Scientist Narrates Far Rhodesia Mission Adventures
McCammon Aug. G lmory D Alvord former McCammon man enthralled a large local audience with five years in Rhodesia Africa. He spoke on agricultural work at Mt Silinda mission 2000 miles north of Capetown and 200 miles from rail. his family accompanied him on furlough and lecture tours. He described farm experiments with pineapples bananas coffee cotton and corn and recounted a three week big game hunt near the station.
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Tribune Spezial
McCammon
Lmory
D. Alvord
Opera House
Rhodemia
Africa
Alvord
Washington State College
Pullman
Mt. Strinda
Capetown
Europe
British Isles
United States
Nebraska
Pacific
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Mission Fields
Japan
China
India
East Indias
Madagascar
America
Mission Experimental Farm
Rhodesian
Mr. Alvord
Wilds
Ano
San Francisco
Ir. Alvord
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mt. Silinda
Girl Scouts Leave for Camp Tendoy
Blackfoot August 6 The Blackfoot Girl Scouts depart for Camp Tendoy led by Mrs J J Emming with assistants Mrs J C Ingham and Mrs Nevada Miller. Twenty two scouts plus two younger daughters travel as a party of 27 seven. The Blackfeet group planned Tenday but altered dates and left on short notice. they will stay a week and invite visitors.
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Blackfoot
Camp
Tendoy
J. J.emming
J. C. Ingham
Nevada Miller
Flemming
Blackfeet
Tenday
Wapello Man Dies From Wagon Accident
Benjamin Reu Nuttall of Wapello died at his home August 4 from injuries after being thrown from a wagon while transporting a calf. He was pinned under the wagon and crushed. The accident occurred July 31. He is survived by his wife and six children, with services at the Wapello meeting house Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Blackfoot
Aug
Benjamin Reuben Nuttall
Wapelloa
James A. Nuttall
Logan
Utah
Wapello Meeting House
Idaho Falls to Have New Elks' Domicile
Tribune Special Idaho Falls Aug 4 outlines plans for an Elks home in Idaho Falls. A building committee meets to outline converting the Eleanore hotel into a modern fraternal home. F W McGrew is to draw rebuilding plans and a membership drive funds the project.
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Idaho Falls
Elks
Eleanore
The
F. W. McGrew
Struuture
Red Fox Alleged Distiller Bound Over in Idaho Falls
Red Fox, the alleged moonshiner with a heavy red beard, was bound over to district court for trial after a raid on his Willow creek still. William Welke appeared, drawing a $16 fine after a prior finding of guilt for possessing into a creating manor in Judge Singer's court.
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Idaho Falls
Red Fox
District Court
U. S
Kenneth Mackensie
Willow Creek
William Welke
Singer
Bills Senior Meet Plays Thomas Team To Tie
On Monday evening in Blackfoot the Bills senior meet team and the Thomas team fought to a tie amid crowd noise and disputed calls from the umpire. The game was described as hot and lively with satisfaction noted by players.
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Blackfoot
Bills
Thomas
Turkish parliament widens ban on polygamy to one wife
One year ago today the Turkish parliament approved a strict polygamy ban allowing exceptions only in unusual cases, signaling a shift in family law.
Atkins Pleaded To Serve Term
John W. Atkins, convicted two years ago of second degree murder of Basque sheepherder Francisco Margueregia near Salmon River reservoir, left Twin Falls in custody for Boise to begin a manslaughter sentence. He had appealed to the state supreme court but cancelled to avoid trial on a statutory charge and said he was pleased to save time in the state prison.
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Twin Falls
John W. Atkins
Francisco Margueregia
Salmon River Reservoir
Boise
Atkins
State Supreme Court
Young People Enjoy Weekend Outing Near Hogsback
A group of local L D B Sunday school officers and teachers, led by Mr. and Mrs. J S Halford, traveled by horseback and wagon to Hogsback for a weekend outing. They camped Friday night, held Sunday school services atop the hill, and praised the trip for its scenery and fellowship. The list of participants includes numerous local youths and adults.
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Hogsback
Horesback
J.S. Halford
Misses Lititta
Julia Gibbs
Alalia Harris
Pearl Hoskins
Ida Howell
la Preal Gittens
Margaret Price
Montpelier Bank to Pay Dividend
Boise reports a second dividend for Bank of Montpelier depositors after its 1924 liquidation. BE Scott, state liquidating agent, says about 32000 will be disbursed via checks prepared by P A Devers with deposits to be sent in days. The first dividend of 20 percent was paid in January.
