Huge amount from cannery reported by Gooding creamery
Janesville dispatch notes Gooding Cooperative creamery paid farmers 54 936.12 for cream in the first four months of operation. From August to November 189 625 pounds of butter were produced. A sinking fund of 1 544.96 is set aside for preferred stock retirement. Dividends totaling 81 336.40 have been paid. Of 1000 credit for cream stock 400 already paid, with 4600 remaining to retire at 600 per month.
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Gooding
Gooding Cooperative Creamery
McCammon Visitors and Local Movements Across New Year
McCammon residents and visitors share New Year activities as families travel between Pocatello Lava Hot Springs and Boise. L. J. Porter of Blackfoot visits Gittins home with Mrs. Porter, Misses Wrigh and Tribble return to their towns, Edwards family revisits, and Whitney delegates prepare for state duties. The town hosted a New Year’s Eve dance led by Prof. Gilmarcy with local bands.
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Lava Hot Springa
Lucretia Tribbie
McCammon
Mexow
Emma
Eva
Pocatello
T. W. Edwards
Thomas Nibley
Mr. Edwards
Margaret Edwards
Edwards
Chisao
Okhers Supply Co
Kansas
Lyle Reibe
J. F. Whitney
Barron
Ocatelio
J. F
Jean
Boise
Whitney
Banmock Oes
Bancroft Winch
J. E. Davis
Soutrelia
Wington
Mise Thelma McClellan
R. T. Hale
Ivana
Sarah Baska
Logan
Utah
Gervie Arneld
Babe
Salk Lake City
Arnold
Minle Price
Hhouse
Ste Four Orchestra
Gilmarcy
Persiment Oraxametry
Ept
Helen Price
Grace
McCammon Masons
Neee
Ties 4 Line Ends in Decounter 71
A fragment reports a 4 line tie ending 71 with unclear scoring and figures. The text is incomplete but suggests a sports or game tie result. Further details are not readable.
Christmas Dividend Checks for Carey and Bellevue Bank Depositors
Depositors at Carey and Bellevue banks received the second dividend on their deposits just before Christmas. A 15 percent dividend totaling 5 555.85 was announced by K. Scott of the state liquidating agency and checks will be sent to BE. P. ban lap in charge of the institution. The two banks closed in 1924 and 1921 respectively, with prior dividends of 25 and 10 percent already paid, bringing total returns to 40 and between 7 and 8 thousand dollars.
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Hailey
Carey
Bellevue
Boise
K. Scott
State Department of Finance
P. Ban Lap
Bellevue Bank and Trust Company
Miss Edith Jones and others visit Malad
Miss Edith Jones of Ogden visits Malad this week with Miss Alen Peck a Utah student. The Literary club hosts a party with Star theatre show, Stake house banquet, and dancing at La Grande hall. Mr. and Mrs. J T Jones host a red and green Christmas party with Progressive Five Hundred.
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Edith Jones
Ogden
Alen Peck
University of Utah At
Salt Lake
D. L. Peck
Literary Club
Star Theatre
Stake House
la Grande Hall
J. T. Jones
M. Decker
Mose Christensen
P. A. Peterson
Rast Larson
T. C. Chivers
Guy Seness
B. M. Decker
C. H. Mabey
Philip Ford
James T. Jones
F. W. Kingston
A. E. Pelton
Fred Sparks
Oregon Couple Wed In Blackfoot Courthouse Ceremony
Frank Schlapppi and Miss Ada Wheeler of Irshfield Oregon were married by Probate Judge Good at Blackfoot courthouse on January 2. Miss Wheeler formerly resided in Sterling. The couple will reside in Oregon.
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Oregon
Tribune
Blackfoot
Frank, Schlappi
Ada Wheeler
Irshfield
Ore
Good
Wheeler
Sterling
Kiwanis Directors Plan Year at Blackfoot Luncheon
Blackfoot Kiwanis officers and directors met in executive session at the Eccles hotel luncheon with eleven in attendance. They planned a dinner meeting for next Thursday in January where each Kiwanian should bring a wife or Kiwaniette. A program is planned to start the year strong.
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iTribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Kiwanis Club
Eccles Hotel
Local Notes From Lava Hot Springs and Nearby Areas
Alfred Nelson of Nampa visits Lava Hot Springs with his wife and plans to spend the winter with the Avery family. Fred Smart of Soda Springs, a state bank examiner, visits. The U A C freshmen basketball team from Logan defeated the Lava Hot Springs team New Year’s night. Various residents, including Fred Elledge, Beth Daniels, Edward Schilling, Dick Evang, Albert Shurtleff, Jack Hower, Dorothy Parish, Charles Beck, Hope Tunks, and Misses Josephine Godfrey and Ethel Brown, are noted for travel, illness, work at the cheese factory, and social events.
