Wyoming papers dispute Elk Park plan and motives
Local readers in Pocatello review Wyoming commentary on the revived Jackson Hole elk park idea. The Kemmerer Gazette criticism argues the project is limited value and warns the Izaak Walton League motive, while urging winter hay funding and local settler stewardship to save the elk herd.
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Ashton
Driggs
Wyoming
Pocatello
Jackson Hole
Kemmerer Gazette
Jackson Country
Star Valley Independent
Afton
Izaak Walton League
Jackson's Hole
Jackson’s Hole
Izaak Walton
Blackfoot Chamber Nominates Board of Directors
Blackfoot Idaho January meeting of the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce approved treasurer and secretary reports. Nominees were named for the board including Cecil Clarke and J J Boyle with new candidates Dr D Wesley Smith and Oscar B Newman. Election scheduled for February 9 with further nominations to follow.
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Blackfoot
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Clark Than
Cecil Clarke
N. F. Boyle
J. M. Hartung
J. H. Early
O. Buchanan
L. B. White
H. Tavey
R. A. English
Lewis Felt
J. J. Boyle
John Falk
D. Wesley Smith
Frank Farmer
Burd Zee
L. C. Collins
B. HB. Hi Mn
H. C. MacCosham
Oscar B. Newman
Eat Clarke
Clarke
Kingham
Bannock
Bonneville
Norten
Byrd Trego
Valley of the Moon
Blackfeather of Commerce
Valla of the Moon
Trego
Idaho Pioneer Walker Dies in Blackfoot at 86
John M. Walker longtime Blackfoot resident and Edinburgh born druggist died Saturday at the county hospital after a fall. He was 86, born August 9 1839, survived by sister Sara V. Walker of Ogden and a nephew. Funeral conducted by Blackfoot lodge of Elks at 2 pm.
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Blackfoot
John M. Waller
Walker
Mr. Walker
Edinburgh
Scotland
Odgen
Salt Lake City
Arcomintn
Parsons Street
Sara V. Walker
Blackfoot Undertaking
Blackfoot Lodge of Elks
Larson Son Dies in Blackfoot Funeral Held Today
Newell Larson, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis P Larson of Blackfoot, died Sunday after a short illness. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held from the Second Ward Chapel at 2 pm with interment in Grove City cemetery.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Newell Larson
Lewis P. Larson
Second Ward
Grove City Cemetery
Bingham County Delegation Graces Multiple Committees
Senator George A. Line serves on agriculture irrigation and water resources and state affairs committees. In the house Thoreson chairs medicine surgery and pharmacy and sits on charitable and penal institutions reference warehouses grain grading and dealing. Anderson ofngham serves on forests irrigation reservoirs reclamation state affairs and county lines and boundaries.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County
George A. Line
Thoreson
Anderson Ofngham
Former Blackfoot land office worker dies in Salt Lake City
Wil lard T. Smith, a former Blackfoot land office employee and later field agent based in Salt Lake City, died after a two year stomach cancer battle. He left a wife and four children and was buried Sunday in Mount View cemetery after services in Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Land Office
Saltne City
Willard T. Smith
Smith
Larkin
Salt Lake City
Mt. Viivet
Presbyterian Church
Magons
County Officials Qualify in Bingham County Election
Blackfoot January 13 officials of Bingham County qualified today. The only new officer is Miss Margaret Giesbrecht who was installed as county superintendent of schools replacing Grace M. Faulkner who served the past eight years.
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Blackfoot
Bingham
Margaret Giesbreseht
Miss Giesbrecht
Grace M. Faulkner
Bingham County
Ninth Judicial District Court Opens For Special January Term
Judge Edgington presides as a light calendar is announced with seven cases dismissed for various causes. Several actions set for hearing Wednesday. retiring county official to report duties, with compliments exchanged between Judge Edgington and Mr. Lee.
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Ninth Judicial District Court
Edgington
Nan
Seston
Om Theip
Lee
Kangaroo Court Tries Progressive County Attorney In Idaho
An unusual ceremony in Bonnevillе county jail sees A. D. Erickson, elected county attorney and sole non-Republican official, subjected to a mock kangaroo court. A makeshift judge and two guards preside. Erickson is fined three dollars after testifying he chose jail over switching parties.
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Tribune
Idaho Falla
Jan
A. D. Erickson
Bonneville County
C. BE. Dinwoodey
Criddle
Erickson
William Wilson
Shattuck Wins Three Minute Talk at Realty Board Meeting
Idaho Falls January 13 W L Shattuck won the three minute talk contest with Why Idaho Falls and the Snake River Valley is a Good Place to Live He received a fountain pen A Laker Cook was second and got honorable mention Real estate sales remained active with several notable transfers including Liltlinquist of Pocatello buying a house and jet from W L Shattuck and other farms changing hands among local owners Ira J Curler of Rigby attended the luncheon.
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Idaho Fails Realty Board
The
Snake
River Valley
W. L. Shattuck
A. Laker Cook
Liltlinquist
Pocatello
L. A. Hartert
Warren Hope
Acon
Albert Albertson
W. L. Mulhall
B. N. Brown
Hamer
R. N. Wade
A. H. Dent
Idaho Farm Loan Company
Margaret Crofts
Ira J. Curler
Rigby
Buhl Republican Plant Sold to Local Newspaper
The Buhl Republican plant was sold at sheriff sale to the Buhl Herald for 492.42 dollars. The Republican started in April 1919 by George Garten W H Hall and Frank W Brown and was run for years by J Gardner as public accountant before operations were discontinued last July.
