Teachers meet at Blackfoot for county association
Blackfoot December meeting draws about 150 teachers. Speakers include A. R. Van Nuys and H. Lewis from Idaho Technical Institute. Officers elected by acclamation: Tedford, Hawk, Ison, Weldon Lobbin, Arms. A suggestion urged boards to fund 60 cents per pupil for maintenance. Afternoon sessions covered primary, intermediate, and high school work.
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Blackfoot
Pingham County Teachers Association
A. R. van Nuys
H. Lewis
Idane Technical Institute
Jes Hel Noten
Bingha
Misa Edna Steffins
Blackfoot Central School
Blackfoot man devises plan to salvage frosted potatoes
James Pendlebury president of Blackfoot Potato Growers association and manager of the northwest’s largest potato warehouse pioneers washing frosted potatoes to reclaim value. He builds racks to wash, sort, and dry spuds cutting frost damaged portions to save thousands of sacks. The method gains interest from Idaho Falls and Twin Falls experts.
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Blackfoot
James Pendlebury
Blackfoot Potato Growers Association
Northwest
Pendiebury
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Rts
Pendlesury
Spada
Swift Company Buys Idaho Turkeys From Growers Pool
The Idaho Turkey Growers Association opened bids for 14 carloads of turkeys raised by 80 southern Idaho growers. Swift & Company contracted the entire pool at a satisfactory price. Starting Dec 7 birds from Fose Caldwell Burley and Buhl will be collected with inspectors verifying weight and trade at each site including Mountain Home Weiser Emmett Montour Gooding Fairfield Picabo Ichfield and Shoshone.
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Idaho
Turkey Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fose
Caldwell
Burley and
Buhl
Mountain Home
Weiser
Emmett
Montour
Gooding
Fairfield
Picabo
Ichfield
Shoshone
Association
Public urged attend Elks services
Public urged attend Elks services at 3 p m. a6.
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Elks
State vs Vaughan embezzlement trial in Blackfoot
The case of the State versus J A Vaughan charged with embezzling funds from his wife's estate is on trial in District Judge Ralph W Adaix's court. Vaughan’s wife is an inmate at the state sanitarium in Blackfoot. Williard Gibbs of Burley traveled to Blackfoot Friday due to his father W S Gibbs serious illness. Clarence Davidson returned to Logan Utah after visiting his sister Mrs C E Snyder for two weeks. Mrs Walter Cope of Pingree underwent appendicitis surgery at the local hospital. Mrs V Sorenson of Thomas had a major operation Wednesday and is recovering well.
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Blackfoot
J. A. Vaughan
Ralph W. Adaix
Vaughan
Williard Gibbs
Burley
Gibbs
Clarence Davidson
Logan
Utah
C. E. Snyder
Walter Cope
Pingree
V. Sorenson
Thomas
Community notes from Soda Springs include visits and local events
G A Dillard of Salt Lake City visited Soda Springs. Local residents traveled to Salt Lake and Logan. War Mothers elected officers and donated 25 to the Blackburn Call post. Licensing saw Delbert Green and Lorna Schenk wed. A Presbyterian bazaar drew patrons, with a chicken dinner and needlework sales. The Caribou county hospital opened recently with twelve patients in care.
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Soda Springs
G.A. Dillard
Salt Lake City
August Largiliste
Salt Lake
E. Bailey
Robert Anderson
Ted Bennion
Logan
Utah
W. S. Weaver
Laura Smith
American Falls
Caribou County
Minnie Blackman
Leah Gorton
Molly Carringan
Susie Small
Blackburn Call Post
American Legion
Mr. Carlson
Carlson Plumbing and Treating Company
Pocatello
George JL. Morrison
Seattle
Wash
H. R. Kunz
Montoie
Delbert Green
Lorna Schenk
Bancroft
L. C. Eastman
The
Presbyterian Church
Keerie
Paul Tipton
George Ellis, Jr
California
A. A. Mattson
Lester Strong
Kills Kackley
Caribou County Hospital
Charles Willard
Veteran Idaho editor dies at Mullan age 87
E Deurselen a long time newspaper man and owner editor of the Mullan News died suddenly in Mullan Idaho at 87. He helped found early papers in Coeur d Alene Rathdrum and St Maries and served in newspaper work for 62 years. A Civil War veteran and Montana Indian fighter, his death ends a notable journalistic career.
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Idaho
St. Anthony
Rigby
American Falls
Preston
Sanépoint
E. Deurselen
Mullan
Mullan News
Deurselen
Coeur d'Alene
Rathdrum
St. Maries
Scottish Rite Masons Fall Reunion Announcement
Scottish Rite Masons invite members to the fall reunion December 7 to 10 with conferral of degrees 4 through 32 and a banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday December 10 at the Bannock hotel all Scottish Rite Masons invited to attend.