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Logan
Fred Elledge
Salt Lake
Wheeler Elledge
Beth Daniels
Gate City
Frank Thomas
Edward Schilling
Dick Evang
Albert Shurtleff
Lava
Mr. Schilling
Jack Hower
Dorothy Parish
Charles Beck
McCammon
Tunks
Hope Tunks
Main Street
Sebe Tunks
Josephine Godfrey
Ethel Brown
Salt Lake City
Miss Godfrey
Lawmakers Head to Boise From Blackfoot for Session
George A. Line of Bingham County and Edward Thoreson the new representative left Friday for Boise for the coming legislative session. Also joining are Representative Anderson of Shelley and George T. Marshall district representative of the state land department. Tribune wants ads for results.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
George A. Line
Bingham County
Edward Thoreson
Boise
Anderson of
Shelley
George T. Marshall
State Land Department
Removal of Be Favored Across Idaho Motor Vehicle Fees
Twin Falls Idaho January 3 AP county assessors favor abandoning graduated motor vehicle fees and adopting flat registration fees plus a higher gasoline tax to three cents a gallon. S Claud Stewart twin Falls county assessor and committee chair says replies from county auditors support uniform fees for all cars and proportional tax based on mileage and gas use. He will present recommendations January 19 at Boise to the state association annual meeting.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
S. Claud Stewart
State Association of County Assessors
Stewart
Legislative Committee
County Assessors’ Association
Boise
Local Notices From Blackfoot Area on Friday Listings
Miss Alta Call left Friday for Boise to attend the legislature session. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goodmotored to Pocatello to see The Cinderella Man. Miss Bertha Womack visited from Bone school. Phillip B. Dance left for Boise. Irene Evans resigned from Riverside school. Grace Isen to take her place. Andrew Hoffmeister left for Butte. The Cameo Girl cast for January 29 and 30 is nearly set with Mrs. Cecil Clarke as talent chair.
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Donald R. Good
Pocatello
Bertha Womack
Bone School
Phillip B. Dance
Boise
Irene Evans
Riverside School
Grace Isen
Andrew Hoffmeister
Butte
Cecil Clarke
Sheep Kills Dogs Band Local Idaho Falls Farms
Idaho Falls January 3 reports show valley farmers with small bands of sheep on irrigated ranches losing livestock to stray dogs. Farmers seek licensed dog laws with collar tags to ensure damages are paid when dogs kill sheep and to curb unpaid licenses on valuable dogs.
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Idaho Falls
Radio Christmas Drives Record New Toy and Radio Sales
An eastern department store buyer touring Blackfoot says the public embraced radio sets and parts as a holiday rush, boosting radio sales while toy departments suffered. Demand outstripped supply with vacuum tubes in short supply, leaving some Santa gifts incomplete due to tube shortages.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Santa Claus
Kid Kaplan Wins Featherweight Title at MSG
New York January 2 Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut won the world featherweight championship at Madison Square Garden by a ninth round technical knockout over Danny Kramer of Philadelphia in a fifteen round title bout.
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New York
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Cona
Madison Square Garden
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Mrs Julius Kahn Files Petition to Fill Vacant Seat
Mrs Julius Kahn widow of Congressman Kahn filed her nominating petition with the San Francisco registrar to fill the vacancy caused by his death. The election is set for February 17 and her petition lists 1 528 names, exceeding the 701 required.
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San Francisco
Julius Kahn
Congressman Kahn
Registrar of Voters
Kahn
Prices rise as stock market hits 27 year high
New York stock prices rose sharply signaling a new year rally. Industrial averages reached the highest point in 27 years with gains in General Electric Leed magneto Radio Corp and many others amid strong oil and utility shares.
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New York
General Kiedric
Leed Magneto
Radio
Radio Corporation
Pennsylvania
Famous Players
Texas Gulf
Worthington
United Fruit
Feh
London
Potter to resign from Interstate Commerce Commission
Mark W. Potter of New York has told President Coolidge he intends to resign soon from the Interstate Commerce Commission. The president hopes to persuade Potter to remain on the commission, to which he was appointed by President Wilson.
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Washington
Mark W. Potter
New York
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Potter
Wilson
Portland to open Brotherhood Bank with railroad ties
Portland Oregon January 3 The Brotherhood cooperative national bank opens today with initial capital and a 26000 surplus. It is the fifteenth U S financial institution established by railroad brotherhoods and operates under its own charter as a member of the federal reserve system. George C Bernhardt a retired railroad engineer serves as president.
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Portland
Ore
Poland
National Bank
Portland Bank
United States
Brothhood of
Operative National Bank of Clevelan
Federal Reserve System
George C. Bernhardt
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