Celebrated Musician Leaves Soda on tour
Doctor George H. Douglas, guest of Loyd Thompson, left Soda Springs last Thursday to begin an eight city concert tour on the Lyceum Circuit. The itinerary includes Rock Springs, Laramie, Cheyenne, St. Louis, Missouri, Kansas City and southeastern states. He recently completed a two year Pantages Theatre contract and plans concert work. Rudolph Ganz of Chicago Musical College praises him as a valued instructor and performer, while Soda Springs residents express regret at his departure.
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George H. Douglas
Loyd Thompson
Rock Springs
Laramie
Cheyenne
St. Loui
Misouri
Kansas City
Lyceum
Douglas
Pantages Theatre
Soda Springs
Rudolph Ganz
Chicago Musical college
America
Doctor Douglas
Soda
Woman's Vacation Camps Grow to Six Thousand
Idaho plans fifth annual women’s vacation camps in 1930 with aim to reach 6,000 attendees. Camps will run in Starkey Hot Springs June 25 26 27 Wish Haven Bear Lake July 9 10 11 Lava Hot Springs Bannock County July 16 17 18 Winchester July 23 24 25 Hauser Lake July 30 31 August 1 and Mack’s Inn near Yellowstone August 6 7 8 led by State Home Demonstration Agent Marion Hepworth and county camp committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hepworth
Idaho
Starkey Hot Springs
Wish Haven
Bear Lake
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
Guyer Hot Springs
south central district
Winchester
Hauser Lake
Mack’s Inn
Yellowstone Park
Soda Wins Again in Local Baseball Game at Home Field
The Newton team from Utah fell to Soda 9 to 1 as Green pitched smoothly for Soda Stowers tallied 11 hits with 2 errors. Fred Marriott led Soda with 9 hits followed by Boh, Sanders, Likeness, Rafferty, Nash, and Marriott. Next Sunday Soda hosts Paris at Paris diamond. prior meeting saw Soda win 10 to 1.
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Newton
Utah
focal boys
Green
Soda
Newton patters
Soda Stowers
Boda
Fred Marriott
Boh
Sanders
Likeness
Rafferty Nash
Marriott
Paris
Caribou Hospital and Local Injuries Reported
Miss LaReda Swanson undergoes a major operation and is recovering. Mrs Dana's arm injury from a car accident is treated locally. Bud Weaver receives medical care. Notice: bonds numbered 12 34 58 and others of Municipal Water Works of the City of Poda Springs Idaho are called for payment July 18, 1930, at the City Treasurer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaReda Swanson
Dana of
Tha
Bud Weaver
Wyoming
nowas
doda Springs
Carivou County
Tdaho
Gagon
Idaho Puts Next Year in View for Secondary Roads
J D Wood commissioner of public works says steady development of Idaho's secondary road system can start next year. He notes the current year advanced the primary or federal aid system and outlines plans to expand road coverage from main trunk routes to isolated agricultural areas. He may seek federal aid and will attend a Chicago conference to discuss financing options.
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BOISE
J. D. Wood
public works
department
Wood
American Association of State Highway officials
Chicago
The State We Live In By Byron Detenbach
The Pierce party left Bas sett with $80 in gold dust after discovery. Walla Walla sent a relief party back to Canal Gulch sixty days later. Sergent Smith led sixty men to Pierce building cabins and sluice boxes, returning with $800 in dust. By March 500 men pursued new diggings as Elk City rose and traffic on the Columbia intensified. Elk City grew near Idaho and Florence placer camps became booming hubs, while Nez Perce and government protests faded.
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Pierce
Bassett
Walla Walla
Canal Gulch
Sergent Smith
Smith
Walls Walla
Portland
Oregonian
Elk City
Columbia
Lewiston
Idaho
Florence
Baminer
Welser
Baoan
sh Jay
Little
Cali
Warren
Presbyterian Notes Sunday School Hour Change
The Sunday school hour has been changed from 10 AM to 9 AM. Everyone is welcome to join in the Sunday School hour to worship and study. Adults are especially invited to join the men’s and women’s Bible classes.
Town News: Births Visits and Local Happenings
Last Thursday Mr Stork visited the Woodalls and left an 84 lb baby girl Barbra Jané. The Clarks of Garlan Nevada visit the Woodalls. Conjoint program at the L D Church on Sunday July 6 at 7:30. Numerous neighbors motor to Montpelier and Bear Lake. A 7 lb baby boy for Dennis Nichols signals new fatherhood. Jors delivers happiness to two homes in Soda then visits more friends and leaves two more newborns. Albert Beus hosts dinner for friends W D Taylor S K Matthews Hazel Letson Eva Bells Elwood Rich John Wallace Henry Gorton. Mrs Burnside and daughter from Berkeley join Minty party at Bear Lake. Vonna Christopher returns from Montpelier. Mrs Blackburn to Montpelier for ill father. Masonic Lodge picnic at Pebble Basin with members from Pocatello Bancroft Montpelier and Soda. Harry Horsley family L B Smith Virgill Allred Richard Mead visit American Falls. Licenses issued T J McParland and Larrye Boshart Lava Hot Springs. George W Budge and wife visit Soda. Elaine Hamburg enjoys at Lallatin Cafe. W J Cook and wife of Los Angeles visit Soda. Francis Bahan of Idaho Falls visits. Lois Williams of Cokeville visits Soda. W D Taylor Hazel Leison Eva Bells visit Rupert and Burley. Gorton Wallace Paylor Elwood Rich attend convention at Pocatello. Raymond Thorpe of Adelaide Anderson Music School announces public recital for local students. Hazel Leison Elenor Level teach school in Soda. Norma Fridenstine of Pocatello comes to Soda to visit.
