Pioneer Day Festivities Rally Across Utah and Idaho
Utah centers mark Pioneer Day with events at Salt Lake City and Ogden including Days of 47 activities and a Desert Challenge pageant. Ogden hosts a large child parade and free attractions while Salt Lake City features a choral concert and a major pageant at the University of Utah stadium. Thousands line downtown streets for big parades.
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Pocatello
LDS Stakes
Idaho
Utah
Saltne
Ogden
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Washington Boulevard
Weber County Stakes
Latter-day Saints
City Stadium
Vivian Della Chiesa
Tabernacle Choir
University of Utah Stadium
Mammoth
Deepening Drilling Planned for Idaho Colorado Well
At a Rupert Idaho meeting of Idaho Colorado Co largest stockholders the board decided to continue drilling the Sidebotham No 1 well. Geologist D M McLarty reports the well may require 2558 more feet to reach the Weber oil sand where oil is expected. A special stockholders group is arranging financing for further drilling.
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Rupert
Idaho
Idaho Colorado Company
Idaho Colorado
R. R. Sidebotham
Northwest Oil and Gas Lease Agreement
D. M. McLarty
Sidebotham No. 1
Weber
Sidebotham
Traveler Loses Sam with Bill Wagoner Tale
Winter Park Florida man Bloom reports $120 stolen from his billfold while asleep in a hotel en route to Seattle from Kansas City with eggs. He picked up a man calling himself Bill Wagoner in North Platte Nebraska who claimed to seek work in Great Falls Montana. Wagoner, 24, 5 ft 9, 150 lbs, red hair, blue grey shirt and trousers, was last seen with Bloom and police seek to question him.
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K. H. Bloom
Winter Park
Florida
Bloom
Seattle
Kansas City
Bill Wagoner
North Platte
Nebraska
Great Falls
Montana
Wagoner
Morrison honored at M K luncheon at Hotel Bannock
A full house crowd attended Thursday's M K day luncheon at Hotel Bannock sponsored by the Rotary Club and the chamber of commerce. Harry W. Morrison of Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc. was honored at the event.
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Hotel Bannock
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Harry W. Morrison
Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc
Gate City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Visit by Dr and Mrs G Byron Cosgrove of Los Angeles with Mrs Julia Servel of 739 E Center. Byron Downard returns from Boise after state board exams for embalmers and funeral directors. A L Merrill and R D Merrill plan to attend the 72nd American Bar Association meeting in St Louis September 5 to 9. Mr and Mrs Morris Lewis of San Francisco visit W N McCarty at 522 N Arthur. Leonard Johnson of Arco reactor plant project Idaho Falls set to speak at Pocatello Rotary luncheon July 28. Dr and Mrs C Bradbrook return home to 606 N Main. Mrs John Quinn of San Gabriel visits Marion and Pauline Toombs at 354 S Arthur. Ruth C Tyler and Dr Helen Christianson return to Los Angeles after visit.
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G. Byron Cosgrove
Los Angeles
American Bar Association
St. Louis
A. L. Merrill
R. D. Merrill
W. N. McCarty
N. Arthur
Mrs
Morris Lewis
San Francisco
Leonard Johnson
Arco
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Rotary Club
Ex-GI Held After Baby死亡 in Car Death
Indianapolis report states Billy Burke Edwards and wife Brenda were jailed after their seven month old daughter Beryl Jude died from a brain hemorrhage. Edwards claimed the infant fell in a car seat during a stop and later died after he and his wife slapped her to wake her. Coroner warns death tied to head injury while a police probe continues.
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Indianapolis
England
Billy Burke Edwards
Beryl Jude
Edwards
Brenda
Booming In Arco Puts Idaho Town On Fast Track Of Growth
Mike Porter, cashier of the Butte county bank in Arco, says the first major home construction project is well underway and a similar one is planned for next year. He notes anticipation of good news on the Atomic Energy Commission well between Arco and the naval proving ground, now at about 900 feet with a favorable showing.
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Arco
Idaho
Mike Porter
Butte County Bank
Pocatello
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval Proving Ground
Knife Fray In Pool Hall Leaves Man Injured
Frank Evans was treated at St. Anthony's hospital for knife wounds received at the Radio Pool Hall on North Third avenue. He said James Brown attacked him after a confrontation over a beer. William Gray intervened and helped Evans to the hospital. Brown remained at large.
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Frank Evans
St. Anthony's Hospital
James Brown
Radio Pool
North Third Avenue
Evans
Brown
William Gray
Man in Idaho hit by hit and run driver
Lynn Berrett, 37, was injured when struck by a hit and run driver Wednesday night in Idaho Falls. A driver in another car picked him up and took him to LDS hospital where he remained under observation Thursday.
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Idaho Falls
Lynn Berrett
LDS Hospital
Ling Spawns Over Twenty-Six Thousand Nt This Season
The ling produces more than twenty six thousand new entities during its spawning period as observed in the study.
Utah Man Sought in Missing Person Case
Mrs. Myrtle Drown of Salt Lake City asks Police Chief A L Oliver for help locating her son Ernest Hewlett Drown missing since June 1. The 40 year old, 5 8, 160 pound man with brown hair and blue eyes was last seen in a 1934 blue Plymouth coupe, license N 7566 Utah. He may seek work in Idaho and was wearing tan slacks and a maroon shirt when he left home.
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A. L. Oliver
Myrtle Drown
No. Main Street
Salt Lake City
Ernest Hewlett Drown
Idaho
Drown
Movement to Partition Washington for Lincoln State
Historical note recalls agitation in inland Washington to form a separate state named Lincoln. The proposal urged creation of a new entity from eastern counties with distinct interests and governance contrasting with coastal regions.
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Washington
Lincoln
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Bannock Brand
Meats & Meat Products
Meat Products
Silvertone
Louceil Stupio
Gate City
Boise
Byron Downard
The
Downard Funeral Home
Texas
Pacific Northwest
C. Bradbrook
N. Main Street
Marion
Pauline Toombs
S. Arthur
John Quinn
San Gabriel
Cal
Ruth C. Tyler
Helen Christianson
Frontier
Brice
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch & ST. Louis
Whitman
Urio
Last Frontier
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