Peach Day Plans Highlight Brigham City Frolic
Brigham City officials and Peach Day committee members inspect orchards for the annual Peach Frolic set for September 9. Peach display and free fruit will be prepared with carload peaches iced for preservation. Officials promise large crowds, racing events, daylight fireworks, vaudeville acts, and a grand chariot finale.
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Brigham City
Fagl G. Anderson
Albert Hansen
Peach Day Committee
Alfred Highland
W. H. Tingey
Box Elder Ccmmercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
West Foret Street
Perry D. Pet'rs
Ernest Freeman
Leo Mayer
R. J. Timmy
Frank Losee
Wm. .H. Stayner
R. A. Madgoh
Alfred N. Freeman
Diesel Engine Dispute Hopes Dwindle at City Council
Idaho Falls council meets with little debate on the pending injunction against the city’s purchase of a diesel engine. Licenses for hotels and rooming houses are renewed, a soft drink and card room permit denied, and several property developments approved including a canal street residence and service station. A committee will pursue a settlement with East Idaho Gas over pavement cuts for gas pipe lines, with a bond claim to be referred if no agreement is reached. New street lighting and pipe-line study orders aim to connect private lines to the city system.
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Tribune Sweets
Idaho Falls
Taxpayers’ Committee
George Brunt
Canal Street
Warer
Market
Nagle Rock
Great Basin Grain Company
George Hill
First
Boulevard
Fanning
Henry Swartz
EK. Anderson
Louis
East Idaho Gas Company
Twenty-Second Street
Emerson
Water and Hight Committee
Kiwanians Enjoy Music At Regular Luncheon
Blackfoot August 22 Wilford Beck and Eldon Miller saxophonists with Mise Adrienne Miller as accemist presented an interesting musical program for the Kiawats. Members voted to attend the district convention in Pocatello at percentage strong. The attendance award was furnished by James D. Johnston and won by D. V. C. White.
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Blackfoot
Wilford Beck
Eldon Miller
Mise Adrienne Miller
Kiawats
Pocatello
James D. Johnston
D. V. C. White
Idaho Falls Girl Mae Bortel Buried In Idaho Falls
Funeral held Saturday for Mae Bortel a popular Idaho Falls girl who died suddenly in a Pocatello hospital. Rev N B Nash led the service at McHan funeral parlors with pallbearers Dorothy Dawson Trane Downs Rita Dey Freda Bucklin Jane Davis Hagel Shue. She had been visiting her sister Miss Josephine Bortel in Pocatello.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mae Bartel
Pocatello
McHan
N. B .Nash
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. L. Clayton
Phyllis Alstrom
St. Anthony
Yong Girls
Dorothy Dawson
Trane Downs
Rita Dey
Freda Bucklin
Jane Davis
Hagel Shue
Miss Bortel
Josephine Bortel
Sewing and Cooking Demonstrations at District Fair
Miss Myrtle Davidson, district demonstration agent, arranged teams from girls clubs across eastern Idaho for the fair. Groveland will enter second year sewing and Thomas will enter both first and second year classes, competing with clubs from Bear Lake to Mackay. A demonstration platform in the women's building will host cooking and sewing demos with spectator space.
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Blackfoot
Myrtle Davidson
Groveland
Thomas
Bear Lake
Mackay
Local Social News From Blackfoot and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Frank Farmer Tays return from Payette Lake with a delightful report. Mrs H F Hammersley and children depart for Island Park for a few days. Miss Freda Howard visits American Falls and Margara. Miss Hart visits Rose Mary Cowen and Twin Falls relatives. Families attend a circus in Pocatello and motor trips accompany Miss Hart’s journey.
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Blackfoot
Frank Farmer Tays
Payette Lake
Morrison
F. C. Christ
Christ Home
H. F. Hammersley
Island Park
Freda Howard
American
Falis
Margara
W. O. Smith
Little Marie
Charles Christiansen
Rosemary Cowen
Pocatello
Miss Hart
Idaho Falls Schools Open Soon for Fall Term
Idaho Falls schools set to open September 2 for fall and winter terms superintendent R H Snyder announced. About 60 teachers have been signed for duty and arrangements are under way to accommodate 600 high school pupils.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
R. H. Snyder
Bannock County Distance Swimming Contest Opens Tuesday
Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock the Bannock county distance swimming contest opens at the Y M C A with medical examinations led by Dr J E Damron. Entry rules and divisions are described with senior entries costing 1 and junior 50 cents, open to local swimmers and those from nearby towns who enroll by Monday.
