Rev George Mecklenburg to Speak at Spain Church
The Helena area Methodist Executive Secretary Rev George Mecklenburg will speak at Spain Church Sunday at 8 p m on Christianity and the World Crisis. He has led rural Montana churches to growth, directed million dollar campaigns, and urges the church to play a larger social role and become an international force. He was born in Minnesota and educated at the University of Minnesota and Boston University School of Theology.
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Helena
Methodist Church
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Spain
Mecklenburg
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Boston University School of Tecology
Billings Montana
Helens
Mecklenburg Blieves
Jesus Christ
Open New Photo Gallery by Mr and Mrs Geo Begins
Mr and Mrs Geo Begins open a new photo gallery above the McMahon office, showcasing high quality work. They announced the opening for last Tuesday and offer one free photo of every baby brought in until Saturday evening, limited to children under school age.
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Geo
McMahon
Haby Ag
Bevina
Woreh
Wills Wy
Catholic Welfare Council Seeks Lincoln Ex Service Men
A wartime Catholic welfare effort, though formed under wartime conditions, proved its value and continues as a permanent church organization. A meeting is set for 1 p.m. The Red Cross Chapter asks all ex-service men in Lincoln County to register on Saturday or Monday next. Please register.
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Red Cross Chapter
Lincoln County
Red Crocs
Paul Wants Land Office Fourth of July in Halley
Rumor says Paul aims to move the land office from Shoshone to Halley or Paul to gain advantage in district real estate. A meeting in Shoshone rallied to block removal, while Addison Smith notes a department inquiry into the best location. Shoshone pledges support to Halley, urging all local children to join the Fourth of July parade with prizes donated by Sinclair's Pharmacy and Stockgrowers Mercantile.
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Kupart
Halley Fond
Halley
Sleshone
Business Cin
Bhoshone
Into
Addison T. Smith
Invest
Hailey
Ttiso
Blackfoot
Elim
Rome
Haikey
Thin Paul
Fairway
Bay
Armoval
Shoshone
Jay
Sinclair’s Pharmacy
Ate
Stockgrowers Marcantile Company
Court House
Briggs Succeeds Maroney As County Agent
Cyrus Briggs has been appointed County Agricultural Agent for Lincoln County to succeed Geo E Maroney. Briggs served 2% months overseas in World War I and rose to first lieutenant. He studied at Oregon Agricultural College and recently graduated. He previously served as assistant county agent in Umatilla County Oregon. Maroney’s resignation takes effect July 1 and Briggs will assume duties immediately.
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Briggs
Lincon Junty
Geo. E. Maroney
Briss
Birst
Oregon “Agricultural College
Umatilla
Oregon
Maroney
Recital at Lodge Hall Showcases Local Pupils Skills
Six students performed before over 50 relatives in a program at L. Lodge Hall presented by Mrs Geo E Maroney and Mrs Bert Bowler. Grace Hectelt opened with a string of pieces, others included Dorothy Weeks, Florence Fowler, Alice Bowlen, and Alice Bowlen again in monologues and character pieces. Tea and wafers followed as Red Cross Chapter members praised the performers.
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Las Ener OK
L. Lodge Hall
Geo. E. Maroney
Bert Bowler
Grace Hectelt
Arid
Dorothy Wweaks
Auleylfan
Sevan
Itheavite
Vlorence Fowler
Gondslier
Nevin
Francis Ash
Alice Borden
Sally Ann
Eliza Calvert Halla
Stris Tugpla
Parade call to decorate cars for July Fourth event
The parade committee asks every suite owner in town or surrounding country to decorate their car and join the parade on Monday July 4 at 10 a.m.
Parade Participation Notices for Fourth of July Mountay
All persons wishing to take part in the parade on July 4 must report for assignment of position to Mrs Dr Diff. The parade will be Monday July 4 at 1 a.m.
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Dr. Diff
All Ex-service Men Register Monday Next
Ex service men are urged to register on Monday next. Attention calls to veterans to complete the registration process.
Miss Huth Varnum and Jamies G. Scott Wed in Jerome
In Jerome on June 30 Miss Huth Varnum and Jamies G. Scott son of Mr and Mrs J H Scott were united in holy wedlock with only immediate family present. A bounteous dinner followed and the couple planned a few days in Salt Lake before moving to Delta Utah where the groom works at the Delta State Bank.
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Jamies G. Scott
J. H. Scott
Salt Lake
Contin
Delta
Utah
Delta State Bank
G. J. Collins
Baptist Church News Readings and Upcoming Chorus Plans
The B P U met Sunday with large attendance. Readers included Iva Alex and Loyd Crothers. Next Sunday’s sermon is The Dumb Devil. Special music features Naomi Hassen, Mr and Mrs Turner and Mrs J McMahon. Chorus practice was held Wednesday with attendees. A meal followed practice and plans noted for a church feast and future events.
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Iva Alex
Loyd Crothers
Naomi Hassen
Turner
Be J
Gov
Banasta
Horne Honored as Grand Chancellor in State Knights
At the recent meeting in Tupegroe the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pything elected Hall Horne as state Grand Chancellor. Delus Lodge of Shoshone praised its activity and pride in lodge work while noting Horne’s well earned honor.
