Bear Lake Women Camp to Feature Moving Pictures
Women from Bear Lake Caribou Oneida and Franklin counties attend a July camp at Fish Haven on Bear Lake under Miss Norma Barnes. Mornings offer demonstrations and lectures, afternoons relax with lake activities, and evenings provide inspirational programs. Moving pictures will record the camp with guests from Victor Talking Machine Co and LDS Church leaders. Idaho Falls horticulturist also planned lectures.
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Fish’ Haven
Beautiful Bear Lake
Norma Barnes
Southeastern
Bear Lake
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin
Ibe
Altho Ihe
Bear Lake County
Bertha Echart
Victor Nalking Machine Company
Camden
New Jersey
L. D. S. Church of Salt
Lakota Resort Invites Pleasure Seekers to Celebrate on Lakeshore
Lakota Resort advertises a Bear Lake Independence Day weekend with shade, swimming pools, lake boating, and two Paris versus Cokeville Wyoming baseball games. An open air hall hosts dancing with the Karelds Kids orchestra providing music for the festivities.
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Lakota
Lakeshore
Bear Lake
Utah
Wyoming
Beautiful Bear Lake
Paris
Cokeville
Wyo
Midsummer Meeting of Idaho Editorial Association Set
The Idaho State Editorial Association plans its annual mid summer meeting at Payette lakes on July 16 and 17. George Lamphere of Moscow will preside in place of President McCallum of Bubl who has been called away. The event expects the largest attendance in the association’s history with a strong program and the local commercial club to entertain.
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McCall
Idaho State Editorial Association
Payette Lakes
McCallum
Bubl
George Lamphere
Baby Arrives for Mr and Mrs Andrew Barton
Mr and Mrs Andrew Barton rejoice at the birth of a baby girl. The infant is reported to be doing well.
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Mins
Andrew
Bartin
Alt
Earthquake Briefly Strikes Salisbury South Rhodesia
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cape Town reports a sight earthquake at Salisbury in South Rhodesia this morning. The tremor lasted five seconds and caused no serious damage.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Dispatch
Cape Town
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Governor Declares Independence Day a Idaho Holiday
Governor C. C. Moore issues a proclamation declaring Monday July 5 1926 a legal holiday in Idaho for Independence Day. The note marks the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of American sovereignty and urges gratitude for life liberty and pursuit of happiness.
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Idaho
C. GC. Moore
I. C. C. Moore
Samuels Declares He Is Out Of Politics
Boise June 28. AE Samuels twice defeated Idaho governor candidate says he is entirely out of politics and has opened a coal mine. He plans to travel to Wilkes Barre to buy a washing machine for his coal back there, to wash clay from his coat. He was active in the progressive central committee meeting today.
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Boise
AE Samuels
Idaho
Wilkes
Barre
Samuels
Progressive Central Committee
Last Day To Pay 1925 Taxes At County Treasurer
Saturday marked the final deadline for the second half of 1925 taxes with busy activity reported at the county treasurer’s office.
George Ludlum Dies in Yuma Colorado
Steve Ludlum of this city received a wire Tuesday morning reporting that his brother George Ludlum 68 of Yuma Colorado has passed away. The brothers had been separated for almost 39 years. The deceased was in Paris after the Hamburg disaster attending funeral services.
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Steve Ludlum
George Ludlum
Yuma
Colo
Paris
Hamburg
Will Locate In Paris New Arrival Rogers Family
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers and family arrived here last week from Alhambra California and will make their home in Paris. Mr Rogers is a brother to local townsman Chas Rogers and will help in managing the painting trade in Paris.
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Clarence “Rogers
Familly
Alhambra
Colif
Mr. Rogers
Chas Rogers
Paris
Velnite
Paris Drug Store Window Display Offers Inactive Razor Set
The Paris Drug Store showcases a window display titled an inactive offer featuring a razor and toilet goods at a small price. The arrangement appears neat with sprays arranged by the window, inviting passersby to notice the display.
