4-H Club Camp Set for Pocatello Campus
The second annual 4-H club camp will run June 28 to July 2 at the Southern Branch campus in Pocatello Idaho. Boys learn weed control plant diseases livestock judging and fitting while girls study vegetables milk first and second year sewing and room improvement. A health program by a physician and an all day picnic with sports cap the event. Registration is 5.00 for members 2.50 for local leaders and about 400 delegates are expected from eight counties and Eastern Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ury sanity of Idaho
Dan B. Warren
castirct
Ite
eoial
Idaho
Wool sales update from Gem Valley Wool Pool shipments
The Gem Valley Wool Pool sold two carloads to Harris Wool Co of St Louis and is shipping them from Bancroft and Sedan Springs this week. Earlier Grace shipped two carloads at 22 cents per pound. Sheridan reports Antler Sheen Co and Will Hendricks pool selling 32,000 fleeces at 25 cents and Frank Heinrich estate 16,000 fleeces at 25.4 cents, the highest western wool prices yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Herald
Gem Valley Wool Pool
Harris Wool company of
St. Louis
Bancroft
Sedan Springs
Grace
acer
Grays
om Sheridan
Wyoming
Sheridan
Billings
Antler Sheen Co
Wch
Matt Tschirgi
Wyola
Will Hendricks
Frank Heinrich
Newtons to Play Soda On Local Grounds Next Sunday
Next Sunday June 22 the Newton baseball team will visit New ton Utah to face Soda on the local grounds. Newton has beaten most Cache Valley teams and workers have prepared the field for a home game with fan turnout funding further improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Utah
Cache Valley
Statue of Jefferson to Stand in British Hall
Fragmentary notice states a bronze statue of Jefferson by August Lubeman is to be placed in Brituary Hall with Cupfield Washington as a gift from Mineleaippl, home state of the Confederacy president.
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Jefferson
Vis
August Lubeman
wyth Cupfield
Washington
Tso
Cs Pe wal
Tataeen
almadie
pei
greers ave
Cokeville Round Up to Feature Douglas Military Band
The 32 piece military band from Fort Douglas Salt Lake City will play for all three days of the 4th Annual Cokeville Round Up hosted by the American Legion. The event runs Friday through Sunday June 27 28 29 with free band concert at the city park and nightly dances at Rodeo Park. The program includes professional riding calf roping steer bull dogging races pony events wild horse and cow milking contests and novelty races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Salt Lake
montion
Cokevill
wool center
American Legion duys
Cokeville city park
Rodeo park
Ft. Douglas
tarone
Golden Rod Chapter C E No 44 Men’s Night Held
Worthy Matron Mrs Agnes Tipton spoke on her Moscow trip to the Grand Chapter meeting. Idaho Grand Chapter will meet in Montpelier next year with Golden Rod Chapter as assistant hostess. Mr C B Wilson, oldest member, received an emblematic pinfold for his birthday. Men hosted a five course banquet after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden’ Rod
Agnes Tipton
Moscow
Order of the Eastern Star of Ids&ho
Montpelier
Golden Red
C. B Wilson
Town News Roundup of Visiting Families and Local Events
Mrs J D Woodall and others visit Salt Lake City relatives. Residents from Nampa Grants Pass and Oregon attend a weekend visit. Several couples travel to Brigham City American Falls and Pocatello for family and community events. 4 H Club meets, weddings noted, and local travel tied to churches and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Woodall
Dan Rompel
Hortense Horsley
Salt Lake City
J. P. Madsen
Nampa
McCullum
Grants Pass
Oregon
Stanley
Matthews
Portland
Esther Lay
Bingham
Utah
Joe Lay
Geo. Rinehart
Staats
Fred Larsen
Edith Graham
A . Ansiexson
American Fells
Pocatello
Marva Smith
ocatello
Phil
Stalker
Boda
John Madsen, Jr
Mike Sheehan
Helen
Butte
Montana
J . Law
Balt Lake ‘City
W &. Clifford
Ezra Monroe
Albert Deaters
ay P. Madsen
J. W. Wood
Asther Wood
Soda Springs Auxiliary Meets Conda Group
The Soda Springs American Legion Auxiliary met Conda members in Conda Amusement Hall last Tuesday. Four new members were initiated Anne Weddle Zelia McClellan Zina Rice and Leora Gordon. After the meeting five bridge tables were played with Mable Ruud high and Leona Gordon low. A luncheon followed hosted by Bertha Biorn Nellie Blackburn ZelIy McClellan and Reta Bergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs American Legion Auxiliary
Conda
ane Wests Reta » Bergan
Dangerous Paradise at Idanha Theatre features Nancy Carroll
Nancy Carroll headlines Dangerous Paradise at the Idanha Theatre June 27 and 28, with prior hits listed from Abe’s Trish Rose to The Dance of Life. Richard Arlen shifts from supporting to star status in Dangerous Paradise, following acclaimed turns in Wings and The Virginian. Also highlighted are William A Wellman’s acclaimed talking pictures and Warner Oland’s Dr Fu Manchu role along with Francis McDonald’s Carnation Kid appearance.
