Livingston Mining Property Near Mackay Deemed Richest in Idaho
Eminent mining engineers call the Livingston property near Mackay the richest in central Idaho after a full survey. General Motors owns the mine, with a 1000 foot tunnel and 1700 foot ledge yielding almost pure lead and silver ore shipped to Mackay for mills and smelters.
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Idaho Falls
Coeur d'Alene
Livingstone
Mackay
Idaho
Livingston
General Motors Company
Milla
Utah
Barilla W. Clerk
Sunbeam Dam
Meckay
Redbird
Detroit
Nayhorse
Amshorn
Sunbeam
Scott
Birch Creek
Pocatello
Tols
United States
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Superior to Oil
An adized report claims a new lamp by W. K. Johnson of Portland Oregon produces brighter white light than gas or electricity with no odor smoke or soot It supposedly uses 94 percent air and kerosene and offers trials and agency opportunities nationwide for earnings up to 250 per month.
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U. S
W. K. Johnson
North Union Ave
Portland
Ore
Idaho Pioneer Geirge Huck Dies in California
Funeral services will be held in Idaho Falls for George Huck who died in Carlsbad California Monday evening December 21. Hayes Undertaking chapel will direct with Rev. Horace Turner presiding. Huck born in Idaho in 1874 lived here until two years ago when ill health led him to California. He is survived by wife Eleanor and daughters Mia Bula Buck Alverson Etta Norma and Eleanor Buck and son Orland.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Geerge Huck
Carlsbad
California
Hayes Undertaking Chapel
Horace Turner
Buck
Idaho
Eleanor Huck
Mia
Bula Buck Alverson
Okune
Etta
Orland
Norma
Eleanor Buck
Christmas at Idaho sanitarium brings gifts to 275 inmates
In Blackfoot on December 26 the southern Idaho state sanitarium held a joyous Christmas with a large tree and about 275 of 350 inmates receiving gifts. Donors were more liberal than ever and a festive dinner preceded the party. Lr. W. Wright of Portland spoke briefly. a radio program planned but failed.
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Blackfoot
Southern
Idaho State Sanitarium
W. Wright
Portland
Oregon
Edward Thoreson
Kiwanis Christmas Meeting Delivers Gifts and Cheer
Blackfoot hosts its Kiwanis Christmas gathering at the Eccles hotel with new officers taking charge. Santa distributed gifts among members while Mrs. Rex E. B. Dantlap received a thermos table jug for her services as accompanist. A lavish table of fruit and candy and a large decorated Christmas tree completed the festive scene.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Kiwanis Club
Eccles Hotel
Santa Claus
Santa
Rex EB. Dantlap
Elks Bring Santa to Blackfoot Children
Blackfoot on December 26 saw Santa Claus hand out theater tickets to children at the street event and at New Mission and Rialto theaters. The Jackfoot Elks funded gifts for Christmas with food, fuel and toys distributed to fifty three families in the Blackfoot district.
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Blackfoot
Santa Claus
New Mission and Rialto
Jackfoot Elks
Santa Nleo
Pilke
Christmas Program At Jason Lee Memorial Church
Children of the Jason Lee Memorial Church in Blackfoot staged a Christmas program on Thursday evening. The lineup included readings by Robinette Totty and Betty Kinney, piano solos by Mary Wallis and Gene Collins, candle and acrostic performances by groups of young children, and a brief talk by Rev. C. E. Deal. Gifts for Sunday school children were distributed.
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Blackfoot
Jason Lee
Robinette Totty
Mildred Stoneman
Mary Wallis
Betty Kinney
C. E. Deal
Luther
Gebe Dahlstrom
Gene Collins
Sunda School
Mining strike reported near Arco in Mackay district
A new strike in the Mackay Arco district near Arco Idaho is expected to become a real producer. Dr H D Scarborough returning from central Idaho notes three carloads of milling ore in sight with rock running 300 ounces to the ton. Otto Fletcher of Arco is president of the Martin Milling Co. For quick returns I want ad in The Tribune Classified columns.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mackay-Arcoistrict
Martin Millin Company
Craters O the Moon
Arco
H. D. Scarborough
Idaho
Moony
Otto Fletcher
Rtin Milling Company
Hospital Inmates Receive Xmas Cheer in Idaho Falls
Christmas observance at the Idaho Falls L D S hospital surpassed prior years with every floor decorated, a grand lobby tree, and poinsettias. Thirty eight patients were visited by Santa and given gifts as nurse volunteers organized a festive Christmas Eve program funded by hospital donors and a training-school fund for recreation. Twins born December 19 to Mr and Mrs Burgraff and to Mr and Mrs Jeffery of Shelley marked the holiday.
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Idaho Falls
Friends of the Hospital
Santa Claus
Nick Burgraff
Walter Jeffery
Shelley
Many Christmas Weddings in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls December 26 reports show several Christmas weddings based on marriage licenses issued. Notable couples include John Burke with Mary Ann Messervy, Frank Reed with Ruth Kyle, Lovelle Kemp with De Esta Hoff man, and George Findley with Zelda Capson.
