Two Women on Trial for Perjury in Idaho Case
Mrs. Bula Barton and Mrs. Mamie Conner of Filer face district court perjury charges over affidavits stating deputy Charles BE. Jones was seen talking with jurors during Paul Pate’s burglary trial of the Golden Rule store in January. Stephen Pate also faces a perjury charge. affidavits supported a new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bula Barton
Mamie Conner
Filer
Charles BE. Jones
Paul Pate
Stephen Pate
Golden Rule
All Pate
Mothers of Daughters Endorsing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Letters from Royersford and Roxbury feature mothers praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for their daughters. Mrs Day of 210 Main Street Royersford cites relief from illness and pain, with improved attendance and well being. Mrs Hupson of 252 Eustis Street Roxbury reports nervousness and poor blood improved by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royersford
Lydia KB Pinkham
Main Street
Imnethier
Mass
Em. Sheen
Soren
Sitall Boy Victim of Accidental Shot
Billy Walker five and one half year old son of Mr and Mrs Walker of Twin Falls was accidentally shot in the head by a revolver found in a bureau drawer. The bullet entered above the left eye and lodged between skin and skull, but he returned home after X ray and bandaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Palle
Aurg
Billy Walker
Red . Walker
Diesel Engine Dispute Halts Idaho Falls Purchase
A temporary injunction blocks Idaho Falls from continuing a contract to buy a diesel engine. The suit, brought by taxpayers, cites overreach by mayor and officials and seeks voiding of the $71,000 first cost and a $10,000 payment, plus dissolution of the agreement and a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Falls
George W. Edgington
Municipal Power Pte
A. T. Shane
Jd. L. Mil
State of
Fulton Iron Works
Blackfoot Council Approves Park Sewer Connection Contract
The Blackfoot city council authorized a contract with C. K. Boyle to connect City park to the main sewer. The improvement committee can act on two more trees for City park. The law and order committee may hire extra policemen for the upcoming district fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilial
Blackfoot
C. KE. Boyle
City Park
Idaho Pioneers to Hold Fifth Annual Meet
Idaho's pioneers residents before 1880 will admit sons and daughters as members of Then Seventy-Niners at their fifth annual meeting next Wednesday in Albion. The Albion State Normal School buildings will be opened for the gathering with luncheon and dinner provided by Albion citizens.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Ploneer Eitisens
Albion
Omer
Albion State Normal Schoo
Pioneers
Citizens of
Blackfoot School Board Reelection And Start Of Term
Blackfoot city voters will elect three school board members on September 1. Incumbents Nofear Davis and Thomas Dolman filed to return. Michael Barclay is the new member. Blackfoot Public Schools open September 8 with first grade intake limited to six year olds or those turning six by December 31. Classifications for ninth graders due September 6 at 10 a.m.
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Blackfoot
Nofear Davis
Thomas B. Dolman
Michael Barclay
Davis
Peale of
Dolman
Barclay
Blackfoot Public Schools
Pocatello Concern Buys Rigby Cheese Factory
Laabs company of Pocatello announces acquisition of the Rigby cheese factory from Idaho Products Company for 3152.59 dollars. The Rigby plant joins thirty southeastern Idaho factories owned by H PF Laabs, which will expand improvements and continue high grade cheese production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idsho Fells
Laak Cheese Factory Company
Rixby
Iaho Products Company
Rigby
H. PF. Laabs Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Blackfoot Elks Win Playoff. Rain Ends Game Early
Blackfoot Elks defeated the Thomas team 4 to 0 in a playoff after noon topping the tie game. The game ended in the fifth inning due to rain. Blackfoot schedules a double header Sunday August 30 against Groveland at 2 p.m. and the Pocatello Phite club follows. The Fourth Ward clinched the pennant in the Parks Junior league season.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Elks
Thomas
Groveland
Pocatello Phite
Funeral services for Mrs. T. J. Shindurling held in Blackfoot
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence of her son George Shindurling in Blackfoot. Bishop W. T. England of Moreland conducted the service with speakers from Moreland. Music by a quartet including Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hatch Emeretto Millar and H. Andrew Benson. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery in Pocatello.
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Blackfoot
T. J. Shindurling
George Shindurling
W. T. England
Moreland
Wiped-Out Town In Nicaragua Fire
A blaze destroyed most of a town 35 miles west of here on August 26. The loss was estimated at 2,000 dollars. Authorities reported only scattered structures left standing after the fire swept through the area.
