Local Notes of Moreland and Nearby Areas
G B Watts has leased Farnsworth ranch southwest of Moreland after arriving from Missouri. Oliver and Don McBride returned from Lost River country with two large deer. Guss Furniss and Oscar Estby butchered two fat cows and sold beef in family quantities at Pocatello. Miss Alice Rery visited Ella Conklin. Beers were loaded at Moreland yards by contractors Saturday noon. Potatoes are being sold at 58 cents. demand expected to rise later. Redge Moyer returned to Kansas after two months with relatives near Moreland and in the southwest. Mrs EH Nelson of Idaho Falls visited her daughter Mrs Lewis Robbins. May Lindsay, mother of W P Lindsay of The Lindsay Welker Co., died and was shipped to Paris, Idaho for burial. Joe France will head to Lost River country to sink a sine and lead mine for Mr Belnap. Gene Lillenquist sent apples to Fort Worth, Texas and will return about the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Watts
Missouri
Farnsworth Ranch
Moreland
Oliver
Don McBride
Lost River Country
Guss Furniss
Oscar Estby
Pocatello
EH. Nelson
Idaho Falls
Lewis Robbins
May Lindsay
W. P. Lindsay
The
Lindsay:Welker Co
Paris
Idaho
Joe France
Belnap
Gene Lillenquist
Fort, Worth
Texas
Cancer of the lip and facial ulcers guidance
A medical expert advises on delaying treatment for lip ulcers to distinguish benign conditions from cancer, stressing timely biopsy and thorough operation. It discusses lupus as a misdiagnosis, the slow progression of facial cancers, and warns against reliance on home remedies or curbside opinions while noting diagnostic tools like tuberculin tests and microscopic analysis.
No Place Like Home: Mormon Colonists Lose 10 Million
President Joseph F. Smith states Mexican revolution cost American Mormon colonists over ten million dollars in homes and churches. He advocates exiles settle where they are, urging new homes and churches rather than returning to Mexico. Smith speaks after visiting refugees in Arizona and Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Arizona
California
Smith
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers in Blackfoot Meeting
The Royal Neighbors of Blackfoot elected officers for the ensuing year Thursday evening. Oracle Alba Quillen Vice Oracle Alice Conkle Chancellor Mrs Thomas Bond Recorder Carrie Harris Receiver Mrs Bert McDonald Inner Sentinel Mrs Williford Outer Sentinel Miss Etta Gertis Musician Miss Grace Gibbs Master George Eryeil Delegate Mrs Munsetter Alternate Rebecca Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Oracle
Alba Quillen
Alice Conkle
Mra
Thomas Bond
Carrie Harris
Bert McDonald
Inner Sentinel
Williford
Outer Sentinel
Etta Gertis
Grace Gibbs
George Eryeil
Munsetter
Rebecca Archer
Sugar factory could close after next season in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Post reports Utah Idaho Sugar company may shut down its Idaho Falls plant if free sugar policy remains. Superintendent B R Smoot says retrenchment is the policy and no expansions are planned. About 50,000 dollars was paid to growers on December 5 after a late season, with over 425,000 disbursed since opening. Field superintendents note farmers signing up for next year at a five dollar per ton contract price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
B R. Smoot
The
Ason
Thes
Beaton
Hegan
Idaho
Falls
Iaaho Falls Post
Worth Knowing рэview of ancient and modern wonders and civic notes
A miscellaneous recap covers biblical counts, the apocrypha, and the seven wonders of the modern and ancient worlds. It lists tall structures in New York, the Pan American building, and the Eiffel Tower, plus noting the U S Constitution age clause and Henry Clay’s early senatorial service. Deeds securing Idaho Falls Electric Railway lots are described, with depot, warehouses, and survey progress, and a local note on Miss Florence Rollinson visiting her parents in Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peters
Singer
New Y
Metropolitan Life
New York
Woolworth
Pan American
Eiffel
Idaho Falls Electric Railway Company
Park and
D"atreeta
Milner
Eastern
Water Avenues
First Street
Idsbo Falls
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First National Bank
Blackfoot, Idaho
Alex*yourie
L. Reece
M. Kennedy
W.S. Wright
Ludge J. M. Stevens
Yellowstone
Hiawatha
Blackfoot Grain & Precice Co
E. M. Hubbell
Bond Bros. & Co
Taylor St
W. Bredge
Mackay
Aberdeen
Bernat Brothers
Biethan
Alice’ Rery
Ella Conklin
Moreland Yards
Redge Moyer
Winfield
Kansas
Lee Moyer
New Mexico
D. W. Standrod & Co
Bankers Capital
Brown-Hart Co
Sewell’s Transfer Company
Hansen’s Com
Jonce
Dr. Evans
Nice
Egypt
Alexandria
Babylon
Diana
Ephesus
Jupiter
Phidida
Artemevia
Coloameum
Rome
Henry Clay
Buys Depot
Florence Rollinson
Anderson
Sokoa
Wapello
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