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Idaho Falls
John Burke
Mary Ann Messervy
Frank E. Reed
Ruth Kyle
Howe
Lovelle Kemp
Salt Lake
de Esta Hoffman
Lewisville
George Findley
Zelda Capson
Blackfoot
War Mother Visits Bonnevill e Chapter in Idaho Falls
Mrs. Margaret Woelfeln of Lewiston state war mother visited Idaho Falls to attend a Bonnev il le chapter meeting. A Saturday afternoon session at the home of Mrs. L Dawson on Water avenue discussed organization matters.
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Idaho Falls
Margaret Woelfeln
Lewiston
Bonneville
L Dawson
Water Avenue
Schedule of Basketball Troupe Special in Blackfoot
Blackfoot December 26 Meth odists of Pocatello here December 28 Methodist s in Pocatello December 29 Presbyterians at Pocatello December 30 Presbyterians here December 31 Congregationalist team in Blackfoot January 6 This will be the last church meet before the regular high school schedule starts January with Aberdeen at Aberdeen
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Blackfoot
Methodists of
Pocatello
Methodists
Presbyterians
Aberdeen
Thanking all who aided during illness and death
Miss Edna McMahon expresses gratitude to those who assisted during her uncle B. McMahon illness and death and to those who offered cars for the service.
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B. McMahon
Cured His Rupture Without Operation Says Carpenter
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey declares a non surgical cure for rupture using a method he says quickly cured him. He urges readers to write for full information claiming no operation no lost time and no trouble.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan N. J
Opera debut erupts with SRO crowd and wild adulation
Chicago crowds mobbed composer W. Frank Harling after the world premiere of O Light from St. Agnes at the Auditorium. About 200 men kissed and cheered him in the lobby as women shared the display of emotion and the composer fled to his hotel. The evening included Harling receiving the David Bishpham medal from the American Opera Society.
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Chicago
W. Frank Harling
Poston
St. Agnes
Auditorium Theatre
Finring
Harling
West Point Military Academy
Corps
St. Paul’s Church
Brookline
Mass
Church of the Advent
Boston
Grace Church
New York
David Bishpham
American Opera Society
Minnie Maddern Fiske
St. Louis
Wire
District Cannot Pay Lobbyist for Swing Johnson Effort
Imperial Valley irrigation district barred from using district funds to cover Colonel B F Fly of Yuma travel costs to lobby in Washington for the Swing Johnson bill. Judge Guerin ruled directors lack legal authority to spend district money to influence legislation. A possible appeal was discussed but details were not confirmed.
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el Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley Irrigation District
B. F. Fly
Yuma
Washington
Walter E. Guerin
Los Angeles
Charles L. Childers
Water storage outlook from Jackson Lake snow survey
Eastern and southern Idaho irrigation users rely on Jackson Lake for water. A December snow survey by reservoir superintendent Joseph Harkham, shown to Burley project supervisor E. B. Darlington, finds an average snow depth of 26 inches with 7.25 percent water content across the Jackson Lake drainage for December 14 to 21.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Joseph Harkham
Moran
Wyo
E. B. Darlington
Burley
Minidoka
Jackson Lake
Utah Idaho Junior Beet Growers Win Sugar Bowl Honors
Prize winners in the Utah Idaho junior beet contest include Dewey Orm Brigham City 35.96 tons per acre Parker Thomas Spanish Fork 31.13 Melborne D Wallace West Jordan 27.3 Helen Terry Delta 22.26 Steven Grover Sugar City Idaho 21.06 with potential to boost regional beet output to rival world sugar production. An ancient Egyptian coffin custom is noted in a separate trivia line.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Mearrsius
Dewey Orm
Brigham City
Acre
Parker Thomas
Spanish Fork
Melborne D. Wallace
West Jordan
Helen Terry
Delta
Steven Grover
Sugar City
Cold Wave Rolls Through Eastern States After Christmas
Weather across the eastern states eased after a heavy cold spell. highs reached 30 degrees above zero and the low hovered around 28. The long sub zero stretch ended December 9, with December 1925 showing no sub zero days while Salt Lake City enjoyed sun and milder temps. A Florida-like warmth spread elsewhere as golf links thronged and a local architect reported finding a yellow butterfly in his car, signaling milder days ahead.
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Ness
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
W. E. Ware
Denial on Harding Letters Intact Preservation
The Washington Post will publish George Christian Jr's denial that President Harding's personal letters were destroyed by Mrs. Harding. He says Florence Kling Harding conserved and willed them to the Harding Memorial association, with only some unimporant items omitted from the file she donated.
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Washington
Washington Post
George Christian Jr
President Harding
Heirs Pay Debt of Old Bank in Illinois History
Springfield Illinois December 26 AP Checks totaling 800000 will be mailed to depositors of the J Bunn Private Bank which closed in 1878. The heirs of Jacob Bunn verspre past sons and daughters distribute the remaining 28 percent plus interest to original depositors, at over five percent per year for 48 years.
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Springfield
Tris
Ol J. Bunn
Jacob Bunn
Jacob
J Bunn Bank
Bunn
West
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Lew Carter
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