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Bannock Hotel
Memorial Endorsed by All-Idaho Congress
The All-Idaho congress endorsed the Wyeth chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution to place a memorial at Fort Hall. F C McGowan introduced and the resolution passed unanimously urging support for the Oregon Trail Memorial Association and a two million silver half dollar coinage to fund markers.
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All-Idaho Congress
Wyeth
Daughters of the Revolution
Old Fort Hall
F. C. McGowan
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Oregon Trail Memorial Association
Fort Hall
Congress
Jazz and Dance Fashion Spark Short Skirt Epidemic
Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa attributes the short skirt craze to music and ballroom dancing, especially jazz precursors, as dancing strengthened legs. He cites a Pocatello concert tour, predicts rising attendance, and notes student discounts while asserting fashion follows flattery and dance-driven athleticism.
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John Philip Sousa
Pocatello
Frazier Hall
Salt Lake City
Boise
Sousa
Ewes for Sale in Wyoming Offered by J W Cokeville
Five thousand breeding ewes or any portion are listed for sale by J W Cokeville in Wyoming. Contact details not provided.
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J. W. Cokeville
Wyo
Syria Quieting Prompts U.S. Naval Withdrawal Consideration
Washington reports the Syria situation has eased, prompting the U.S. to consider pulling back the two destroyers deployed to Beirut to safeguard American interests.
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Syria
Washington
Beirut
Art's Used Car Exchange
Local automotive dealer Art's Used Car Exchange advertises a selection of pre owned vehicles. The listing highlights affordable prices, financing options, and trade ins with terms available through the showroom.
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Art’s Used Car Exchange
Citizens Express Views On Community Chest Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce forum hears mixed views on a community chest plan. Local figures including H J Petersen and Harry Wilson voice support for a trial, while F C Terrell and Strong Shields caution on implementation and urge careful budgeting and broader participation.
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F. C
Terrell
Cleave
Wuld
Wet Weather for Pocatello Seeks Coastal Relief
Persistent drizzle blankets Pocatello with damp air and mild temperatures as shoppers roam store windows. Local forecasts flirt with snow, though no white Christmas has arrived yet, while plans for storefront Christmas trees hint at festive cheer despite the wet conditions.
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Idaho
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Pocatello
Oregon
Santa Claus
Moroni Olsen Stage Show At Old Commercial
A North Main venue hosts a Moroni Olsen production The Ship by St John Ervin with a January 21 date at Old Commercial. The event headline marks a big radio show revival at the hall.
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Old Commercial
Hall
North Main
Dec
Moroni Olsen
St. John Ervin
Pocatello Nurse Joins Los Angeles Maternity Clinic
Mrs J E Spurlock formerly Miss Nellberta Smith of Pocatello is now health department nurse at the Los Angeles maternity clinic. A graduate of St Anthony's hospital, she helped build a clinic noted for its decade of service delivering thousands of babies and caring for mothers, with no maternal fatalities and no infant blindness among thousands of cases.
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J. E. Spurlock
Nellberta Smith
Herbert Smith
Pocatello
Health Department
Los Angeles Maternity Clinic
Spurlock
T. Anthony's Hospital
Los Angeles Clinic
Pocatello Hospital
United States
United States After Ten Years’ Advice. Theity Clinic
L . McNeile
Los Angeles
George Parrish
J. W. Farrell
the Stork
Waters Closed to Fishing on Portnent River in Bannock County
State Game Warden R E Thomas declares Portnent River closed from O L railroad bridge north of the tie treating plant to the Fort Hall reservation southern line in Bannock County. Closure dates not specified but in effect until revoked with public notice. Penalties apply for violations under Idaho statutes. Given November 30, 1925.
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Portnent River
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Bannock County
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Idaho State News
Tribune
Blackfoot Mandevises
Ury
Wapello
Collins
Moreland
Swift Company
Q. R
Pocatello and
Pacific Northwest
Q. R. Dintrent
Teurfegtarer
Yours, Edw
A. Strong
Pocatello, Idaho
Pioneer
Scottish Rite Masons Attention
South Garfield
KOR
South
Garfield
Soudun
P. O
Ais
North Grant
Wee
Idaho Congress
Wales
W. H. Cleare
Chamber, of Commerce Forum
Ralph R. Wolf
Wolf
Organization of the United Budget
United Budget
United Budget Committee
Fa United Budget Committee
H. J. Petersen
Harry Wilson
Co. Lewis
Armour Creameries
Rudman and
Gottberg
Wallace
Rudman and Gottberg
Cadman E Solthe- Square Deal Jewelers
Center ST
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