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Paris
Stufus
Burley Lawyer Arthur Dunn Seeks Idaho State Auditor Post
Arthur C Dunn of Burley a lawyer and deputy Cassia county auditor announced his candidacy for state auditor He previously worked in the war department in Washington and is presenting his bid to rural and city voters across the state.
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Arthur C. Dunn
Burley
Depulty
Cassia ‘County
War ‘Department
Washington
SSS
Persuading Hall to Run for Governor
Herman J. Rossi of Wallace visited Boise to persuade William J. Hall to seek the governorship and broaden his scope. Hall has not announced intentions, but Rossi says sentiment north and south favors him and cites his executive ability.
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South
Mr. Rossi
Hall
North Chamber of Commerce
Coincidence in Birthdays Noted at Hoge Mattson Family
Two birthdays were observed here last Monday by the families of Mrs. S. B. Hoge and Mrs. John Mattson of St. Charles. Both were born on the game day 67 years ago. Celebrations were held at the Hoge home, with a supper and a motor trip to Lakota for the evening.
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S. B. Hoge
John Mattson
St. Charles
Bren
E. J. Hoge
Lakota
Bloomington Prepares Large Independence Day Celebration
Bloomington announces a big Independence Day celebration on Saturday July 3 with a spectacular parade and program in the amusement hall. The Bloomington curinga band will play during the day and many sports are on the schedule.
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Bloomington
Fair Town
W. J. Hall to Enter Idaho Governor Race
Herman J. Rossi of Wallace Idaho announced here that William J. Hall Idaho commissioner of public works for eight years will seek the Republican nomination for governor Rossi recently traveled from Boise where Hall reportedly pledged to run for the nomination from Idaho Spokane June 29.
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Spokane
Wash
Jume
Herman J. Rossi
Wallace
Idaho
William J. Hall
Rossi
Boise
Hall
Local Boy Recognized as a Song Writer
Russell Oakey, son of William Oakey, is recognized as a songwriter. An eastern music house has accepted his song Lorraine My Own and printed several hundred copies for market. Copies reach the composer for local distribution.
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Russel Oakey
William Oakey
Bishop Hunt Returns Home From Mission
Bishop John A. Hunt of St. Charles has returned home after completing a six months mission for the L D S church in Georgia and Florida.
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Hunt
John A. Hunt
St. Charles
L. D
Georgia
Florida
Current passes through horse and kills man
Jesse Godfrey a Tyhee area farmer was killed Monday afternoon when a hay derrick cable contacted a high tension electric line. He stood holding a bridle as a horse stepped on the cable and both were struck by the current, killing the horse first and then Mr Godfrey instantly. He leaves a wife and five children. The Schumacher and Hall company has the body and funeral plans will follow.
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Jesse . Godfrey
Tyhee
Mr. Godfrey
Godfrey
Schumacher and Hall Company
County Democrats Oppose Fusion at Montpelier Meeting
In Montpelier at City Hall, county precinct committeemen and Democrats met Friday evening under County Chairman J S Peterson to organize for the primary. A committee was named to fill any ticket vacancy on the last day, and the group declared absolute opposition to fusion with the Progressive party.
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Montpelier
J.s.peterson
Progressive Party
Pocatello Journal Sold in Receiver Sale for 100
The Idaho State Journal in Pocatello was sold at a receiver sale to B. J. Potter for 100 dollars subject to mortgage debt. Potter represents Frank Brown interests. Sale awaits court confirmation with no other bids as Brown holds a 5000 dollar blanket mortgage. Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were filed against the paper by John J Brady and Mrs Brady.
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Pocatello
Idaho State Journal
B. J.potter
Potter
Frank Brown
The
State Journal
John—L
Brady
Io District Court
R. M. Terrell
Brown
Remarkable 4th of July shopping memories for kids
A nostalgic recollection recalls family trips to town for clothes before the 4th of July. Parents treated their children to new outfits and a small allowance, making the holiday anticipation feel magical and memorable.
Passey Family Attends Utah Funeral for Aunt Lizzie Jackson
Mr and Mrs George Passey and John Passey traveled from this city to Randolph Utah on Wednesday morning to attend the funeral services for Lizzie Jackson 70 an aunt to the Passeys.
