Rexburg Publisher Named Private Secretary to US Official
W Lloyd Adams of Rexburg, publisher of the Rexburg Standard and long-time Idaho Republican, is appointed private secretary to United States Frank Barding. Adams will begin immediately, aid Gooding staff with his knowledge of Idaho and political acumen after brief preparations and travel to northern Idaho and Butte before returning later this week.
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Idaho
W. Lloydams
Rexburg
Rexburg Standard
Vate Crary
United States
Frank Brding
Ape
Adams
Heine
Butte
Aes
Gooding
Soda Springs social notes and local updates
Miss Mata Pavison of Conda visited her mother in Pocatello while Grand Master Will H. Gibson and D. D. Grand Master Emos T. Lillibridge attended Caribou lodge No. 84 in Soda Springs. The Caribou county hospital nears occupancy and thefts at Christy pool room were reported. The 1903 1924 sheep population shows a sharp decline from 63.96 million to about 60 million with notes on data gaps.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
Mata Pavison
Conda
Pocatello
Lester Strong
Meneey
Aribep Lodge No
A. F
Will H. Gibson
D. D
Emos T. Lillibridge
Leons
Lancro
Montpelier
McCammon
Attence
Eastern Star
Caribou County Hospital
George McBride
Soda Shria
C. A. Piar
George Walsh
Salt Lake
Act
United States
Mystery boxes $1 sale listing details
A classified notice advertises mystery boxes priced at $1. It lists sellers Rud Man and Gottberg and notes breeding ewes for sale including 5,000 head or a similar quantity, with J. W. in Cokeville Wyoming referenced.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Art's Used Car Exchange Special Sale Ad
Special sale this week to make room for twenty rebuilt cars. Listings include Ford trucks roads, Buicks touring cars, Chevrolets roadsters and tourers, Dodges coupes and sedans, Hupmobiles touring, with various year models and prices noted throughout.
Blackfoot High basketball practice opens with twenty players
Blackfoot high school started basketball practice on Monday with twenty players participating. The schedule is not yet set as arrangements are under way for the Bingham County Teachers association meeting next Saturday. Report cards for the second six weeks are issued Dec 1. Miss Downing returns from Jer ome and Miss Mazscript from Mountain Home. Mrs Ri Berry substitutes for Miss Bessie recene at Central school this week.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
Bingham County Teachers Association
Downing
Jerome
Mazscript
Mountain
Erry
Bessie Recene
Central School
Sugar Beet Crop in McCammon District Shows Heavy Yield
McCammon area sugar beets nearly all harvested with loading and shipments underway from McCammon Bancroft Lund and Kelley Ward. Notable yields include 223 tons from nine acres at 25 tons per acre due to barnyard manure. Howard Jenkins 17% tons from 39 acres. farmers plan rotations around alfalfa and legumes for next season.
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Tribune Special
McCammon
Dee
Bancroft
Lund
Kelley Ward
Ryan Christensen
Thos. Petersen
Lava Hot Springs
Petersen
Howard Jenkins
Elks Memorial Services Set in Blackfoot December 6
The Blackfoot Elks lodge announces its annual memorial services at the New Mission theatre Sunday afternoon December 6. The program includes the regular ritualistic service, special music, and an address by Attorney W G Bissell of Gooding. The public is cordially invited.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
The
Elks’ Lodge of Blackfoot
New Mission Theatre
W. G. Bissell of Gooding
Bentley Found Guilty of Forged Check in Blackfoot Court
Amos Bentley was tried in Judge Ralph W. Adair's court after a month in custody. The jury found him guilty of forging a check for a local merchant. He faces a penitentiary sentence of one to fourteen years in Boise.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Amos Bentley
Ccal
Ralph W. Adair
Boise
Women of Paris Take Dollars to Tea Dances
Paris women attend social tea dances, exchanging dollars for entry and placing them on chairs at the table as part of a fundraising or social event.
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Paris
Dolrs
Teton County Prospering with Potatoes and Projects
Blackfoot reports Vern Thomas, Teton county clerk, notes a big potato harvest from certified Russets with two hundred carloads shipping this season and prices rising by spring. He also mentions a new oil rig, engine house lumber, released mortgage activity, coal shipments to Sugar City, a tunnel completion by March, road damage between Driggs and Rexburg, and no snow in Driggs on Sunday.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Vern Thomas
Teton County
Thomas
Teton Coal Company
Sugar City
Coal Company
Ita
Driggs
Rexburg
Divorces Granted in Adair Court in Blackfoot
In Blackfoot on Saturday Judge Ralph W. Adair granted divorce to Mrs. Della Thomas from Newell Thomas of Pocatello. Homer Jen king of Mackay was also granted a divorce from his wife.
