whose
mines are located eleven miles from
Tetonia, on the Ashton Victor branch
If the oregon Short Line filed a COM
Dlaint with the public utilities COM
asking that the railroad COM
,any be required to furnish transpor-
alton service and file freight rates
or hauling coal from the mines
;amuels is the Progressive candidate
or governor.
Hailey.-Blaine county has the op-
ion of being one of three counties
o obtain the services of a Red Cross
urse, whose salary is financed by
und left by Miss Jane Delano of
lew York, so Miss Elizabeth Rohr-
ach of the National Red Cross told
he HALEY Commercial club. Valley
nd Adams counties already have
cen selected. The travelling and in
dental expenses are to be paid from {
ne funds of the local Red Cross
HAPPIER. Sentiment appears to favor
doption of the offer.
Boise,-Dr. s., NJ c. Reynolds, {
at the state soldiers G
Dme here, died suddenly. He suf- t
red a paralytic stroke in the bath h
'cm of his apartments, where his c
'dy was found. DIR. Reynolds was (
lie of the best known members of b
lie G. A. II. in the state and past v
ate commander. He had been COM c
andent of the home here for the II
lst four years, having been appoint Is
by Governor ID. w. Davis and re- s.
,pointed by Governor c. C. Moore. d
Pocatello,-A trained executive has
Gently been employed by the cham
T OF commerce of Pocatello. An in
tation was extended to ]. A. Har- ~
er. who has been for the past eight a
airs manager of the chamber of T,
mmerce at Bozeman. Mont, and he il
s accepted the position and Will ~,
Ike up duties as executive in Poca n,
10 April 10. n
for surfacing nine OF
les of highway between Orofino ell
d Greer, Clearwater county, was
'arded to X. A. Burne of Lewiston
$36.S13.02, it was announced by
]. Hall. commissioner of public 81
rks. 81
Boise, - Fifteen pardons were de
lnted, siXty-seVen applications were IN
MED and the remainder of ninety co
zen applications before the April as
citing of the pardon board were ae
itinued or commuted as the board TO
sed its sessions at the penitentiary. sp
March / Idaho grow
and dealers held approximately
$4,000 bushels of merchantable
atoes on hand, about 1900 cars, as Hs
nparcd with 100000 bushels held tile
a corresponding date last year. &C me
ding to a report issued Thursday rel
julius II. Jacobson, crop statisti- he
n for Idaho. Inc
'oise,-The number of licenses for
tor vehicles and for chauffeurs in
state of Idaho is 4S,457, compared in
32,7S9 for the same time last nm,
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