Mrs L R Pease Dies in Idaho Pioneer Remembered
Mrs Lavernia R Pease longtime Pocatello resident died Tuesday in a hospital Interment is planned for Mountain View Cemetery with services at Trinity Episcopal Church Rev H L Chandler to officiate She was born in Crown Point New York and early active in education Episcopal church Daughters of the American Revolution and Red Cross Her husband and sister Mrs Thomas Johnson are among western relatives
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Lavernia R. Pease
A. Pease
Montpéliés
Ccatello
Trinity Episcopal Church
GH. L. Chandler
Mountainview
Er Funeral Company
Pocatello
Episcopal Church
Ndt
Idaho
Pease
Daughters of the Then American Revolution
Red Cross
Thos. Johnson
West
Trout Fights Water Moccasin In Ogden River Tragedy
Nels Flygare, a Standard Examiner linotype operator, witnessed a rare battle between a three pound trout and a two foot plus water moccasin in the Ogden river near his home in Ogden canyon. The exhausted man collapsed after the victory, dying soon after.
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Flygare
Nels Flygare
Mr. Flygare
Ogden River
Ogden Canyon
Mr. Fly
Outing at Hot Springs by Ed C Rich Grocery Staff
Ed C Rich Grocery employees held a Saturday evening trip to Hot Springs. The group enjoyed a pool plunge and lunch. Attendees included Ed C Rich and family, David A Lewis and family, Royal Clark and family, Miss Mary McIntosh, and Miss Maeleone Mumford.
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Ed C. Rich
Hot Springs
David A. Lewis
Royal Clark
Mary McIntosh
Maeleone Mumford
Montpelier
Profit in a distant market tale of hens and telegrams
A country woman sent hens to her father and received a telegram reporting eleven escaped birds. The daughter replied that she had only sent six, highlighting a miscommunication and a humorous misunderstanding of the count in a short, folk humor vignette.
Bosom Friends Chat Across City Newsrooms
A newsboy recalls working with a longtime editor of Between Us, describing their shared years and camaraderie as they discuss a well known colleague.
July Fourth Specials Loom in 1921 Grocery Ads
A 1921 era ad warns locals to stock up for a two day holiday weekend Sunday and Monday. It notes rising prices and urges housewives to buy essentials, listing Graham flour, soap, Crisco, and other staples at discounted or special prices.
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Atlantic Ocean
Boston
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Eeparis
Rexall Store
Service
Paris
Messenger
Jimmie
Newsboy
Aecae
M. J. Branden
Stein Coffee
Graham Pan
Wwe
Pugmire Cash
ESA
Florsheim
Ato
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