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Nancy Carroll
Abe
Trish Rose
Idanha Theatre
Richard Arlen
ginian
Man
William Wellman
Legion of The Condemned
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu
Gustav von Seyfferfitzig
New York
Francis McDonald
On With The Show reveals Phantom Lover in color musical
The Vitaphone musical comedy On With The Show features a fantasy within the show titled The Phantom Lover filmed at Warner Brothers Vitagraph in Hollywood. The production stars Sally O Neil Arthur Lake Betty Compson Willam Fazenda Sam Hardy and the Fairbanks Twins among chorus members. the film screens at the Thane Theatre June 22 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitaphone
Warner Brothers
Vitagraph studio
Hollywood
Alan Crosland
Sally O'Neil
Arthur Lake
Betty Comson
Willam Fazenda
Sam Hardy
Fairbanks Twins
Lee Moran
Joe B. Brown
Thia
Thanhe Theatre
City of Soda Springs Bond Call Notice
Bonds numbered 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 of Municipal Water Works Coupon Bonds of Soda Springs Idaho are called for payment at the City Treasurer office on July 15 1930 Mrs Wm Gagon City Treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda, Springs
Carlbouw County
Idaho
Wm § Gagon
Notice to Public About Local Announcement
Fragmentary public notice text appears, unreadable in parts, with missing names and details. The readable portion indicates a general call to the public regarding a local matter without specific action, date, or place.
Exam list and local reward notice from Chieftain office
A damaged OCR item lists names from Boise to Soda Springs and other towns with an inauguration list for exams to practice medicine and a reward offer for returning a gold watch engraved Pearl. The Chieftain office promises a reward for information or the return of the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
bureau
Charlee
W. W. Herley
Joseph
W. Procter
Gyoding
William ‘T. Shelton
Soda Springs
pale Briggs
Pocatelio
Pwight
springville
Diab
Murray J. Cohen
Jen
California
Lon A. Davia
Ponakelley
Denzel L
Fillmore
William W Hansen
Bidon Hatfield
Ralph A. Kendrick
Pogatelien
2D. Fulley
Donald C. Funk
Donald C. Funk, Lengton: Bather.G. Gaiden
Bert. rem
Hill, I
Denivercolorado
Bera Natt
Wapato
W. q
P. Scott
Lewinon
an Seere B
Tucker
Arco
Post
Concert Program Highlights Classic Masters
A recital featured works by Hyden and Handel with pieces by Beethoven Hayden Liszt and Chopin. Performers include Loven Lark Rito and Dodalans delivering sonatas waltzes and polonaises. The program opened with Appassionata and closed with a grand polonaise.
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Bataan
gom
Loven
Lark Rito
Dodalans
cfr
Hyden
Masefield
Liszt
Grace Defeats Soda in Close Baseball Showdown
Grace edged Soda 10 to 9 in a tightly contested game Saturday. Grace collected 17 hits to Soda’s 16 with both teams charged with six errors as fans enjoyed a tight scoring duel.
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Boda Springs
Mer
Grace
atharace
aeasure
Soda
LAAN
acore
ithe
Presbyterian Sunday School Hour Change
The Sunday School hour moves to 10 AM this Sunday with all welcome to join for worship and study. Mutual invitations extend to men and women to attend Bible classes.
Summer Vacation Announced by Idaho Leaders
Six Idaho women vacation camps are planned for summer 1930 led by Marridy Hepworth head of the state division. Camps will run July with Fish Haven Bear Lake Lava Hot Springs and other sites, targeting about 4 000 participants. Details include dates from July 9 to August 6 and locations across Bannock and Bear Lake counties.
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Idaho
Marridy M. Hepworth
afr
Idaho agricultural one
pee
peer onal
Fish Hoy
Bear Lake
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
Wiraed
Hausey-Lake
G.O.P
West Aid Ed Under New Vein 8 PRD
June 16 Washington House of Representatives passes the Cotton-Oddie bill by unanimous consent sending it to the Senate for approval. The measure would extend annual appropriations for public domain improvements and limit transfers of surface rights to western states, shaping future federal land policy. Oborn assists at Nts Confectionery while soda rings operate locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
house of representatives
Colton
Oddie
Senate
congress
sress
montaxal governet
severs
President’s ‘Conservation f commission
Idaho Counties Show Population Increase
Idaho counties report a total population rise of about 3 547 during 1920 amid shifting growth between southern and northern regions. Counts list Bonner Boundary Bannock and Bingham among notable gains with Shoshone and Benewah also increasing as the state adds residents in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Idaho
Joop
Shoshone county
Benewah
Bonnet
Boundary
Footal
Bioshone
Bannock
Bingham
Onelga
sa ‘Caribou
pyerth bar
Ber Lake
Miree iene
Yehath
bacan
Minidoka
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COKEVILLE
GOLDEN ROD
C. E
W D Taylor
Burley
Henry Gorton
Doraéy Nichols
Orégon
esse Bass
Lava
Rodney Krebs
Price
Uta
Elsie Potter
Monterey
L C. Hastman
Cheater
Henry
G. M Oliver
Laramie
goentg
L B Smith
W. W Oliver
Denver
Colorado
Bates Gooch
Gooc
Mint Laghard Marnott
Louise Gooch
Bunday
Yellowstone Park
Raribou Kids 4
Peorta
mary parte
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING
Newton, Utah
SODA SPRINGS PARK
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
abeen River
George White and son
Ray
River
Saeed
WEST
PRD
ine
Croy hee
Teton
Bonneville
eros Courtréont 5
anich
Ahmet
Saale
ATF
Pauline Fredrick
Bert Lytell
Lois Wilson
Holmes
batt
Jason Robards
Richard ti
pad iany
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