Robert T Bush Pioneer of Utah Idaho Dies at 83
Robert T Bush aged 83, a noted pioneer of Utah and Idaho, died at his Malad home. Born in Portsmouth England, he migrated to America in 1854, helped open Logan Bear Lake road, helped found Malad Co op, and farmed and traded in Malad and Willard with his wife Amelia Bailey. Survived by wife and four sons Robert Arthur Bert John and one daughter Millie of Ririe.
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Tribune
Robert T. Bush
Utah
Idaho
I. Bush
Fortsmouth
Hampshire
England
America
Ireland
Bombay
India
New Orleans
Kansas City
Logan
Thomas E. Ricks
Bear Lake Valley
Logan Canyon
Malad
Mr. Bush
Co-op
Big Contest in Light on Insurance Law Rewrite
In Boise on January 14 a major fight is expected as lawmakers debate a proposal to rewrite the state insurance law to remove the rat ing bureau provision. Opponents argue the change mainly boosts insurance rates while insurance interests push the amendment, claiming it would curb excesses and debt.
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Boise
S S S Remedy Promises Eczema Cure by Blood Cells
An advertisement claims eczema relief comes from increasing red blood cells with S S S and S28. It argues external treatments fail while internal cleansing of blood eliminates eruptions pimples and boils. The copy asserts the body can build millions of blood cells since 2326, promising dramatic relief.
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S.S.S
SSS. T
McCammon Notes Departures and Snowbound Roads
McCammon scenes include Mr and Mrs Steve Collins and baby returning to Pocatello after visiting Ed and Mrs Goodwin. J G Lewis plans to lease his farm, relocate to California with wife and son Claudius joining in spring, to live in Los Angeles. Mrs A E Higgins and baby visit Blackfoot relatives and will return Sunday. Snowstorm makes roads impassable. marshals clear sidewalks. scouts plan program Sunday at the Amusement hall with Scout Executive Buryl Blevens present to highlight scouting value.
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J. G. Lewis
California
Coast Packing Co
Los Angeles
Mr. Lewis
McCammon
A. E. Higgins
Baby
Blackfoot
Higgins
Arents
George H. Re
Tovmn
Marshal Voray
Inkom
Pocatello
McCammon Boy Scouts
M Ila
Buryl Blevens
Eeers Res
Malad Girl Jennie Richards Dies After Illness
Miss Jennie Richards aged 24 of Malad died Sunday at home after a two week illness from a throat abscess. Born in Malad she was daughter of John M. and Hannah Richards a Malad High School graduate who taught at Grace and was active in the L D S church. Survived by sisters Edna Lurine and brothers Julian Stanford Roy of Ely Nevada. Funeral at the stake tabernacle Wednesday afternoon.
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Malad
Jennie Richards
Jennie
John M
Hannah Dudley Richards
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Grace
Ton
L. D. 8S
Edna
Lurine
Julian
Stanford
Roy
Ely
Nev
Stake Tabernacle
Tribune Special Defeats Malad in Season Opener
Ogden high beat Malad high 21 to 16 in the La Grande hall on Saturday night in the first outside game of the season. Miss Littie Goddard and Dale Cutler to wed today in the Salt Lake temple. Cutler to leave March 1 for a mission in Great Britain for the Latter Day Saint church.
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Temple
Littie Goddard
Martin Goddard
Dale Cutler
Lehi
Utah
Salt Lake Temple
Cutler
Great Britain
LL D. & Church
Blackfoot School Board Reports Strong Finances and New Teachers
Regular Blackfoot school board meeting reports district finances in excellent condition after a recent audit. Three new teachers are planned: Miss Helen Rowner for the Central school opportunity room, Miss Leone Jones for first grade at Central, and a new Irving school teacher to be chosen. School hours adjusted from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 to 1:36 p.m. with later closing.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Central School
Helen Rowner
Kane
Wash
Leone Jones
Irving School
Vacation Changes Shake 14-County Office
Hamilton Wright has taken a month off as county administrator and former Judge F J Gewen steps in as acting county attorney for the period. This reform reshapes the 14 county office leadership during the vacation period.
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Mecenary Dan
Hamilton Wright
F. J. iGewen
Cameo Girl to Play in Blackfoot January 29 30
The Current Event club presents the Cameo Girl in Blackfoot with backing from the club. Proceeds support financing for upcoming district and state women's federation events. The production features elaborate scenery and costumes and is billed as the finest amateur show on the road. The director arrives Thursday with rehearsals to begin in the afternoon.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
State Federation of Women’s Club
Amendment Doomed in Idaho Races to Referendum
Boise January 14 The twentieth amendment to the federal constitution seems doomed to fail ratification by the Idaho legislature with many leaders predicting only a popular vote path. State groups push resolutions against it including the state commissioners gathering at Boise and Horseshoe Head Grange. Some women's clubs and religious bodies support the amendment, arguing it aids children in other states. critics say Idaho already has strong child labor laws and federal overreach.
