Candidates for Gefice Abused by Progressive Press
Boise report outlines Idaho political scene with Bert Conner H C Baldridge Marcus Means O E Halley and M B Yeaman labeled as Republican "machine tools" by the Idaho Free Press. The piece, signed by Farmer Doolittle possibly Kay McKaig, accuses incumbents of self serving aims and links the Progressive party to education policy and a push for a four year college in southeastern Idaho.
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Boise
Bert Conner
H. C. Maldridge
Parma
O. E. Halley
St. Maries
Marcus Means
Lewiston
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho Falls
Nampadaho Free Press
Farmer Doolittle
Kay McKaig
Baldridge
Mark Means
Hatley
Yeoman
State Board of Education
Idaho Free Presse
Progressive Party
Idaho
Henry Samules
State House
Dr. W. Davis
C. C. Moore
Kay MecKaig
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Pioneer Idaho School Teacher Died Thursday
Twin Falls Idaho December 15 Mrs Ollie Jones wife of Al Jones of Rock Creek for more than 25 years a resident agent of southern Idaho and in her youth an Idaho frontier school teacher died early Thursday morning at a hospital after a surgical operation intended to relieve an acute illness She came to Idaho in 1890 from Mississippi and taught at Salmona City She was married to the late Alec Gray of Rock Creek whose death occurred about six years ago About four years ago she married Mr Jones a prominent pioneer citizen of the region
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Twin Falls
Ollie Jones
al Jones
Rock Creek
Resi
Idaho
Mississippi
Jones
Salmona City
Alec Gray
Mr. Jones
Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club Holds Election
Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club announced officers at its annual election. Elected were president Peaceeiar Da 2 BB Crabtree first vice president Parley iigby second vice president Kenneth Rose treasurer Charles Oden district trustee Stes Rypene and board of trustees Miles Downing Earl Evans Paul Peterson Dr Ki D Jun kin Frank Paisley Don Kugler and H M Milcox. New officers will be installed at the next meeting. The club will host a dinner dance for the ladies on January 7.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Dex
Kiwanis Club
Peaceeiar da
Welfare Workers Confer on Guardianship in Veterans Bureau
Boise hosts a conference for representatives of about thirty Idaho welfare organizations to discuss guardianship administration for World War I veterans and dependents. Speakers include C H Huddleston, Ralph Breshears, Dr Lunsford, and others from Red Cross, American Legion, VFW, and legal and medical fields.
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Boise
Idaho
Veteran's Bureau
C. H. Huddleston
Red Cross
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ralph Breshears
Hudderson
Lunsford
Boise Veterans’ Hospital
Mary Bemwalt
American Red Cross
O. W. Worthwine
Idaho Commission of American Legion
Dr. Henkle
Disabled Veterans of the World War
Idaho Falls Holiday Travel and Local School Breaks
Idaho Falls residents prepare for Christmas as many visit family in Montana California and the East while local schools close Wednesday for a ten day holiday vacation to resume January 4. Mrs A D Peck Mrs Louise Yeaman and Miss Eva Jean Evans depart for Boise Parkersburg and California with relatives and friends noted among other local travel plans.
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Idaho Falls
A. D. Peck
Deer Lodge
Montana
de Witt Peck
Pees
Louise Yeaman
Boise
William Royce
Edna
Los Angeles
Gertrude Grant
A. v. College of
A. H. Wilkle
Walter Jeffrey
Shelley
L. D. & Hospital
Eva Locke
A. H. Feasley
Frank Harris
Salt Lake City
Tom Palmer
California
Laicile Greenbeck
Ed Browning
Browning Auto Company
Toledo
Fragmentary Thought on Smartness and Conversation
A concise musing notes that being wise does not require saying things to outsmart others. It contrasts quick talk with thoughtful silence and suggests listening as a smarter approach.
Blackfoot Notes on Family Illness and Local Plans
Mrs Leonard Davis travels to Ogden due to her mother Mrs Robertson's illness. Co E Bills, on a six months mission, is to be located in Atlanta after leaving Salt Lake City. Roy Longley expects a buffalo from Montana National Range. Blackfoot cooks plan buffalo for Christmas dinner.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Leonard Davis
Ogden
Robertson
E. Bills
Atlanta
Georgia
Bills
Salt Lake City
South
Roy Longley
Montana
Elks To Distribute Gifts From Christmas Tree
Idaho Falls lodge of Elks rolls out its annual Christmas tree in the business district to supply gifts and sweets to city children. The tree will be lit each evening and laden with candy nuts and fruit to be distributed by Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
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ELKS
Idaho Falls
Lodge of Elks
Blackfoot pupils showcase hand made bridles in seven hours
Roy Christensen and Leo Martin of Blackfoot high school display bridles they handmade in seven hours actual working time. The exhibit highlights workmanship and favors shop class programs aimed at practical farm skills for boys.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Roy Christensen
Leo Martin
Blackfoot High School
Used Car Exchange Prices From 1919 to 1924 Listings
An advertisement lists prices for assorted early 20th century cars including 1919 Hudson sedan 250 and multiple Ford touring models with values from 100 to 425 dollars plus other makes such as Buick Nash Dodge and Chevrolet. The column presents vintage vehicle values for trades and sales.
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Olds
Ford
Dodge
Training Planned for Blackfoot Scoutmasters
Scout executives led a Blackfoot meeting to schedule a scoutmasters training school for early January with Logan Utah official Victor Trindblat to conduct the classes. The group discussed patrol system organization and recorded patrol activities while demonstrations covered friction fire making.
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Tribune speciaLy
Blackfoot
Dee
Buryl Blevins
Victor Tlindblat
Logan
Utah
Blevins
Clifford Tobertsen
H. R. Wallis
L. S. Caldwell
P. St. Hele
A. K. van Order
Clifford Robertsen
J. Ll. Christensen
T. Clark
Abraham Grant
W. M. Tom
Beet Growers Press Discontent Over Contracts in Blackfoot
Blackfoot December meeting selects T. S. Cowden to represent growers before county delegates. Growers oppose Utah Idaho company policy shipping beets grown in Wineckfoot district to outside factories. Suggestions arise for improved contracts and local handling.
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Blackfoot
T. S. Cowden
Utah-Idaho Company
Wineckfoot
All Bran relieves constipation says Aurora man
In a letter, Mr Hunt of Aurora Illinois shares that Kellogg’s All Bran cured his chronic constipation after years of reliance on pills. He also notes his daughter eats All Bran and his family’s health improves.
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Kellogg
Kellogg's
V. Hunt
Aurora
Beet growers plan plant upgrades to boost sugar payments
County Agent M. J. Tillery outlined the 50-59 clause in grower contracts as beet producers seek a Steffens plant and factory modernization to extract more sugar. The delegation prepared to discuss these topics at the city committee meeting ahead of the state convention where 1926 contracts will be set. Philadelphia reports the National Tube company won the contract for seamless drawn steel tubing for the Matson liner Malolo’s fire room built at Cramp yards.
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M. J. Tillery
Steffens
Philadelphia
The
National Tube Company
Matson
Cramp Yards
Two Men Fined on Statutory Charges in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls Judge Edington's court F P Shuttleworth pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and paid a fine to close an unsavory scandal involving a former household domestic. Earl Staples, arrested a week earlier, was fined 300 after pleading guilty to a charge related to the case. Staples and Mrs. Florence Warren, both listing Pocatello as residence, were living under the Staples surname at a house on the city outskirts.
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Idaho Falls
F. P. Shuttleworth
Edington
Pocatello
Staples
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