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Hall Horne
Delus Lodge of
Constipation Relief Claim by Mrs Potts in Birmingham
Mrs Frosa Potts of Birmingham writes about chronic billiousness and constipation. She reports failure of pills and cathartics, and mentions Chonberigins Tablets as a tested remedy claimed to aid digestion and regulate the system.
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Frosa Potts
Pirminghanm
Local notes from Dietrich and region during a quiet spell
Dietrich locals report Ben Hart Ie undergoing medical treatment for paralysis at Gooding with little progress. Haby Norris visits from Montana to see sister Mrs. Howard. Maury Urennan returns from Orchard while Harbara Grewell comes back from Portland. Mir 1.30 and Murchy of Mountainhome visit a neighbor in Gooding for care. Harley Grewell shipped two carloads of fine lamb to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Mustard with Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pender drive to Twin Falls. Berard Towne travels from Minlduke for a Sunday visit. The Metrichs perform wood music each Sunday. About 24 members gather at the Kings’ residence for singing and refreshments. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. E. Borden, Claspill, N. W. Sine, Robert Wood, Mrs. Curis Line, Lea Gunderson, Grace Patterson, Carol Borfen, Ida Matson, Rupert Borden, Carl Gunderson, Ace Aves, Alva Scott and Carl Miller. A jolly time. Me Whipkey and daughter from Michigan visit the Zimmerman and Friedting families. J. R. McConnell of Bramett ships four carloads of lambs. A Dietrich boy scouts group forms Tuesday evening with An Sot Carneric as Scout Master.
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Ben Hart Ie
Gooding
Haby Norris
Montana
Mrs. Howard
Maury Urennan
Orchard
Harbara Grewell
Portland
Mir
Murchy
Mountainhome
Harley Grewell
Denver
E. Borden
Claspill
W. Sine
Robert Wood
Cur
Lea Gunderson
Grace Patterson
Carol Borfen
Ida Matson
Rupert Borden
Carl Gunderson
Ace
Aes Alva Scott
Carl Miller
Idaho Poland China Futurity Draws Breeders at State Fair
Idaho breeders entered in a $22,000 Poland China Futurity at the State Fair, aiming for national show honors in Peoria. The event attracts hundreds of exhibits, with names from Weiser, Nampa, Kuna, and Idaho Falls among participants, and notes Poland China as a purely American breed shaping the livestock standard.
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China
WM. McFadden
Chicago
United States
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Bitola
Aetobur
Maho Hae
Idaho Classics
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A. A. & Breshears
E. Ferrill
Intermountain Institute
John McCrea and Sons
W. W. Pearson
Calvin Pease
J. A. Ross
Weiser
A. J. Firkine
Hll
Randall
Bote
Liox
Kuna
A. J. Tockwood
Partna- Obredlintry
World Bank Kouwn
America
Migmi
Health book for blind helps access health rules
The American Red Cross arranged for an early edition of its Health Hygiene and Care of the Sick text to be adapted for the blind. Wind students in Home Hygiene classes have reproduced the book, making it available to sightless readers regardless of location, showing progress in educational access and practical health guidance.
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Brung
Brill
Uras
Richfield Chautauquan Sets July Dates In Richfield
The Elison White company hosts a five day chautauqua in Richfield from Monday July 11 to Friday July 15. Highlights include It Pays to Advertise by the Ketchell New York Players, Ruric of Mountains by AL Turns, lectures by Mrs Taylor Marshall and Carveth Wells, a Malay Peninsula illustrated lecture, Whitpeck Concert Orchestra with Olive McCormick, and performances by Olive American coloratura soprano and the Pittshurch choirs. Apollo Duo, Marcardt Reynolds Company and the Valda Four also present two daily concerts.
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Elison White Company
Richfield
Ketchley New York Players
Chawtauqua
Heart of the Cumberlands
Taylor
Marshall
Clinois
Carveth Wells
London
England
Malay Peninsula
Witeps
Olive McCormick
Cnerga
Meyer Witepski
Wendell and Shoshone Baseball Classic Highlight Local Resilience
The Wendell vs Shoshone game Sunday was a strong showing with high effort and a late rally. John Radley becomes the new manager as Dr Potter resigns, and Charle Carter, Bill Keafer, and Steele stand out in a tense match marred by errors and injuries.
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Shoshone
John Radley
Dr. Potter
Shoshane
Charle Carter
Chink Anderson
Grease
Tyteell
Belnging Rums
Bill Keafer
Steele
Kartle Carter
J Pethick
Wenden
Breed Improvement Promises at National Swine Show Futurity
The article outlines a long history of swine breeding culminating in a national futurity. It notes prize winners from state fairs advancing to the National Roundup Futurity at the National Swine Show next October. It lists participating states and regions shaping the competition and prize money, highlighting national championship stakes.
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California
Plorida Foto
Winnie
Tivuane
Toen
Kansas
Ontecky
Minseisrh
Moeianst
North Dainty
Org
Abe
Ory Woekuniein
Orueth
Minigmeth
Stordis
Help for Pueblo Red Cross aids flood victims in Pueblo
The Red Cross is mobilizing to rehabilitate displaced Pueblo families after a flood disaster. Authorities say food supplies are adequate but 500000 dollars in relief is needed for home reconstruction, furnishings, and temporary shelter. Community groups meet to organize efforts including aid for veterans, clothing for European children, and parade participation.
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Itte
National
War Dept
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee
LA Committee of Pueblo
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