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Stork
Bud Woodall
Barbra Jané
lare
James Clark
Garlan
Nevada
Fred J Muir
Grace Ward
L. D
LD. S
Leonard Vaughn
Montpelier
Hattie Thirkill
Provo
Utah
Soda
Thurjill
Great Beyond
Jenice Preston
Pocatello
Helen Roberts
Dennis Nichols
My. Stork
Jors
Lee
Albert Beus
W. D. Taylor
8. K. Matthews
Hazel Letson
Eva Bells
Elwood Rich
John Wallace
Henry Gorton
D . Burnside
Marjorie
Berkley California
H Buhlscheid
Eileen Layng
Curtis Buhlscheid
Pocetello
J. A. Minty
J A Minty
Burnside
motor
Bear Lake
Vonna Christopher
Ben Blackburn
Masonic Lodge
Pebble Basin
Bancroft
Grace Montpelier
Harry Horsley
L. B. Smith
Virgill Allred
Richard Mead
American Falls
T. J McParland
Larrye Boshart
Lava Hot Springs
L. C. Eastman
Geo. W. Budge
Boise
Elaine Hamburg
Conda
Lallatin Cafe
W. J. Cook
Los Angeles
California
Cook
Herbert Horsley
Francis Bahan
Idaho Falls
ands. M
Preston Prepares Big Fourth Celebration With Bucking Ford
A Soda town readies for a July Fourth celebration highlighted by a Bucking Ford display and a Junior Band performance at the American Cafe. A crowd gathered last Monday to hear plans and see local promotion for a day of entertainment in Preston next month.
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Ford
Preston
Sylvia Morton Resigns From Grate Exchange Post
Mrs Sylvia Morton, long time manager of the Grace Exchange at Mt States Telephone and Telegraph Co, resigns for health reasons effective July 1 and will live with her mother in Soda Springs. Ruth Meek of Ogden will fill the position. The Grace Herald notes the Seamons family drove to Hyde Park last Tuesday and returned Thursday.
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Sylvia Morton
Grate Exchange
Mt. States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Soda Springs
Morton
Ruth Meek
Ogden
Grace Herald
Western States Agriculture Still Strong Despite Forecast
Central Western Shippers advisory board met in Idaho Falls to discuss farm marketing and transport. Reports by state chairmen estimated July to September car loadings at 403 787, down from last year's 494 785. Discussion covered the federal farm marketing act, potato industry organization, quarantine rules, and interstate regulations. California quarantine against chopped alfalfa was noted as closing item.
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Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
southerndaho
Central- Western Shippers’ advisory board
Idaho Falls
LF Parsons
Idaho
hich
United States
American Railway association
uce
R B E. Shepherd
State Chamber
agricultural council of
Shepherd
James Webster
jation
Utal
California
Nevada
Arimnda
New Mexico
Bigges Parade In History Of United States
In Washington sixty five years ago a massive parade along Pennsylvania Avenue showcased the armed might of America as a quarter million soldiers marched past the president. Elma cott Watson presents vivid photographs and feature notes on this Grand Review in the Soda Springs Chieftain.
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Washington
Pennsylvania ‘Avenue
Johnson
America
tts
Soda Springs
Elmacott Watson
California
Lord Derby Watcher Trip to Louisville for VDE Hrapaes
Fragmented text mentions Lord Derby planning to attend a race in Louisville and a VDE Hrapaes event. Other readable items include an FOR SALE small baby bed and a Lost money notice offering a reward for $25 in $5 bills between Chieftain office and Lallatin's Cafe.
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Chieftain office
Lallatin’s
Gorton
Idaho Aims to End Traffic Deaths in July Safety Campaign
Boise June 24 1929 1930 drive led by Secretary of State Fred E Lukens seeks zero highway deaths during July with a focus on safer lights and strict traffic compliance. Officials report 12 Idaho deaths in July 1929 and 23 through May 1930, urge public support, and note rising registrations and fees under enforcement.
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BOISE
Fred E Lukens
Ada
Bannock
Caribou
Cassia
Kootenai
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Payette
wich
campaiin
Lukens
Idaho
eht
department of law enforcement
state highway fund
Idaho Lamb and Mutton Boost for State Industry
The article urges keeping the sheep industry alive in Idaho by promoting lamb and mutton as vital food sources. It notes lamb’s appeal in markets and within the state, highlighting meat value, protein, iron, and phosphorus, and suggests using cheaper cuts like breast meat alongside premium cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Farewell Party Planned for Schufeldt at J QO Hall
All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and their wives are invited to a farewell party in honor of brother and sister Schufeldt at the J QO OF Hall at BP M on Saturday June 28. Attendees are requested to march and finger-wave. Florence Evans can be called at phone SIS for details.
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Schufeldt
J QO
Hall
BP. M
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bia
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Ato
BIGGES
Lord Derby
Enalind finns
perl Ford Derbs
Louisville
Hrapaes
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SieesCor
ovener
sith
meetiack
Dan Rowley
Marcelling
Florence Evans
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