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Tribone
Boise
Idaho Legisature
Horseshoe Head
Idaho
Local notes from Blackfoot and nearby areas
Miss Marguerite Jacobs returns to Lava Side school after chicken pox. Miss Mattie Christiansen resumes duties in Shelley. Riverview school near Firth closes due to teacher illness Bert Winschell. Blackfoot club to hold a candy sale. Shelley mayor T J Bennett visits. Baptist ladies host a reception for Rev and Mrs Butler at Mrs J N Noyer home. Ralph R Davis heads to Centralia after funeral news from St Louis regarding his father.
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Caribane
Blackfoot
Marguerite Jacobs
Lava Side
Mattie Christiansen
Shelley
Riverview
Firth
Bert Winschell
Blackfoot Business and Professional Women’s Club
T J. Bennett
RE. O. Butler
J. N. Noyer
North Shilling Street
St. Louis
Cenitraiia
Forest Bill Governor's Pet in Boise to Guide Forestry
Boise January 14 The new forestry bill is seen as Governor Charles Moore's pet measure. It creates a bureau of forestry within the land department with a chief forester and two assistants under the land board, plus an advisory board without expense. The bill includes regulations on slashing and burning, reforestation methods, and strict enforcement, aiming to conserve Idaho's timber assets and improve fire protection for cutters, campers, tourists, and fishers.
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Boise
Charles © Moore
Bureau of Forestry
Land Department
State Land Boar
Land Board
School of Forestry
University of Idaho
United States Forest Service
Water Storage Report From Moran Wyoming on Jackson Lake
Water storage data for Moran Wyoming shows Lake Storage Acre-Feet at Jackson Lake on January 10 were 108 259, compared with 232 430 a year ago. Inflow for Sept to Jan 10 was 106 840 versus 89 510 last year. Precipitation in Moran for the week ending January 10 was 0.30 inches, with 11.20 inches from September 1 to Jan 10 and 6.92 inches for the same period last year.
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Moran
Wyo
Jackson Lake
Decksnee Lake
Meran Ladies
Son Nw
Miller Elected Secretary and Treasurer of State County Officials
Nelace Miller of Shiilley named secretary and treasurer of the county commissioners association of Idaho for 1923. The appointment was announced at Blackfoot on January 14 by members of the association.
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Etary
Blackfoot
Nelace Miller
Shiilley
Bingham County
Counnty Commissioners Association
Anderson Bros. Bank Re-Elects Officers In Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls stockholders elected officers and directors at the Anderson Bros. bank annual meeting. Re-elected were G. Wright as president E. G. Bennett as vice president and manager E Steele as vice president M. M. Fite as cashier. The gathering confirmed continued leadership for the bank.
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Idaho Falls
Anderson Bros. Bank
G. Wright
E. G. Bennett
E. Steele
M. M. Fite
Bundap Leaves Aberdeen Post. Successor To Qualify
Bundap departs Aberdeen after a teaching term until the successor can qualify. Officials confirm interim arrangement and timeline for appointment and qualification.
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Bundap
Aberdeen
McCarthy Named Special Counsel to Aid Idaho Legislature
Former Chief Justice Charles P. McCarthy was chosen as special counsel by a joint judiciary committee to help draft bills for the Idaho session. He opened an office in the Idaho Building and will work on administrative bills, relief measures for state land buyers, and updates to forestry, banking, and animal bounty laws.
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Boise
Charles P. McCarthy
Special Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
McCarthy
Idaho
Supreme Court
Denneral Rey Black
Pocatello
Coeur d'Alene
Congress
Contract Awarded for Gravel Road on Blue Lakes Boulevard
Twin Falls highway district commissioners awarded a gravel contract for a three mile westward road from Blue Lakes boulevard two miles north of Twin Falls. William Harkins submitted the lowest bid of seven thousand five hundred sixty dollars. Grading is complete and graveling will start as weather allows.
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Twin Falls
Blue Lakes Boulevard
William Harkins
Harkins
Hi Buy
Board of County Commissioners
Lost boy turns up safe after disappearance
Leo F. Christen sen, who vanished from his Firth home January 15, contacted his parents from Preston Idaho to say he is well and they should not worry.
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Leo F. Christensen
Firth
Preston
Idaho
Crossword Word Prices Prompted By Faint Hints
A local seller mocks rival prices for cross word puzzles noting some buyers stay silent while others faint. He promises smelling salts and water for emergencies and jokes that customers lack cuss words to solve the puzzles.
Tenth Annual Convention of State Labor in Idaho
Delegates of Idaho State Federation of Labor meet in Boise to organize committees and approve credentials. Officers appoint committees on resolutions legislative organization constitution and audits as delegates discuss union education, state electrical code, and honor Samuel Gompers.
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OF State Labor
Boise
Idaho State Federation of Labor
R. H. Park
Thomas Gill
Boise Trades and Labor Council
E. B. Sherman
F. Donicht
D. O. Baer
William Harr
James B. Rengel
A. &. Melander
H. W. Nichola
D. A. Brewer
I W. Wright
Bert Smith
F. N. Blair
C. M. Pife
S&s
L. Card
H. ’. Nichols
C M. Fife
August Rosquist
George W.coles
S. C. Castleman
L. E. Whitzel
E. W. Parsons
Newton B. Smith
BD. A. Brewer
E. Foster
Lee V. Smith
D. O Baer
A. E. Meilander
C. L. Card
J. B. Ringel
Samuel Gompers
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