Idaho Peachers Association Meet in Boise
Idaho educators gather in Boise for the Idaho State Peachers association conference December 29 to 31. Speakers include G Settles W D Vincent J BE Turner J B Beacock J EF Jetherford Dean J C Messenger and Dean B E Tidings while O W Worthwine and Miss Elizabeth Russum address educational opportunity and public schools. Idaho songs and a reception for officials close the program with sectional meetings highlighting Idaho education issues.
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Idaho
Idaho State ‘Peachers’ Association
Boise
G. Settles
School For the Deaf and Blind
Goeling
W. D. Vincent
St. Anthony
J. BE. Turner
Pewleton
J. BB. Beacock
Albion Normal
J. EF. Jetherford
Idaho Levhoreal Institute
Poerntelile
J. C. Messenger
University of Fiabe
BE. J. Tidings
University of Idaho
J. FB. Kerr
State Board For Vocational Education
The
American Legion
Public Schools
College of Idaho
Anthony Bruwer
Liew River
Preston Legion Post Reorganized Leads 1926 Plan
Preston December meeting of the American Legion reorganized the post. Elected officers include Leslie Foy as post commander and Jas Larson as vice commander along with adjutant H W Broadbent sergeant at arms Oral Jensen and others. The group plans installing firing targets and a club room above Thornton drug store and will meet next Friday to plan the 1926 yearly program.
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TRBUN
Preston
American Legion
Leslie Foy
Jas Larson
H. W. Broadbent
Oral Jensen
JL. KR. Morgan
Jack Wn
E. S. Milford
Carl Carlson
Thornton Drug Store
Fowlde
Blackfoot High Band Opens Winter Season Concert
Blackfoot's high school band presented its first winter concert in the school auditorium Friday under Prof. E. W. Stout. Forty six players performed three overtures four marches a waltz a fox trot and a song number America the Land for You the Land for Me. The Elks lodge funded white trousers for the band and each Lodge member received two complimentary tickets as thanks.
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Blackfoot
E. W. Stout
America
Elks Lodge
The
Elk’s Lodge
Idaho Livestock Freight Cuts Safer for Shippers
Idaho livestock shippers are expected to save about 15 dollars per car westbound once new interstate tariffs take effect in January. A Commission rate expert notes total savings in the 1924 25 period would amount to roughly 53190, based on 3546 loaded stock car deliveries to Huntington Oregon.
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Boise
Idaho
Priday
B. L. Newton
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Huntington
Nampa
Caldwell
Mountain Howe
Cascade
Driggs
Plan Complete State Road This Winter
Preston December 14 Work on the state road south of Franklin should finish this year if weather allows, said Tay lor Nelson Franklin county commissioners chairman. Delays in gravel hauling slowed progress but will resume when roads improve. Franklin village and county spend about $19 000 on the two mile stretch from the state line to Franklin with the federal government covering 68 percent of part of the cost, totaling around $22 000.
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Preston
Wrk
Franklin
Franklin County
Taylor Nelson
State Line
Shriners Protege Earl Keberlein Leaves Hospital
Earl Keberlein a 13 year old from Blackfoot returned from the Shriners hospital in Salt Lake City after two months. Once he walked with difficulty due to infantile paralysis now he moves with only slight limp. He left with Christmas presents and a long waiting list for surgical attention. He will join his mother in Howe and enroll in school there. A hospital tutor from the Shriners club aided his studies daily during his stay.
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Blackfoot
Earl Keberlein
Shriners’ Hospite
Salt Lake City
Earl
Howe
Shriners’ Club
Blackfoot Briefs and December Session Notes
Blackfoot regualar December session of Bingham county commissioners is underway this week. Wayne Badwell and Ian Allen of Springfield wed by Judge Good last Saturday. The Methodist church plans a sub district rally December 18 with both afternoon and evening sessions led by speakers including C. W. Tenney and E. L. White. The Chamber of Commerce meets Monday evening. Cattle were first brought to America by Columbus on his second voyage in 1493.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Wayne Badwell
Ian Allen
Springfield
Good
J. EB. Paul
Louie Ferris
Libby Ferris
Arce
Larkin
Ogden
C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
E. L. White
O. L. Kendall
Epworth Lane Institute
Ernest E. Tuck
Maltra
India
Chamber of Commerce
America
Columbus
Burglar Alarm Demonstration Ends in Tragedy
In Tribune Kansas a bank safety device demonstration turned fatal when a pistol fired during the show. William Ligge cashiers First National bank aimed to free himself from a vault. Benjamin A. Thrown vice president was fatally shot. Clement I. Wiley president of the Kansas State bank was wounded in the leg. Brown died today. Citizens planned a vigilance committee and urged burglar alarm installation.
