Baldridge Remains Leading Governor Hope in Idaho Race
Boise dispatch notes Lieut. Gov. Baldridge as the leading gubernatorial candidate for next year amid talk of McMurray Thomas and Robb Brady. Kootenai figure Kiger gains support. northern voters seek a northern governor, while central and southern Idaho may settle a compromise candidate. Bert Conner and Charley Moore are also mentioned in shifting maneuvering as the convention approaches.
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Boise
Gev
H.C. Baldridge
John McMurray
John Thomas
Robb Brady
Poentello
James H
Seth Ee
Idaho
Baldridge
McConnell
Pine-Glad Hills
Bert Conner
Conner
Conner Tempear
Idaho Falls weighs diesel aid to hydro plant
The Idaho Falls city council held a special session to gauge public opinion on adding a diesel engine to operate alongside the hydro electric plant. Bids ranged from 64 930 to 78 971 with installed cost near 92 000. Residents debated emergency power options amid water shortage concerns. a final decision was set for the next council meeting.
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Idaho Falls
Charles Anderson
J. H. Wilson
Middle West
Robinson
Mr. Wilson
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Blackfoot Social Notes And Local Visitors
Mrs J A Jacobey and sister Miss Pearl Wolfe left for Island Park to visit relatives Mr Jacobey to join them Saturday evening James Buchanan of Pingree attended to business in Blackfoot Thursday The Gordon family from California are here due to Mr Gordon’s ill father Agnes Howard of Wapelo is Mrs Gordon Minna Hansen visiting Fred Kones and family next Thursday Stewart Hill band members left for a convention and to return Saturday Several residents and visitors from Mud Lake Portand and Danese were seen around town and at local sites
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Blackfoot
J. A. Jacobey
Misa Pearl Wolfe
Island Park
Re. J. H. Harry
Mark Tuoky
Mr Jacobey
Marl Gordon
California
Mr. Gordon
Milas Briggs
Brown-Hart Company
James Buchanan
Pingree
Richy
Frosh Big Ranch
Hills
Ben
Mud Lake
Park
T. B. Dolman
Worden
Portland
M. A. McLain
Union News
Felt Lake City
Smith
Tyree
Aena Danese
Minna Hansen
Fred Kones
Fame Rou
Btowart Hill
Canada Leads With Lowest Global Freight Rates
Ottawa figures show Canada has the lowest freight rates of any country according to findings presented at a recent official inquiry.
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Canada
Ottawa
Newlywed Showered At Kiwanis Lunch
Blackfoot August 7 The Kiwanis club luncheon, led by President L C Colling, featured a shower for Kenneth W Mer the new member. Guests included Kiwanians Jay Tiffany Rev George Sloan of Pocatello and Jim Davis of Carpenter Paper Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
L. C. Colling
Rex Dunlay
Jay Tiffany
Rev. Geo
Sloan
Pocatello
Jim Davis
Carpenter Paper Company
Salt Lake City
Kenneth W. Mer
Scott
J. A. Jacobey
R. A. Robbins
Mr. Tiffany
Oscar Newman
Newman
Felt Ranch
Idaho Falls News Briefs Highlight Accidents and Obits
J William Fielding recovers from a fractured jaw after a horse kick while harnessing the animal at L D 8S hospital. Funeral services held for Andrus Alexander age 11, pneumonia. Idaho Falls hosts state American Legion convention attendees led by G B Crabtree and others. James McLachlan, longtime resident and stone cutter, dies at 66. Visiting Dr and Mrs Orndoff tour Yellowstone and Gros Ventre slide. other visitors include Mr and Mrs Bert Whitlock and companions at Frank Cutter’s home.
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Idaho Falls
J. William Fielding
L. D
Fieldin
Idaho
Fally
The
American Legion
Hatley
G. B. Crabtree
Thomas Sutton
Roland Williams
Noble Bernston
Henry Sheik
EB. G. Bennett
James McLachlan
Orndoff
Chicago
H. D. Junkin
Yellowstone Park
Gros Ventre Slide
Jackson Hole
Bert* Whitlock
Maxine
Dan
Mra
Archie Baker
Alberta
Earl Halley
Lethbridge
Ala
Frank Cutter
Sad death of Mrs J D Armetto at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls August 7 a sad death occurred this week that of Mrs J D Armetto who died Monday after a brief illness She leaves her husband an infant son a two week old daughter and her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Streeper of Shelton Utah She was 24 and a member of the Andelin and Company music firm funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Second Ward church with large attendance
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George Alexander
Nash
Episcopal Church
Tribune
Idaho Falls
J. D. Armetto
Howard Streeper
Shelton
Armstrong
Utah
Andelin and Company
Second Ward
Birth anniversaries and gatherings mark today in regional notices
Centenary of Edward G. Andrews a Methodist bishop is noted. Stanley J Weyham English novelist celebrates his birthday. Christian Endeavor of North Carolina meets at Blue Ridge for annual convention. A Ku Klux Klan march is expected in Washington ahead of a national demonstration. The National Association of Amateur Ukramen regatta opens on the Schuylkill in Philadelphia today and continues tomorrow.
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Edward G. Andrews
Methodist Church
Stanley J. Weyham
Christian Endeavor of
North Caroline
Blue Ridge
Ku Klux Klan
Washington
National Association of Amateur Ukramen
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Reclamation Edition Extra Copies Availability
Readable text notes requests for extra copies of the Reclamation Edition and asks for order number and contact details to arrange additional prints.
Grimm Growers Plan Tour For Federated Seed Survey Party
The Grimm Growers association of Blackfoot plans a tour for the Federated Seed Service survey to witness northwest seed production including Grimm alfalfa common alfalfa and clovers. The party departs Chicago July 31 visiting Twin Falls American Falls and Pocatello with banquets and talks by local officials and visiting members.
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Blackfoot
Aug
Grimm Growers Association of
Federated Seed Service Survey
Northwest States
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce of
Jae Hotel
T He Grimm Growers’ Association
Ponatello
American Falls
Aberdeen
Plistangen
Kjosness
Hf. L. Kennedy
H. K. Wyley
Federated Seed Service, Bureau
Farmers
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Itivois
Indiana
Federated Seed Service
Northwest
Earl States
Man Dies From Lockjaw After Severe Burns
Wilbur Wareham of Rigby died in Idaho Falls after burns from a premature July 24 firecracker caused tetanus. He was 43, survived by his wife and several children. Funeral services held in Rigby with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Wilbur Wareham
Rigby
Wareham
Ideho Ms Hospital
Rose Hill Cemetery
Rotary luncheon hears report on Cleveland trip
Blackfoot august 7 president H T Tavey presided over the weekly Rotary meeting and gave an interesting report on his six week absence visiting Rotary clubs in Cleveland and other cities. Aside from songs there was no program besides the president's address.
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Blackfoot
H. T. Tavey
Rotary
Cleveland
Blackfoot Cheese Factory Starts Longhorns Loaves
Blackfoot on August 6 saw the BP Laab cheese factory begin longhorns five pound loaves. The plant runs on milk at a daily rate between 23 009 and 14 009 pounds.
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Blackfoot
Thée H. BP. Laab
Harriman Medal Awarded For Accident Prevention Record
The E. J. Harriman memorial medal for the best accident prevention record among American railroads will be awarded this year for the first time since 1916.
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E. J. Harriman
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