Rexburg Publisher Named Private Secretary to Frank R. Gooding
W Lioré Ama of Rexburg, longtime Rexburg Standard publisher and banker receiver, is appointed private secretary to United States Frank R. Gooding. He will begin work immediately and plan to settle affairs before taking over. Adams leaves for a tour of Idaho political centers and northern regions to finalize preparations.
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W. Lioréama
Rexburg
Rexburg Standard
Be Banks
Ate
Idaho
United States
Frank Rbding
Adams
Butte
Soda Springs Briefs Include Lodge Guests and Thefts
Soda Springs notes report Caribou county hospital near ready for occupancy, lodge No 84 A F and A M hosting Grand Treasurer Gibson and Master Emos T. Lallibridge, local visitors, and a pool hall burglary. The county paper also cites a population decline claim with 1903 and 1924 head counts.
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Conda
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Rand
Emos T. Lallibridge
lLancro
Atpelier
McCammon
M. Winachell
Kfaul
Shelley
Girs
Wm. Rooker
Ten Mile
Floyd Melbourne
Rock Springs
Wro
Caribou County Hospital
Georges McHride
Pocatello
C. A. Piar
Montpelier
George Walsh
Salt Lake
Christy Pool Room
Mystery Boxes for Sale and Breeding Sites Listed
Fragmentary classified style notice lists mystery boxes priced at one dollar and mentions 1 000 breeding sites for sale. It names J. W. Bemson in Cokeville Wyoming and ends with a street number 431, suggesting an ad copy or contact point.
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J. W. Bemson
Cokeville
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Art's Used Car Exchange Sale This Week
Art's Used Car Exchange announces an auction of cars this week to make room for twenty more gobuilt units. Local buyers are invited to inspect and bid on available vehicles.
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Art’s Used Car Exchange
Blackfoot Basketball Practice Opens as Season Near
Blackfoot High School began basketball practice with twenty players present on Monday evening. No schedule yet. Preparations underway for Bingham County Teachers Association meeting next Saturday. Report cards for the second six weeks issued December 1. Miss Downing and Miss Mosscript returned from holidays. Mrs. R. Kerry substitutes at Central School this week.
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Bessie Ee
Central School
Sugar Beet Crop in Cammon District Shows Heavy Yield
McCammon Idaho December report notes near completion of harvest with shipments from McCammon Bancroft Lund and Kelley Ward. Evan Christensen and Thos Petersen report yields including 223 tons from nine acres at about 25 tons per acre with barnyard manure soil treatment. Howard Jenkins nets about 17.5 tons from 39 acres. projected profit if sugar sells near 1924 levels around 75 dollars per acre. Farmers pursue soil building rotations centered on alfalfa and sugar beet.
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Bancroft
Lund
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Evan Christensen
Thos. Jetersen
Lava Hot Springs
Petersen
Howard Jenkins
Memorial Service by Blackfoot Elks at New Mission
Blackfoot Elks lodge plans annual memorial services at the New Mission theatre Sunday afternoon. The event includes the ritual service, special music, and an address by Attorney W. G. Risse of Gooding. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
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the Elks
Ladio
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Bentley Convicted of Forgery in Boise Penitentiary Case
Amos Bentley was tried in Judge Ralph W. Adair's court after arrest for forging a check on a local merchant. The jury found him guilty. The sentence ranges from one to fourteen years in the Boise penitentiary.
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Vmpune
Trackfoot
Amos Bentley
Ccal
Ralph W. Adair
Boise
Women of Paris Stage Dolls at Tan Dance Chairs
Paris women attend a social event featuring dolls placed on chairs at a table, creating a whimsical display as part of the gathering.
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Paris
Teton County Thrives With Potatoes Oil Rig and Coal
Blackfoot reports Vern Thomas, county clerk, notes a strong harvest from certified Russet seed potatoes with two hundred carloads produced and some contracts at 4 cents. Oil rig arrival underway, engine house lumber on hand, and mortgages being released. Coal shipments to Sugar Factory prove satisfactory and tunnel work to finish by March. Road conditions vary between Driggs and Rexburg with no snow in Driggs Sunday.
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Teton County
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Valely
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Sugar City
Coal Company
Driggs
Rexburg
Divorces Granted in Local Court Departures
In Blackfoot on Saturday Judge Ralph W. Adair granted a divorce to Mrs. Della Thomas from Newell Thomas of Pocatello. Homer Jenkin e of Mackay was also granted a divorce from his wife.
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Ralph W. Adair
Della Thomas
Newell Thomas
Pocatello
Homer Jenkine
Mackay
McCammon Community Notes Cherished Holiday Events
Local events recount a Christmas season program with songs readings and drills, a church chicken dinner planned December 4 to fund a new piano. Neighbors and families from McCammon and nearby Pocatello shared Thanksgiving visits and greetings with many residents attending at home and in town.
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Theo Turner
McCammon
Max Cohn
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Sifa
Mary Nash
Idaho leaders journey to Boise for all Idaho conference
Senator M. Yeaman of Idaho Falls and Lloyd Adams publisher of the Rexburg Standard arrive in Pocatello en route to Boise for the all Idaho conference. Adams is newly appointed secretary for Senator Frank Gooding. The remark about self-interest ends the fragment.
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Idaho Falls
Lloyd Adams
Rexburg
Rexburg Standard
Frank Gooding
Pocatello
Boise
Borah Plans Bill to Run Anthracite Mines in U S Emergency
Senator Borah Republican of Idaho is drafting a bill to give the president power to seize and operate all anthracite mines during national emergencies. Representative Berger socialist of Wisconsin warned President Coolidge he would push similar authority on the first day of the new session.
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Youth Murder Shocks City as Teen Confesses
New York news reports Gordon Pirie, 18, confessed to killing his friend George Nye, 19, in a Bronx home after a booze party. Nye was found beaten in Pirie's bedroom. Pirie surrendered and implicated other minors and girls at parties, prompting District Attorney McGeehan to cite troubling youth behavior.
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Buy Peanut Coal for Furnace Air Ranges Ad
Idaho Seat and Ice Co. offers peanut coal for furnaces and air ranges at 7.60 dollars per ton. Phones 304 and 305.
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Peace plan of Pinchot fails in anthracite dispute
Governor Pinchot’s eleven point plan to end the anthracite suspension is rejected by mine owners after a long conference in Philadelphia. John L. Lewis says the operators show no concession in the public interest while Congress weighs government seizure bills. Low bituminous rates extended to next April aid the public with coal shortages.
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Athens imposes skirt length rule on Greek women
Police in Athens announce a regulation forbidding skirts longer than 12 inches off the ground with prosecutions for violators. The measure takes effect December 15.
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Athens
Daily Mail
Operators Turn Down Peace Plan in Anthracite Strike
Governor Pinchot said Du Bois, Pennsylvania, that hard coal operators rejected his peace plan and chose war. He noted operators refused to approve terms accepted by miners and the public and would not discuss them, effectively turning down industrial peace.
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State Hospital
French Forces Repel Rebels Near Beirut and Damascus
About 200 rebel groups attacked French outposts along the Damascus corridor toward the southeast but were repulsed Sunday night and yesterday afternoon and last night. French artillery bombarded enemy concentrations in Southern Lebanon near Marj Ayun as the new high commissioner Ileuri de Jourvenel plans a Thursday troop review.
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