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Jald
Nicaragua
Here
Fire Manor
Boise Valley Crops Suffer Only Light Frost
Frost was reported in the Holse valley Monday morning with slight damage to squash vines and unweeded tomato plants. The thermometer fell to 42 degrees but warmed by day’s end. No recurrence expected for Monday night or the next few days per Clinton Norquist of the U S weather bureau.
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Hotee
Holse Valley
Clinton F. Norquest
U. S Weather Bureau
Blackfoot Trial Over Wheat Carload Dispute
In Blackfoot on August 27 the case of the Blackfoot Potato Growers was heard by Probate Judge J. J. Good. E. Briggs represented the plaintiffs and A. E. Dickinson argued the dispute over a carload of wheat. Donald Goodway defended. The jury had not returned a verdict by 6 p.m.
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Blackfoot
Bifoot
E. Briggs
A. E. Dickinson
Donald Goodway
Idaho Ranch Fall Injures 16-Year-Old Girl
Miss Leah Young aged 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Young of Idaho Wade ranch region sustained a fractured elbow and minor injuries after a horse bolted at the Young ranch north of Idaho Wade. A saddle turn spooked the horse causing a fall and throw. She is under treatment in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho
Leah Young
Merv Joseph Young
Towa Ts
Young Ranch
Wade
Turret Drill Fatalities Aboard Oklahoma Battleship
A turret drill on the battleship Oklahoma en route from New Zealand to Samoa left one man dead and another seriously injured. The ship, commissioned in 1916, displaces about 27,500 tons and is under Captain W. McDowell in division three of the battle fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
New Zealand
Samoa
W. McDowell
Norman Sinking Blame Placed on District Officials
Washington August 26 A War Department report on the sinking of the steamer Norman in the Mississippi River on May 8 assigns responsibility to nearly all district officials and subordinates directly. The document cites mismanagement and lax enforcement contributing to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Norman
Washington
Mississippi River
Tackle and gear for fishermen and campers on display
Old time fishermen and campers can find proven tackle and useful camp gear here. The shop caters to fly fishermen bait anglers and novices with a range of reliable equipment and handy camping items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Cone Ment
Report details disaster with twenty three lives lost
Army engineers manager Harry J. Taylor releases a report on the disaster noting twenty three deaths and stating visibility makes assessment difficult. An army board submitted the findings near headquarters, citing issues with safety appliances for a ranger excursion at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Taylor
Army Engineers
Cial
Coal Institute Opens in Price Utah With 250 Members
The twenty first semi annual meeting of the Hock Mountain Coal Institute opened in Price Utah with 250 of its 275 members attending. The session runs through Saturday and will cover costs and safety methods with questions debated at the gathering.
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Price
Utah
Hock Mountain Coa Institute
Clacuss
Denver
Blackfoot Schools Ready For Opening
Blackfoot school board meets to set noon dismissals during fair days and allow Camp Fire Girls from joining counties to attend. A camp is approved on the Irving school south side, meters to be installed at Irving and Central schools, others already equipped. Buildings are cleaned and prepared for opening.
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Blackfoot
Inc
Dent
Irving
Central
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George McManus
Avy Ieee Fearuee Servicer, Inc
Great Britain
Idaho State News
Igned
Tello Auto CO
Pocatello, Idaho
Sitall
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman
Jewelry
West
Sentor
Idaho Pioneers
Pocatello Concern
Rigby Factory
Boise Valley
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Bruce
O. J. Fairless
Bishops’ Place
Portland
Oregon
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Coal Institute
Summer
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Beth Dolbeer
American Falla
B.C
Roe White
J. Budrow
Jennie
Sybie Haskell
Louise Logue
Eleanor Beamer
Viola Harris
Malden Deaton
Harold Toolson
Newell Call
Grace
Ruth Turner
McCammon
Mildred
Marjorie Budrow
L. M. Young and Son
Bobble
Valley Pass
Nev
Ogden
Auto
Retief Society
Barbara Esiason
Elizabeth Argyle
Eliza Tolman
Jeanie L. Gilbert
Jacobina Peterson
Elnora Ruger
Jennie L. Gilbert
Indian Springs
Natatorium
American Fally
Idaho Tech
Beat Boys
South Eighth Avenue
Center Street
Tech
South Tenth
Mast Lewin
Fletcher R. Burrus
Manhiock County
N. Main
Green River
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