Jail term for wife deserter and minor marriage case
Idaho Falls January 6 Judge Singer sentenced Ben Talbott to 90 days in Bonneville county jail for wife desertion. Lulu K Talbott a 15 year old, was committed to the St. Anthony industrial school until age 21 due to her minor status and lack of support. The court noted the unusual nature of the case and no charge against the girl. Talbott had three marriages with no further matrimonial ventures in the divorce court.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Ben Talbott
Bonneville County
Singer
Lulu K. Talbott
St. Anthony
Talbott
Man Drops Dead in Blackfoot Bank
John H. Miller, about 67, collapsed and died in the First National Bank of Blackfoot around 1 o clock on Monday. He had visited with his wife and son Frank, then seated near the door when he gasped and died before aid arrived. He had lived in Blackfoot for 12 years and leaves a wife and two sons, Frank and Leonard. Frank is visiting from Utah for Christmas.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
John H. Miller
First National Bank
Frank
Utah
Leonard
Mr. Miller
Cold Weather Harms Pheasants in Minidoka Area
In Twin Falls on January 6, H V Creason of the Rupert based local fish and game association says recent cold and deep snow have left pheasants without food on the Minidoka tract. The game department will match locally raised funds for grain. Ducks are numerous but suffering from the cold. pheasants cling to straw stack bottoms where ice blocks access to the ground. Birds venture into barns seeking nourishment amid farmyard dangers.
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Twin Falls
Minidoka
H. V. Creason
Fish and Game Association of
Rupert
Game Department
Dogerson
Local Runaway Located Sunday in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls police were asked to find Pearl Wilson a 15 year old step daughter of G B Lindgren of Pocatello. She was found asleep in a city rest room Sunday morning and returned home with Mr Lindgren.
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Idaho Falls
My Police Department
Pocatello
Miss Pearl Wilson
G. B. Lindgren
Lindgren
Tribune
Mollie Meers
Harry Woodvine
Horace Turner
Mildred Halecek
Keily
Mont
Arthur Wright
Dillon
Glandogen Promises Vitality Through Gland Therapy
An advertisement touts Glandogen as a glandular compound to boost health, strength, and vigor. Citing Dr Serge Voronoff and Dr G W Treile, it claims glands control body function and that injections of gland extracts awaken weak organs. Take two tablets three times daily for ten days to test results.
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Serge Voronoff
Joronoff
G W. ‘Rile
Arnold Loran
Schramm-Johnson Drug
Bstereo
Idaho's values show increase in wealth and population
State auditor Ed Gallet notes ten year wealth growth from 416 million in 1914 to 481 million in 1924 and a peak near 592 million in 1921 with population rising from about 369 thousand to 450 thousand.
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Boise
Jan. G
Ed. Gallet
Idaho Governor Urges Budget Prudence For 1925 26
Governor's address to the Idaho Legislature calls for reduced expenditures and careful review of all new laws and projects. He urges budget cuts, completion of essential buildings, and restraint on creating new bureaus while stressing education and farm support. He notes dairy and hydro power conservation, highway funding reforms, and continued relief for settlers on state lands.
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Idaho
Perity
Black Heaven
Sseathony Falls
Public Utilities Commission
Blue Sky
Educer
Banks
Code Commission
Is Commission
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Boise Project Hope Shaped by Gooding Relief Bill Letter
Caldwell Idaho January 6 First tangible hope that Boise project may receive benefits under the Gooding relief bill came via a letter from Congressman Addison T Smith dated December 26 in Washington. He suggests a three year moratorium under the bill to allow settlement of the irrigation district controversy and notes the interior department prefers irrigation districts but may approve water users associations if they can operate under the new law. He recommends granting a moratorium to give time for reconsideration of district formation pending project managers meeting next month in Denver.
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Water Users’ Association
Secretary of the Interior
Maki
Commission
Warren
Wyom
Commissioner of Reclamation
Irrigation District
Denver
Idaho Falls Realtors Discuss Buy at Home Policy
The Idaho Falls Real Estate board hosted local businessmen at a luncheon to debate the Buy at Home issue led by George M. Scott and C. E. Berry. The sale of the Jacob Gergen farm south of Idaho Falls, taken over by H. H. and J. C. Bennett, signals a strengthening farm market.
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Idaho Falls
Gergen
Pointed Edict Continues as Stage Set for Platform Pledge
The piece notes a continued, pointed edict urging leaders to set the example on stage and deliver a firm platform pledge. It emphasizes rhetorical leadership and public expectations of accountability from officials.
Italy’s Liberal Exit Deepens Parliament Crisis
An OF ITALY AFFAIRS leader linked to Mussolini refrained from applauding the premier in Parliament prompting renewed doubts about a government reshuffle. Liberal government members plan resignations as opposition groups consolidate, though the Fascist regime still holds a slim majority under the new electoral law. The political stalemate worsens as calls for a solution to the crisis intensify.
Public Reaction to Fascist Threats Sparks Street Posts
Attacks on Mussolini style rhetoric trigger spread of crude placards near the parliament, calling for enemies of Fascism to be hanged. Black shirts mobilize in multiple cities amid government warnings and debates over minister Federzoni and the king’s insistence on peaceful, constitutional measures.
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Interior
Federzoni
Tiger Flowers Wins in Boston After Fourth Round Stoppage
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta defeated Billy Britten in Boston as the referee stopped the fight in the middle of the fourth round. Britten was groggy with a nose injury when the stoppage occurred.
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Boston
Tiger Flower
Dunretabt
Atlanta
Billy Britten
Britten
Mercant’s lunch served daily from 11:30 to 2
Oriole offers a mercant’s lunch daily 11 30 to 2 with a price of 45 cents. The ad highlights a quick service option for patrons seeking a mid day meal.
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