Butter safety and public notices from Blackfoot
A local page warns buttermakers to pack weight accurately to avoid short weight prosecutions. Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Josephine Johnson and funeral details. Community notices include a Seashore Excursion to Neahcotia, social gathering at the Riverside meeting house, and local complaints over livestock feed theft. Also featured are candidacy notes for Grace Shepherd and an ad praising Chamberlain's remedy for dysentery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Johnson
J. A Johnson
Riverside
Bright
Riverside Meeting House
Thomas- Riverside
Cement Contract for Arco Building by Heinze Backers
Have Cement Contract on Building F M Ira Clarence and Lee Tay lor left Monday for Arco where they have the cement work for a large building to be constructed by A B Stevens and W H Bayer for Gus Heinze The building is two stories high and has four store rooms Hoares rock bungalowes about completed and they will move into it this week Thomas growing rapidly in population three newcomers took up permanent residence one girl at Dave Broadheads one girl at Ed Mc Brides and a boy at John Mc Carrys Pioneer day will be celebrated here in grand style Committees busy on arrangements home team may play baseball with Fort Hall Indians Thomas atop Blackfoot Stake League
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M
Ira
Clarence
Lee Taylor
Arco
A. B. Stevens
W. H. Bayer
Gus Heinze
R. H- Hoare
Thomas
Dave Broadhead
Ed McBride
John McCarty
Fort Hall Indians
Blackfoot
County CommissionersHear Equalizing Board Actions
The board of county commissioners displayed as an equalization panel met Monday morning with members James Christensen Shelley U P Fackrell Thomas and E M Kennedy Blackfoot and will hear taxpayer complaints about their 1913 assessment for the rest of the week. Beginning next Monday the board will resume regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners Act Equalizing Board
Board For County Commissioners
James Christensen
Shelley
U. P. Fackrell
Thomas
E. M. Kennedy
Blackfoot
Beets, haying, and small town life in a 1913 Idaho scene
A 1913 Idaho piece notes healthy beet crops despite showers and full haying. It covers local happenings from Moreland to Blackfoot, including a Fourth of July program, a choked colt loss, visits by Rev. Wallis, and neighbors sharing news. A probate notice for the David B. Fackrell estate details a private land sale in Bingham County with cash terms and court confirmation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall K. Wallis
Fred Miller
E. C. Conklin
Bila
Viola
Arthur
Clyde Conklin
Lost River
Moreland
Wapello
David B. Fackrell
Bingham County
State of
Idaho
David B.fackrell
Bingham
Boise
United States
Thomas & Andersen
Blackfoot
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Ed Rowles
Rowles
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bowles
Wilson Bros
Mac Cosham
Bridge Street
E. W. Rowles
Crown
The
Blackfoot Optimist
Tso
Optimist Publishing Company
Karl P. Brown
Firth
John A. Johnson
Oregon Short Line
Nehcotia
Washigton Rm
Ada
Points West
North Beach
Tates
Cora Rich
Oral
Myrtle Horton
Freda Johnson
Lila Weaver
Nora Caldwell
Leona Burriston
Glen
Luvera Burriston
Sarah
Frank Brown
Claude
Neil Williams
James Clough
Floyd Thompson
Clara Troutner
Leonard
Joe Tilden
A. J. McDonald
McDonald
Mays
T. G. Mays
Paria
Briggs
Salt Lake
Grace Sheperd
Grace Shepherd
N. E A
Miss Shepherd
Sivilessa
Sarane
Chamberlain
William Crgis
Clare, Mich
Ady
Ver
Oliye Humphrey
Lavern Dunmira
Idaho Falls
Antone Anderson
Rev. Peacock
Ellis Hall
Ogden
Mrs. Leyland
Mrs. Craig
Bennett Ranch
Twitchell
State OF Idaho
Karl 8
Fackrell
David B
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