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Y. M
Bannock County
Pocatello
Y. Ayster
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Bannock
Settlers Push Federal Relief Plan Across Idaho
Caldwell Aug 22 Farmers allied in a Caldwell meeting to back relief under the Fact-finders bill forming a district and backing a circulating petition. A permanent group led by Amos J. Miller will press for district formation with support from W. Collins C. W. Collins and others across Sunny Slope Riverside Wilder and Nampa area. The petition now covers about 30 000 acres and could reach 40 000 acres as signatures grow with county commissioners to receive it next week.
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Caldwell
Boise Project
United Work
WU. W. Collins
Sunny Stope
W. H. Keedick
Central Cove
Harry Amesbury
Riverside
Amos J. Miller
Stoutemeyer
Holgate
Selsberg
Work
C. W. Collins
Huston
C. H. Rinehart
Greenleaf
Pearcy Trunnell
Wilder
Gilbert McCormick
Arena Valley
Elmer Look
Fargo
W. E. Keedick
R. A. Sims
Sunny Slope
Eesee
Wav
Wheat From Cliff Dweller Cave Grows Giant Heads
Rupture Aug report notes wheat seed from Cedar City found by boy scouts was planted by Dave Schorzman on the W. J. Candy place north of town. Seven inch heads hang heavy while stalks bend under weight. Yield is anticipated to be extraordinary though quality remains unknown.
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Rupert
Dave Schorzman
W. J. Candy Place
Cedar City
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Schorzman
Murder Mystery Ties Former Resident to Oakand Case
Former local resident Bob Goodwin, cousin of Mrs. A. M. Shields, figured prominently in the Charles Henry Schwartz case. Schwartz murdered Gilbert Warren Barbe at his Oakland plant on July 81, insured for $195,000. Police Inspector Goodwin located Schwartz, who then shot himself in an Oakland apartment.
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Robert Good
Ockland
Oakland
Schwartz
Ap Geen
Barbe
Alice Schwartz
Goodwin
Courtesy Tradition for Vacationers and New Residents
The custom has long been pursued as a courtesy to vacationers or new residents, reflecting local hospitality and welcome practices.
Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce Financially Sound
Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce reports a debt free treasury with a strong cash balance. About 3600 in liabilities are dues to be paid by members soon as the group plans to run the office without a paid secretary, with directors handling duties while keeping a stenographer.
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Idaho Falls
Ralph Edmunds
Twilight League Dinner Hosts Idaho Falls Event
The Twilight league in Idaho Falls held its annual dinner at the Manhattan cafe Green room. President Frank Clark presided as speeches followed by a hearty audience. City officials, police and press representatives attended as special guests.
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Idaho Falls
Manhattan Cafe
Frank Clark
Studebaker Unveils New Six Passenger Brougham
Ban nock Motor Co shows the new five passenger Studebaker Big Six brougham noted for privacy and exclusivity. The body features no rear-quarter windows, royal Tiss lacquer finish, taupe broadcloth interior, and inlaid walnut trim with butter silver fittings. Special equipment includes a steel trunk, deluxe motometer, balloon tire set, thief-proof lock, and stop-tail light outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Studebaker
Bannock Motor Company
Studebaker Royal Tiss
Radium Appliance Co Promises Cure With Solar Pad
An advertisement from Radium Appliance Co offers a radio active solar pad claimed to cure a wide range of ailments from constipation to nervous disorders. It promotes continuous exposure, easy use, and a money back test period, urging readers in Los Angeles to request full information.
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Degnen
Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bidg
Los Angeles
Calif
Bids Planned for Salmo River Bridge at Salmon
Boise August 22 bids for a Salmo river bridge at Salmon are to be opened September 9 by state highway officials. A six span structure with an 18 foot roadway is planned and bids for a steel bridge across the Salmon at Carmen may also open September 9. Estimated total cost for both bridges is 130000. Bridges will be on the Sawtooth park highway.
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Boise
Salmo River
Salmon
State Buses of
H. W. Gregory
Gregory
Carmen
Sawtooth Park
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