Blackfoot High School 1913 Commencement Address and Awards
The Eleventh Annual Commencement in Blackfoot marked by diplomas for thirteen four year course graduates and three stenography certificates. Salutatorian Agnes Hart and Valedictorian Hazel Hackman led a concise program with Rev. C A Edwards delivering a patriotic address on The Democracy of Culture. Superintendent Vincent praised the class, noting the epidemic earlier in the year and the school’s expansion toward a four year practical agriculture program. Multiple staff and student names listed alongside forthcoming plans for next year.
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Blackfoot High School
Mrs. Dygert
Barnstable
Agnes Hart
Hazel Hackman
C. A. Edwards
Blackfoot
Vincent
Norma
Cheos
James
Notice to Stallion Owners Certificate of Stallion Service
Notice to stallion owners that the office offers a complete form of Certificate of Stallion Service and Note for Stallion Service combined, bound and ready for use. Prices available on application.
Tax Commission Probes Insane Asylum and Rates
Col A B Moss with G Spong berg and George W Irwin visited town after Grove City inquiry into Blackfoot insane asylum following a brutal murder. The commission criticizes legislature for inadequate facilities while praising superintendent and staff for care. crowding grows without new quarters. Judge Standrod to lead tax rate examinations. Robert son and Kaufman named examiners to study rates for potential lower costs next season. Babes In The Woods Were Not Lost is a fragment about a group exploring Wolverine canyon and an overnight, plus a note on editors scarce in Boise. Miss Annie Rea, Alice Rea, Ella Conklin, and Ray Conklin’s brother, with the Reas, spent the night after stock of the trails.
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Col
A. B. Moss
G. Spongberg
George W. Irwin
Blackfoot Insane Asylum
Grove City
Peter Bradovitch
Pocatello Tribune
Mose
Ite
Tribune
D- W. Standrod
Public Utilities Commission
Boise
Bolse
Mr. Standrod
Robertson
Tax Commission
Kaufman
Annie
Alice Rea
Ella Conklin
Ray
Wolverine Canyon
Death of E. F. Bates in Nebraska trip noted
E. F. Bates died after a chronic illness and was whisked Wednesday to Silver Creek Nebraska for burial. He had lived in Blackfoot about nine years and was a well regarded resident.
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E. F. Bates
Silver Creek
Neb
Blackfoot
Colts Runaway Tear Fence During Drive Last Friday
Jamey Just drove a team of colts when they ran wild and struck a four wire barbed fence, tearing several sections. No injuries occurred as the horse team escaped. Beets output grows with 6,000 contracted acres linked to the sugar factory, signaling another strong year for production.
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Jamey Just
Mr. Just
Sseens
Good Roads Day Proves A Brilliant Success
Public services will be held at the M B E Church at 10 a m under the auspices of Major Danilson Camp Sons of Veterans with G A R and Woman's Relief Corps in attendance. The Blackfoot band will lead the cemetery procession. The first annual M I A Meet at Riverside Tuesday drew over two thousand people and featured multiple events, with Riverside and Groveland ward winning several competitions. A county road improvement effort by the Bingham County Auto and Good Roads Association gathered sixty seven volunteers to repair roads, aided by Dr W B Patrie, J H Early, and others, demonstrating wide community support for better highways.
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M. BE
Majo Danilson Camp
Sons of Veterans
G. A R
Woman's Relief Corps
R. L. Barnstable
J. A. Dygett
J. ©. Fisher
James M. Stevens
A. Lee
W. R. Jewell
City Cemetery
Blackfoot
Riverside
United States
Blackfoot Flist Ward
Groveland
Kimball
Moreland
Groveland Ward
Grace Thomas
South End
Laura Bartlett
North End
Gro
Shelley First Ward
Shelley
Thomas
Shelley Second Ward
Earl Rupp
Harl Hupp
Chake Rich
Bingham County Auto and Good Roads Association
Bingham County
Standrod Bank
W. B. Patrie
J. H. Early
Hees
C. W. Berryman
L- P. Batway
Woo
Randall Gains Grove City Dairy in June 1 Transfer
Roy Randall has acquired the Grove City Dairy from W. Tolman who recently sold his dairy to Merrill and Sons. Randall plans to stay in the dairy business after years of effort, taking possession on June 1. A separate case reports R. Jones, former Blackfoot State Bank cashier, sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $10 fine for embezzlement, with the jail term suspended.
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W. W. Tolman
Merrill & Sons
Roy Randell
Grove City
Randall
Jones
Blackfoot State Bank
Dickinson
Death of Kirk Hopkins Ends Years of Illness
Kirk Hopkins died Wednesday around 10 oclock after two years of paralysis from a fall injuries. He was forty six years old and brother to B W Hopkins and T H Hopkins of the Idaho Meat Company. The funeral was held this afternoon with burial in Grove City cemetery.
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Kirk Hopkins
Hopkins
B. W
T. H
Idaho Meat Company
Grove City
Accident Sends Pearson Couple Homeward After Vehicle Overturns
Last Monday Mr and Mrs William Pearson were en route to their home at Tabor when their conveyance overturned. The occupants were thrown clear and Mr Pearson sustained a broken left leg. Dr Davin arrived promptly to provide medical assistance.
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William Pearson
Tabor
Pearson
Dr. Davin
Park area brace for loss of wildlife due to poaching
In Livingston Montana park authorities warn game wardens are failing to curb poaching as authorities report thousands of acres north of the park are at risk. Poachers have shipped wildlife portions into Montana towns by the ton using disguises, threatening local fauna with possible extinction without protection.
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Livingston
Mont
Nevis
P.O
Ihe
Owas Park
Montana
Bank Ad Lists Rates and Accounts for Savings
The notice details loans and discounts totaling 9647.118.28, banking house and fixtures 27497.73, other real estate 20823.09, cash and light exchange 173696.39, with liabilities including capital stock 100000 and surplus and profits 48857.23. It states earnings of 4 percent on savings, promises quarterly compounding, and that one dollar opens an account.
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Laurence Hichmond
Thos. C. Wilson
Idaho Irrigation District
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Lena M. Bischoff
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Big Lost River Irrigation
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Big Lost River’ Irrigation Co
Blaine County. Irrigation Company
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H. B. Neilson
Peter Hatmaker
Melvina Anderson
Mary E. Freckleton
Edna BH. Rowles
Ira Corey
Co. F. Molden
D. H. Bilethan
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Fair Grounds
Oregon
Horace
A. B. Richards
Dr. Hoover
Millick
Blackfoot, Idaho
Donahey
Cloveland Plain Dealer
Pearson & Company
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Griffin & Brielley
Brand of Fruits
Standrod
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Ohio State
Idaho
Harry
Harry Smith
Rogram
Public Uttilites Commission
Fish and Game
Blubely
U.S. Depository For Postal Saving Funds
Standard & CO. ‘Bankers
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