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George Passey
John Passey
Randolph
Utah
Lizzie Jackson
Independence Day Celebration at Bloomington July 3
Bloomington plans Independence Day events with flag rising at sunrise and a 9 am Grand Parade. A 10:30 am patriotic meeting features band selections, Star Spangled Banner, songs, readings, and an oration by Atty Haddock. Afternoon sports and dancing follow at the gym. All invited.
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Bloomington
Chase Kears
Wendell Christiansen
Jos. Pride& Co
Atty. QD
B. Haddock
Violet Price
A. Clayton
Hinde
County Republicans Hold Brief Meeting
A brief meeting of county precinct committeemen and interested Republicans was held in the county court room. Chairman Geraint Hamiph Treys led the session with remarks from Pres. Wm. L. Rich and speakers Dr. Geo. F. Ashley Bp. S. H. Hymas Bp. Warren Skrine and A. W. Shepheard. Rich urged party unity as the campaign approaches and adjournment scheduled for Saturday at 2 PM to consider filling vacancies on the primary ticket.
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Geraint Hamiph- Treys
Pres
Wm. L. Rich
Geo. F. Ashley
S. H. Hymas
Warren Skrine
A. W. Shepheard
Pres. Rich
Primary filing deadline nears for county offices
July third marks the last day to file for the primary election. Nominees listed include Ed C. Rich Democrat for commissioner second district and John M. Bee Republican for commissioner third district, among others in Fish Haven Paris and surrounding areas.
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Ed. C. Rich
John M. Bee
C. C. Shirley
Fish Haven
Jos. Bagley
Paris
Les Cole
Ernest Gubler
F. M. Williams
Coromer
Stock Brothers Resort to Host Three Day Fourth of July Fest
Posters advertise a three day celebration at Stock Brothers Resort in Fish Haven starting Saturday July 3 and ending July 5. Boating bathing and dancing are stressed with an open air hall and a dancing pavilion. The resort expects a record crowd for the event.
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Stock Brothers
Resort
Stock Bros
Democrats Rarin to Go at Idaho Convention
Idaho Democrats vow fight after rejecting fusion with Progressives. State chairman Les Dillingham announced Mc Call as the 1926 convention site as the party girds for a battle to the finish.
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Boise
Idaho
State Central Committee
McCall
Les Dillingham
Paris Blanks Laketown In Fast 17 to 0 Victory
Paris defeated Laketown 17 to 0 in a local baseball game played yesterday. Few spectators attended though the action was fast and the home team looked strong. Next, Paris will play Cokeville twice at Lakota Resort, drawing much speculation for the season’s best matchups.
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Paris
Laketown
Cokeville
Lakota
Election Returns: The Lasting Echo of Campaigns
The piece notes that the only lasting evidence from political campaigns is the election returns, underscoring the finality of vote results as the public record of effort and outcome.
Idaho Marriage and Divorce Totals Reported for 1925
The Idaho Department of Commerce reports 4 194 marriages and 919 divorces statewide in 1925. Decline from 1924 in marriages by 237 and rise in divorces by 25. Population estimates: 608 289 in 1925 and 494 970 in 1924. Marriages per thousand: 8.3 in 1925 versus 9.0 in 1924. Divorces per thousand: 1.808 in 1925, slightly above 1.806 in 1924.
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Department of Commerce
Idaho
State Department of
Adams
Bannock
Clearwater Eee
Franklin
Do You Know How and When to Hang the Flag
Mayor JAS L. Dunford urges citizens to fly the U S flag at sunrise and lower at sunset. The notice lists patriotic days including Washington and Lincoln’s birthdays Memorial Day Flag Day June 14 Independence Day Labor Day and Armistice Day.
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U. S
Washington
Georgetown Arises Monday Postmaster Bacon Incident
A fragment mentions Postmaster F W Bacon and Georgetown arising Monday in an unclear context. The readable text suggests official action or meeting involving the post office and local authorities. Further details are not available in the fragment.
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F W. Bacon
Georgetown
Aris
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