Grateful Morning Gift From Blackfoot to Children's Home
A note from December 20, 1933 expresses gratitude to Miss Alice Beach and Blackfoot Idaho for a carload of fruits vegetables and more sent to the Children’s Home Society. The letter praises local schools for support and details the shipment’s excellent condition and usefulness for the children. It also records a series of local social events and community notices including Christmas gatherings and a firearms club shoot.
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Blackfoot
Our Future Idaho Toast in State Magazine
A verse praising Idaho as a proud state with a future. It salutes pioneers, wealth, and hope, urging a New Year toast to the land, its empire of the West, and the people of Idaho. The piece appears as a cultural compliment within See Idaho First the State Magazine from Twin Falls.
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Idaho
Martha Spangler
the State
Twin Falls
Marriage of Mise Ida Sage to Frank Woodward
Mr and Mrs J B Sage of Shekley announce the marriage of their only daughter Mise Ida to Mr Frank Woodward. The ceremony will take place next Sunday January 4. The couple are popular and friends wish them a long and happy voyage on the wear of matrimony. H L Lowe and wife of Aberdeen spent Christmas in Blackfoot as guests of Mr and Mrs E J Jones.
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D. W. Meitllan
H. BE. McMillan
J. W. McMillan
R. B. Sage
Shelley
H. A. Williams
J. J. Farrar
Blackfoot
Emma Cooper
Little Rock
Barnstable
Mise Cooper
H. E McMillan
J. B. Sage
Shekley
Mise Ida
Frank’ Woodward
H. L. Lowe
Aberdeen
Mra
E. J. Jones
A Remarkable Musical Attraction Shines at High School
A notable concert featured violin virtuoso Mr. Josef Keneeny delivering Sarasate and Vie au temps works with dazzling technique. Audiences applauded wildly as Bach’s expressions intertwined with dazzling staccato runs. Also noted are a wedding in Firth, Elizabeth Silene and Lavern Gates, and local notices about business changes and health.
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Josef Keneeny
Umbera
Sarasate
Remenyi
Piszicato
Arco
Bach
Konecny
Free Man Hopeful as Petitions Seek ONeil Pardon
Boise December 30 Barney ONeil may be free within two months if petitions succeed. Monster sheets signed by 5000 Idaho and eastern Washington citizens, with many influential names, aim to reach 10000 by January 1 and press Governor Haines and the Idaho pardon board for speedy release. Chief Simmons led two misdemeanors cases. D P Woody fined 20 dollars for allowing youths in his premises and Roscoe Rich fined 5 dollars for unlawful use of a bobsled on Main Street.
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Aboise
Barney O'Neil
Idaho
Washington
John M. Haines
Pardon Board of
O'Neil
Seward
Itasho
Simmons
D. P. Woody
Roscoe Rich
Edith Berryman Wins Hughes Punch Bowl Contest
The beauty prize, a $65 cut glass punch bowl by Hughes the jeweler, was won by Misa Edith Berryman who held the winning number 16, the tenth drawn.
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Hughes
Misa Edith Berryman
Wee
Deranged Springfield Preacher Committed After Hearing
Charles E. Swarts Presbyterian pastor from Springfield faced a judge and was committed to the insane asylum after a hearing last Tuesday. At 33 he had shown two weeks of deranged behavior, though officials deem his condition likely temporary and not dangerous.
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Charles E. Swarts
Springfield
J. H. Barton
Jolly Sleigh Ride Ends When Sleigh Tips In Snow
J Rich of Route 3 entertained Blackfoot business people at a Sunday Smoker. Guests rode in a closed sleigh, which tipped during the return trip. No serious injuries, but Nacy Jones suffered a bruised leg and had difficulty walking.
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J Rich
Route 3
Blackfoot
Nacory Jones
Brady Protects Idaho Potato Farmers Against Foreign Imports
Senator James H. Brady of Idaho led a protest to block raising the embargo on foreign and diseased potatoes. Secretary Houston fixed January 1 as the loading limit, preventing 450,000 bags of foreign potatoes from entering the New York market. Tramp steamers were released and Idaho farmers gain price and product protection as thousands of potato cars sit in eastern Idaho. Neil Boyle Jr and J J Stevens made an auto trip to Shelley Monday for new business.
