Enormous Cost of Farm Fires Highlighted by Meeting
The American Farm Bureau Federation discussed cooperative marketing taxation and farm fire losses at its meeting. Wallace Rogers said annual farm fire losses total 150 million dollars with 50 million to reduce principal, urging prevention and safer chimneys.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Farmers
Wallace Rogers
C. O. Moser
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Memphis
Tenn
Walter F. Dodd
Fred 8. Jackson
Grace E. Frysinger
United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Arthur Edgley at L D 8 chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Arthur Edgley was held Tuesday afternoon from the First ward L. D. 8 chapel with Bishop M. A. Pond officiating. A Shelton Washington native and former Pocatello resident died Friday following illness.
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Arthur Edgley
L. D
Bishop
M. A. Pond
Gley
Shelton, Wash
Pocatello
Alameda Sides With Pocatello In Annexation Debate
A letter argues Alameda should join Pocatello Idaho listing tax advantages and insurance savings, improved fire protection and water services, better policing and parks, and higher lot values. It claims Alameda’s higher taxes would drop under joint city management and contends a substation and park improvements would follow.
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Alameda
Bannock County
Pocatello
Postal Department
Idaho
Gove
Park Commission
Oak Street
A. H. Dykman
Wayne Avenue
Funeral services and tribute for Mrs Edgley in Idaho Falls
A funeral service was held in Idaho Falls with Bishop Kilstrom Logan and Milo A. Henricks presiding. Elders Barlow Spillman and Hall led prayers, the First Ward choir performed pieces, and pallbearers included Samuel Cox and Orrin Hess. Survived by husband Arthur Edgley and children Arthur of Seattle and Mary Gien and Alice of Shelton.
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Pocatello
Milo A. Henricks
Kilstrom
Logan
W. E. Hyde
N. S. Pond
M. A. Pond
Truman C. Barlow
Hyrum Spillman
First Ward
Professor Bradford
Elva Lundstrom
Elia Edward Cox
Vale
Russell
Harold Timpson
Saviour
A. W. Hall
Samuel Cox
David Hilt
White Cargo and African Trade Descriptions and Fish Closure Notice
Seymour Hicks not eating breakfast. good lunch and supper keep him fit. Earl Carroll's White Cargo dramatizes Ida Vera Simonton's Hell's Playground about white traders in Africa and colonial tensions. Idaho fish closure orders Portneuf River bannock county and ban on fishing until revocation. State Game Warden R. E. Thomas issues warnings and penalties. dog barking organs may be removed per veterinarians.
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Seymour Hicks
Earl Carroll
Leon Gordon
Ida Vera Simonton
Hell’s Playground
African Tropics
Africa
Idaho
Portneuf
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Bannock County
Blossom Time to Play at The Auditoriun Sunday Evening
The engagement of Blossom Time at the auditorium theatre for a one day show draws broad interest. A new cast debuts with Mary Powell as Mitzi and Arthur Huson portraying a key character. William Sellery, Lillian Wagner, and a troupe of New York artists headline with dancers and show girls in the ensemble.
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Theuditorium Theatre
Mary Powell
Mitzi
Arthur Huson
Schubert
Mr. Iluson
William Sellery
Kranz
New York
Man Dies by Own Action In Pase Reading Niece Story
Michael H. Culkin, 50, of Pase Texas, was found dead in a gas filled room after reading a mystery story by his niece Margaret Culkin Banning. Coroner R B Rawlings ruled death by own action. Body to be sent to Oswego New York for burial.
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Pase
Texas
Margaret Culkin Banning
Michael H. Culkin
R. B. Rawlings
Western Chamber Opens Mid Year Session With Delegates
About one thousand delegates gathered in Seattle for the third mid year meeting of the western division of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Paul Shoup of San Francisco urged Congress to rely on chambers to inform the public on the many bills before it.
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Seattle
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Alaska
Philippines
Paul Shoup
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Chamber
Congress
Shoup
E. F E. Jackson
Colorado Springs
J. H. Rayburn
Salt Lake City
Jesse Richards
Ogden
W. C. Hornberger
Phoenix
R. T. Spaulding
Missoula
J. Harader
Utah Oil Strike Sparks Idaho Property Interest
W J Jammie of Teton Valley Land and Leasing reports a 350 barrel Moab Utah oil strike drawing attention to Idaho prospects near Driggs. He notes a similar October 25 strike at properties nine miles west of Driggs with 1080 feet depth and strong gas pressure.
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Moab
Utah
Idaho
W. J. Jammie
Teton Valley Land and Leasing Company
Driggs
Jammie
Tribune
First notable deas congress held in New York in 1857
A historical note records a notable deas congress held in New York City during 1857. The event is described as an early American gathering reflecting the era's civic or cultural activities.
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Deas
America
New York City
Eye care event with Dr Scarborough at Bannock Hotel
See Dr Scarborough for eye care at the Bannock Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday December 9 and 10. Scheduled appointment details follow in the notice.
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Dr. Scarborough
Bannock Hotel
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Bannock
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Newport
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