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Blackfoot
Ralph W. Adair
Della Thomas
Newell Thomas
Pocatello
Homer Jenking
Mackay
Gibbs visits from Salt Lake City as he closes Gibbs pharmacy
Frank E. Gibbs of Salt Lake City, former Gibbs pharmacy owner, was in M'Cammon on Monday to settle business affairs and plans to travel to Philadelphia for training at H. K. Mulford Co. He will return to the intermountain region for further work with the firm. Local first and second grade pupils under Mrs. Gittins and Mrs. Gibbs entertained patrons at a program last Wednesday afternoon.
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TrwuNe Spectal
McCammon
Frank E. Gibbs
Salt Lake City
Gibbs Pharmacy
Gibbs
Philadelphia
H. K. Mulford Co
Intermountain
G. W. Gittins
J. C. Gibbs
Pocatello
J. W. Scott and Sons
Evan Christensen
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Logan
Yheo Turner
Pocatelo
Max Cohn
DD. Beamer
Fiour Mus
Bancroft
X. U
Lenma
Isiaser
L.D. Eberly
Short Line
Tie
Chicago
Suftaly
New York City
Alice Lilienquist
Wapello
Nephi Lilienquist
Eva
Weston
Ethel Barron
George Glover
Robin
Met Cammon
Albert Henson
Topaz
Maury Edwards
Tech
Norah McAughey
Court House
J. W. McAughey
Christmas program highlights school songs and drills
A Christmas program in a McCammon school drew praise for careful training by the little tots. Following the program, hot chocolate and wafers were served by teachers aided by young girls from two classes. The article also notes local Thanksgiving visits and community events around McCammon, Idaho.
Senator M 3B and Rexburg editor on Idaho trip to Boise
Senator M 3B from Idaho Falls and Lloyd Adams publisher of the Rexburg Standard travel with the newly appointed secretary for Senator Frank R. Gooding. They are en route to Boise for the all Idaho conference. The remark about self centered thinking appears at end.
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M. 3B
Yeoman
Idaho Falls
Lloyd Adams
Rexbur
Rexburg Standard
Frank R. Gooding
Pocatello
Boise
Borah Plans Emergency Power Over Anthracite Mines
Senator Borah Idaho announces a senate bill to grant the president full power to take over and operate anthracite mines during national emergencies. In Washington Representative Berger Wisconsin says he will introduce a similar plan on the first day of the new session to seize and run coal mines if the situation is not resolved.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Berger Socialist
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Youth murder shocks city as teens implicated
In New York a 19 year old, George Nye, is killed after a booze party. Gordon Pirie, to be charged with homicide, confessed to District Attorney McGeehan. Pirie, 16 at the time, surrendered in the Bronx and confessed to striking Nye with an axe. The case involves minors including several girls from parties.
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New York
George Nye
McGeehan
Nye
Gordon Pirie
Pirie
Bronx
Margaret
Violet Schmidt
Gordon
Mc Jechan
Christmas Mystery Box Sale Promises Gifts for $1
Local notice promotes a Christmas mystery box sale offering gifts for one dollar. Also advertised is a peanut coal option for furnaces and ranges at seven dollars fifty cents per ton from Ideho oa and Ice Co. with phone numbers 304 and 305.
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Ideho Oa! and Ice Co
Peace plan of Pinchot fails to end anthracite strike
Governor Pinchot’s plan to end the anthracite suspension fails as mine owners reject eleven point proposals after a lengthy Philadelphia conference. John L. Lewis blasts owners’ attitude while miners back the governor’s emergency plan. Congress weighs relief steps with lower bituminous rates and talks of government seizure of mines.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Pennsyvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Borah
Berger
Pinecot
Operators Turn to War as Industrial Peace Fails
Dubois Pa December 1 AP Governor Pinchot says hard coal operators rejected his plan to end the anthracite strike and declared for war by turning down terms accepted by miners and the public. He noted the operators had not yet responded and cited reports of refusal to discuss settlement terms.
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Pea Dubois
Pinchot
Duboia
State Hospital
Minera
Rebels Repulsed by French at Damascus Front
About 200 rebel groups attacked French outposts moving from Damascus toward the southeast. French artillery bombarded enemy concentrations in Southern Lebanon near Marj Ayun. New French high commissioner Henri de Jourvenel plans to review troops Thursday.
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Beirut
Syria
Damascus
Lebanon
Marj Ayun
Henri de JourVenel
Greek Women Ordered to Wear Skirts Below Ground Level
Athens police issued a regulation barring Greek women from wearing skirts more than 12 inches off the ground with prosecution for violators. The rule takes effect December 15.
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London
Athens
Daily Mail
Real values in mystery boxes
Mystery boxes draw curiosity as buyers seek real-world value in hidden contents. Shoppers compare rumored guarantees against actual items from vendors Rudman and Gottberg, noting pricing, authenticity, and return policies amid varying assurances.
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