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New York
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Brady
James H. Brady
Idaho
West
Neil Boyle, Jr
J. J. Stevens
Shelley
International Livestock Show Experience Highlighted by V C White
State Veterinarian V C White reports the Chicago International Livestock Show as the finest of its kind. He notes strong entries across horses cattle and sheep with notable Belgians Clydes Shires and saddle horses and highlights a prize winning Clacinett mare bought for sixty dollars and later valued in the thousands. He describes top grade cattle including a Canadian owned grand champion Polled Angus and dual purpose short horns for dairy farms. White observed a wide range of hogs and toured Swift’s Packing Co witnessing slaughter to market in a remarkable display.
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V. C. White
Chicago
Clacinett
The
International
Soda Springs
Idaho
White appoints E Doty deputy in northern district
State veterinarian Vv. C. White announces E Doty of Idaho Falls as deputy for the district north of Pocatello. Former deputy J D Southworth resigns. J H Coumerith and his Springfield family spent a happy Christmas in Blackfoot visiting his parents.
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V. C. White
E. Doty
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
J. D. Southworth
J. H. Coumerith and
Springfield
Blackfoot
A Boosting Pedagogue at Basalt School
Miss Nora E. O'Brien principal of Basalt School visited Blackfoot with Mrs. John Caborn weekend. She notes three years of steady attendance gains requiring five teachers to educate Basalt's growing student body. She also reports bountiful crops fair prices and general community prosperity.
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Nora E. O'Brien
Basalt School
Blackfoot
John Caborn
Tn Basalt
Amild
Basalt
Ber
Installation of Officers at Grove City Lodge No. 38
Last Friday night Grove City Lodge No. 38 A F and A M held an installation of officers in their banquet hall. The officers installed by Past Master Geo F Gagan included Worshipful Master W B Gagan Senior Warden R D Gee Junior Warden Co V Flasher Treasurer Theodore Schneider Secretary J B Brokaw Senior Deacon C F Hillard Junior Deacon B J Snodgrass Senior Steward N A Stone Junior Steward I H White Tyler C A Bottelfeen Marshal Percy Jones Chaplain.
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Grove City Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Geo. F. Gagan
B. W. Holbrook
W. B. Gagan
R. D. Gee
Co. V. Flasher
Theodore Schneider
J. B. Brokaw
F. Hillard
J. Snodgrass
N. A. Stone
I. H. White
Tyler C. A. Bottelfeen
Percy Jones
Defendant Wins Case Over Blackfoot Mills Co vs Holland
A verdict for the defendant was returned in the case of the Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co versus C. W. Holland before Judge Jensen last Monday. The claim and delivery action concerned sacks valued at 140 dollars. Attorney Beebe defended for the defendant and Attorney Beakley for the plaintiff.
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Blackfoot Farmers’ Milling Co
C. W. Holland
Jensen
Beebe
Beakley
Seek ing brother Dr Ferguson Idaho Falls to California search
Seeking brother Dr. Ferguson of Idaho Falls passed through Pocatello last Friday en route to California to aid in locating his missing brother. Harry Ferguson, once a Boise and Pocatello hotel man, is known in Blackfoot and the surrounding area. Emil J. Nogues of the Idaho Cafe was operated on for appendicitis at the hospital by Drs Mitchell and Simmons. Whistler and Altman sold their candy business to Joel Burkman of Firth, who will take charge January first.
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Dr. Ferguson
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
California Points
Harry Ferguson
Boise
Blacksfoot
Emil J. Nogues
Idaho Cafe
Mitchell and
Simmons
Frenchy
Leik
Whistler & Altman
Joel Burkman
Firth
Jon
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A. M. Hoover
the Gun Club
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J. Benson
C. J. Beebe
Ernest Brown
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E. C. Stephens
C. 8. Beebe
A. L. Hughes
E. J. Benson
Walt Jones
Stull Wright
Roy DeKay
A. B. Stephens
Clifton Albertson
Hendrie Implement ‘Co
Boyle Hardware Co
U.S
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Gates
Silene
Elizabeth Silene
West Firth
Lavern Gates
Preston
Rev. Austin
C. Silene
Ehivoe Carlberg
Green—Mcgee
Ray Green
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A. l. Chill
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