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Boise
Bank of Montpelier
BE. Scott
P. A. Devers
Es Mt
Mr. Scott
Blackfoot traders head home after Salmon river trip
Wesley antive ee returned Monday from a weekend hunting and fishing trip in the Salmon river country with good pheasant hunting and large sagé hens seen near Red Creek. George A. Powell and C. H. Ricks left Tuesday for Antelope country. Mrs. Staing and family moved to Pocatello for work with Idaho Power. G Kellar of Idaho Falls conducted business Tuesday in Blackfoot. Eastern Idaho District Falk held a prairie meeting Tuesday and red Kiefer Weft left Tuesday for Salt Lake.
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Salmon
Red Creek
Blackfoot
Challis
Mackay
George A. Powell Powell
C. H. Ricks
Antelope
Stains
Pocatello
Staing
Idaho Power Company
G. Kellar
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Datuict Falk
Red Kiefer
Salt Lake
Defense paces insanity hearing with five alienists
In Chicago on August 5 the defense presented five alienists who testified the prisoner was insane, after the prosecution argued for a verdict based on the insanity assessment conducted last week.
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Chicago
Boy Proves fiero In Rescue of Small Child
In Nampa on a canal near Second Street north, five year old Ivar Mathews nearly drowned after wading in deep water. Eleven year old Earl Smith dived in, pulled the child to the bank, revived him, and saved his life. The rescued boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Mathews.
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Mathews
Tobe Mathews
Phyllis Canal
Blackfoot Juniors Fall to Groveland in Baseball
The Blackfoot Elks Junior League team lost 6 to 1 to Groveland in Groveland on Tuesday night. Groveland had eight hits to Blackfoot's three, aided by stronger batting. Groveland pitcher Seamons with Hammond catching. Blackfoot used Lui and Burnett for two innings before Clark finished.
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Blackfoot
Elks
Groveland
Groveland Boys
Blackfoot Boys
Seamons
Hammond
Lui
Burnett
Clark
Southern Idaho Mining Bureau Sets Membership Goal
The Southern Idaho mining bureau plans a 2,600 member target after a Monday Chamber of Commerce meeting. Officials elected to represent the bureau in south Idaho towns include L. E. Dillingham Mackay Irving E. Rockwell Bellevue J. H. Peterson Pocatello Frank Kennedy Caprum Charles B. Farraday Mountain Home and John W. Graham Twin Falls.
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Boise
Southern Idaho Aiving Bureau
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
South Idaho
L. E. Dillingham
Mackay
Irving E. Rockwell
Bellevue
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Frank Kennedy
Caprum
Charles B. Farraday
Mountain Home
John W. Graham
Twin Fail
Pittsburg Man Charged With Embezzling Carnegie Trust Funds
Four teen charges of embezzlement abstraction and wilful misapplication of more than $30,000 were filed here yesterday against A Bell, president of the closed trust company, in Pittsburg Pennsylvania on August 5.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Trust Company
A. Bell
Daughter and Mother Married Same Day Divorced in LA
A daughter and her mother who wed on the same day in Kansas City were recently divorced in Los Angeles. The unusual dual marriage and separation highlight a rare family legal dispute centered in California courts.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Rubber Decline Dampens Markets in New York and London
Crude rubber prices fell sharply with New York quotes at 81 cents for smoked ribbed sheets spot, down 7% from last night. Forward October and December ribbed prices were offered near 70 cents, edging lower from the day before amid continued liquidation seen in London.
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New York
London
Bad Weather Hammers Crops Across Wide Region
August weather record includes hail in midwestern states damaging tobacco near Lexington Kentucky, and hail and floods from Wisconsin to Texas. Rio Grande floods threaten 2000 to 2500 acres of cotton. 1000 soldiers deployed from Fort Bliss to assist. Phoenix reports 102 degree heat while other areas see fifties to seventies.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Amberg
Wis
Rio Grande
Lexington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Fort Fort Bliss
el’ Pago
Reclamation Service
Fabens
Fi Paso
Fabcene
Phoenix
Arizona
Mercury
Newspapers Lead Civic Progress and Public Good
Edson R. Waite urges that newspapers inform instruct entertain and act as forward looking institutions aiding civic expansion and prosperity. He notes trust company conference in Seattle opens today with delegates from eleven western states highlighting the role of media in a modern city.
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Edson R. Waite
Shaw ~ Okta
Board of Commerce
Trust Companies of the
United States
Seattle
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