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Buhl Republican
Sheriff's Efile
Buhl Herald
The
Republican
George Garten
W H. Hall
Frank W. Brown
J. Gardner
Ope
Mulliner to Ogden after sister's death
Idaho Falls report states county treasurer Estella Mulliner will travel to Ogden Tuesday morning following the death of her sister Mrs. H. C. Crawford after a brief illness. Dr. H. C. Jwokin is under care at the L D S hospital with pneumonia improving and expected to leave soon.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Estella Mulliner
Ogden
H. C. Crawford
Crawford
H. C. Jwokin
L. D. S. Hospital
Hillsdale Grange Endorses Child Labor Amendment Stand
Boise January 13 A joint legislative committee of women’s organizations congratulates Hillsdale Grange of Eden for taking a courageous stand on the child labor amendment. Eden Grange reports favorable despite national disapproval of ratification.
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Boise
Joint Legislative Committee of Womens Organizations
Hillsdale Grange
Eden
National Age
Eden Grange
Blackfoot Briefs and School Additions Highlight January
Blackfoot notes include Harold Silene visiting then leaving for the west, visiting Po catello business with Frank Silene in Chicago, and multiple Blackfoot residents attending to affairs in Idaho and California. Beginning pupils were accepted for the midyear term with two new teachers, Miss Helen Rouner and Miss Leone Jones, named for the Central and opportunity rooms. County Attorney Hamilton Wright and Mrs. Wright plan California travel. Judge Charles J. Cooper also travels to San Francisco on business. A parade of local residents motored to Po catello to see the Ten Commandments, and J R Ryan and others made business trips to Oroville. James Just Bunésyttorneys for me to attend the State cattle men and woolgrowers conventions.
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Blackfeet
Harold Silene
D. H Biethan
West
Silene
Chicago
Frank Silene
N .M. Eldredge
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Helen Rouner
Morton
Wash
Leone Jones
Spokane
Hamilton Wright
Rex Dunlap
H.R. Wallis
Berry
B. C
J. R. Ryan
Oroville
T. J. Johnson
Mar’ James
Poet Laureate Sells Serial A Home in the Desert
Idaho Falls January 13 Tribune Special Irene Welch Grissom, noted poet and short story writer, has sold A Home in the Desert for immediate publication by Overland Monthly. Editor Harry Noyes Pratt praised the story as a dramatic western history sketch and announced the first installment soon.
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Idaho Falls
Irene Welch Grissom
The
Overland Monthly
Harry Noyes Pratt
West
Community Notes From Lava Hot Springs Utah
Mrs Thomas Peterson arrived from Colorado after visiting her parents. A large crowd attended the Topaz schoolhouse dance with Lava orchestra. Miss Mildred Tribble shopped in Pocatello and visited her sister Miss Lucreta Tribble. Miss Mable Kasiska returned from Salt Lake City trip. Lava basketball team lost to Downey in their first league game. next game at McCammon. Beth Daniels to visit Pocatello. Mrs Thomas Peterson to Preston for a relative's death. Mr and Mrs Edward Campbell from Pocatello visiting Lava area. Madill and Alec Miller visited Alexander. Snow delays on the new hospital project. Frank Reed, formerly Lava Mercantile manager, now at Reed ranch east of Lava.
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Thomas Peterson
Colorado
Topaz
Lava Orchestra
Mildred Tribble
Pocatello
McCammon
Preston
Mr. Peterson
Edward Campbell
Frank Reed
Lava Mercantile
Alexander
Reed Ranch
Lava
McCammon Community Notes Include Visits and Masonic Meeting
McCammon residents report Mr and Mrs Edward Kirby and John Kirby returning home from a visit with sister Mrs Edith Shumway. Elaine Thomas ill in Rigby with improving condition. Third social meeting of McCammon Masonic club Friday in farm bureau rooms. 15 Masons and wives expected. February study meeting led by Co V Wilson. R T Hale reports refinery machinery purchased for a 260 barrel plant, construction to begin after ground clearing this summer.
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John Kirby
Grace
Edith Shumway
Luella Reibe
Rigby
Elaine Thomas
McCammon Masonic Club
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Max Cohn
Paul Nash
C. Y. Wilson
Co. V. Wilson
R. T. Hale
California
Turner siblings win at Idaho contest on cigarette effects
Lawrence Turner then a Twin Falls high student now at Idaho Tech won first prize for his essay Cigarettes and Their Effects in a contest held by the temperance committee of the Church of Brethren in Idaho and Montana. Ruth Turner, then a junior high student, won third place with The Anti Cigarette Question. They are children of A G Turner who moved his family from Twin Falls to Bancroft last July to take a signal maintainer job for the O L Railroad.
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Idaho
Montana
Lawrence
Twin Falls
Idaho Tech
Ruth
A. G. Turner
Bancroft
O. 8. L. Railroad Company
Marriage Kept Secret in Farmington Utah
Howard Jenkins and Miss Belva Bryner were secretly married in Farmington Utah before returning to Arimo for a home. Bryner taught in McCammon last year and is daughter of John Bryner of Price Utah while Jenkins, son of Mrs. Sarah L. Jenkins Arimo, has managed the Jenkins ranch for five years.
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Provo
Price
Utah
McCammon Public Schools
John Bryner
Sarah L. Jenkins
Arimo
Jenkins Ranch
Idaho Tech Bancroft honors winners in Twin Falls contest
Students at Idaho Tech Bancroft receive notice that Lawrence and Turner of this city won first place in a spring contest conducted in Twin Falls under a guiding authority.
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Hon
Lawrence and Turner
Twin Falls
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