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Tribune
Kan
William Ligge
First National Bank
Benjionus A. Thrown
Clement I
Teachers urged to attend Boise meeting for state convention
Blackfoot Idaho December 14. State superintendent Elizabeth Russum urged teachers to attend the Boise state teachers convention. Miss Meladdén will address the general meeting and many sectional meetings. Special rates are planned and remedial work for English tests is being prepared. Reading circle lists for upper grades are expanding to include younger pupils next year.
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Blackfoot
Elizabeth Russum
Margaret Giesbrecht
Boise
Lissner Pressed Toward Resigning From Shipping Board
Health forces Meyer Lissner toward retirement as United States Shipping Board commissioner. The Los Angeles Times reports he plans to resign with a formal announcement expected soon. Lissner, appointed by Harding in 1921, has served nearly five years. his term would continue to 1928.
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Los Angeles
Meyer Lissner
United States Shipping Board
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Henry H. Lissner
Lissner
California
Shipping Board
Harding
Fiddler Returns to Native Heath
Grandpa Mellie Dunham the Maine fiddler famed for his dance tunes returns to his homeland after touring for Henry Ford. He travels with reporters and photographers, heading from Dearborn to New York Boston and back toward rural Maine and the hills where he first found fame.
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Detroit
Ford
Mellie Dunham
Maine
New York
Boston
Fiddler
Mexico creates National Cultural and Loan Bank
President Callea to inaugurate a new Mexican financial institution on January 1 or soon after. The National Agricultural and Loan Bank will have 50 million pesos capital, with 10 million cash from the government and 40 million in agricultural lands. It will extend credits and loans to farmers for land purchase and development.
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Mexico City
Callea
National Rcultural and Loan Bank
Young Stribling to Fights First Round Bout in January
New York reports that Georgia schoolboy boxer Young Stribling known for heavyweights is set for his first round bout in January. His father-manager is in New York and has arranged a Madison Square Garden match with Eddie Huffman of the Pacific coast, tied to a Newark, New Jersey date.
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New York
Stribling
Georgia
Husky
Madison Garden
Eddie Huffman
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Beet Growers Meet in Blackfoot District Tonight
Blackfoot December 14 beet growers meet at 8 o'clock. The meeting plans to form a county committee to appoint a delegate to the state beet growers association and to organize a county delegation for the state meeting.
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Blackfoot
Beet Groweres
Corpane Eensee
Tes By & Gathiet
Etek
Saet Growers
Guards Surround Rockford Horse Packing Plant After Threats
In Rockford Illinois authorities surrounded the Chappel Brothers horse meat packing plant with guards after a threatening telephone message to Ernest Chappel and the sighting of three suspicious men near the plant. Humane officer J M Pratt also received a mysterious call while Frank Litts indicted for dynamiting and arson seeks an early hearing. Police search for an elderly man linked to threats and the calls.
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Rockford
Ill
Chappel Brothers Horse Meat Packing Firm
Ernest Chappel
J. M. Pratt
Frank Litts
Litts
Chappel
Pinchot Calls Extra Session in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot summons the legislature to meet in Harrisburg January 13 for an extra session after twenty years. The proclamation lists regulation and control of the Pennsylvania anthracite industry and prohibition enforcement as key topics for consideration.
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Tlarrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Slemp Stricken By Ptomaine Poisoning In Jacksonville
C Bascom Slemp former secretary to President Coolidge was struck ill in Jacksonville on December 14 with ptomaine poisoning and confined to his room at the Mason hotel. Doctors said his condition was not alarming and that he would recover in a few days.
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Jacksonville
Fla
C. Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
Mason Hotel
Ancestral Duty: Preserving Family Silver Through Generations
A wedding feature extols silverware as a lasting heirloom. It emphasizes durability, noting pieces bought in 1725 remain fresh today and will endure into 2125 or 2500. The item highlights silver sets, hollowware, consoles, trays, vases and advises starting a silver chest this Christmas.
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State News
Achers
Preston Legion Post
Blackfoot High Band
Shriners
Protege
Pocatello
Union Pacific System
J. C. Hanson
Hess Russum
Mexico
Huffman
Edinburgh
Stanley Baldwin
England
McEwan Hall
Edinburg University
Earl of Balfour
Littl
Gure
Elemp
Kalamazoo
Carlson Building
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