Secretary Slemp to Retire as President’s Secretary
Washington reports C Bascom Slemp will retire March 4 as secretary to President Coolidge and be succeeded by Indiana Representative Everett Sanders. Sanders plans to leave the House March 4 after not seeking re election. Slemp cites business interests and other factors for retirement.
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C. Bascom Slemp
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Washington
President Coolidge
Slemp
Coolidge
White House
New York
Sanders
House
National Committee
Snow and Farm Bureau Leaders In Idaho Snapshot
McCammon Feb 14 reports D. Cohn returning from Salt Lake City to the Cohn ranch after a week away. J. Kemp attends to business in Pocatello before riding train 39 back home. H. A. Bjorkman and P. V. Nash visit in McCammon then depart for Pocatello to handle Idaho Farm Bureau Federation matters. Four inches of wet snow floods the area, increasing moisture hopes for next year.
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Tribune
McCammon
Max D. Cohn
Cohn Ranch
Salt Lake City
Jesse Kemp
Pocatello
MecCammon
H. A. Bjorkman
Central
Evenin
P. V. Nash
J. Bjorkman
Nash
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Idaho
Suffered After Birth of Baby
A report notes a person suffered after the birth of a baby. Details are sparse but indicate postnatal complications or distress occurring around the time of delivery. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
Miss Swingle Addresses Blackfoot Rotary Club
Miss Edna Swingle, visiting teacher from Pocatello, spoke on handling mal adjusted children at the Blackfoot Rotary Club meeting held at the Eccles hotel. Honorable Peter G. Johnston and Professor H. R. Wallis shared views on favored children and the public school teacher perspective.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Eccles Hotel
Peck
Hudson
Virginia Lilienquist
W. A. Barrer
Walker Davis
Rose Earl Maguire
Elna Bowker
Edna L. Swingle
Visiting Teachers’ Association
Jacatello Public Schools
Swingle
Pocatello
Peter G. Johnston
Hfe
Wallis
Local Notes From Lava Hot Springs Daily Life
Lava Hot Springs reports residents departing for Salt Lake City and Rupert for family matters and studies. Miss Treesa Warner leaves for Holy Cross hospital to begin a three year nursing program. Others including Dr. Wigglesworth and Dr. Williams travel for medical and business duties while illnesses and hospital construction are noted.
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Lava Hot Springs
Man
Treesa Warner
Salt Lake City
Miss Warner
Holy Cross Hospital
Glen Walker
Dick Evans
Gate City
O. L. Kofoed
Wigglesworth
Denver
Colo
Williams
Boise
Bertha Young
No. 17
Rupert
Arthur Wallgren
Blazer
Leston
Rich
Burley
Births and local notes brighten Blackfoot week
Dr and Mrs V C C White announce a daughter born January 14. Elmer and Mrs Williams of Thomas welcome twins a boy and a girl. Donald Good and Ira Lee visited from Pocatello and left for Portland. D E Rathburn of Idaho Falls attended to legal business. Jack Carr returned to Mackay after investigating Mackay lights. Boy Scouts met with Rev J J Flemming with 32 boys present. Orrin D Morse of Level said Menan conditions worsen after the Rig bank closure. Young people stage Deacon Dubbs at the Orpheum tonight.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
V. CC. White
Elmer Williams
Thomas
Donald Good
Ira Lee
Pocatello
Portland
D. E. Rathburn
Idaho Falls
Jack Carr
Mackay
Boy Scouts
J. J. Flemming
Orrin D. Morse
Level
Morse
Menan
Rigby
Methodist Church
Dubbs
Orpheum
Local News Snapshots From Bancroft
Mrs Ivan Sessions left for Soda Springs for an operation. Mrs G G Pitt learned her father is ill in West Bend Iowa and left for home. Hitle Marjorie Clark celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at the Clark home. Guests included two little girls and Lorneji. Refreshments were served late afternoon. Wilcox traveled to Lake City and Pocatello for business. Wilcox returned from Sacramento after several visits with friends.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Ivan Sessions
Soda Springs
G. G. Pitt
West Bend
Hitle Marjorie Clark
A. B. Clark
Lornéli
Taylor
Lake City
Pocatello
Olga Petrova Rated As Leading Fee Was 8 Reporter
Olga Petrova, a celebrated fee was 8 reporter in Deinaiss six toy for a caveat.
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Olgas Petrova
Deinaiss
Receiver Denied in Teton Mine Case
Idaho Falls January 15 The application for a receiver for the Teton coal mines in a suit by Robert Harlin against Karl Reichert and H F Samuels was denied by Judge George W Edgington. The judge offered no comment on merits, but said defendants met the charges to warrant a favorable order. Harlin alleged Samuels and Reichert conspired to defraud him of his lease on the property rights.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Teton
Robert Harlin
Karl Reichert
H. F. Samuels
George W. Edgington
Edgington
Harlin
Samuels
Reichert
Ammon Woman Admitted To State Maternity Home
Ammon resident Flora Ulrich was admitted to the State Maternity Home in Boise on the recommendation of Bonneville County officials. A battery charge had prompted local officers to act six weeks earlier. the court found her condition required immediate care. Accompanied by her two year old child and in the custody of county probation officer Lucia Kelson, she traveled to Boise by train for treatment.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Flora Ulrich
Ammon
Boise
Bonneville
Lucia Kelson
Idaho Falls Briefs Highlight Travel Plans and Local News
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rowles plan a California trip to visit their son at Stanford while Miss Mae Gurr heads to Long Beach and Los Angeles for a two month vacation. Miss Mamie Thulin remains seriously ill at L D hospital from goitre and poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swain welcome a baby girl at L D hospital. Keyey Blair is arrested for wife desertion and returned to Tetonia. R D Clinton travels to Lincoln and Denver to visit relatives. Dr. F Woodhull of Soda Springs receives treatment at a local hospital.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
E. W. Rowles
California
Ed. Jr
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Mae Gurr
Miss Gurr
Wright's
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mamie Thulin
John Thulin
L. D. 5. Hospital
Homer Swain
Keyey Blair
Teton County
Tetonia
Hutchinson
R. D. Clinton
Bowles-Mack Company
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Colo
O. J. Irving
Portland
Gertrude Houchins
Irving
Maria Irving
Lodge planned for McCammon by Royal Neighbors of America
Jan 15 report states Harriet Cushman of Salt Lake City an organizer for the Neighbors of America is in McCammon with two Woodmen committee members to establish a lodge. Mrs Cushman says a Royal Neighbors lodge for McCammon is practically assured after interviews with local women.
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McCammon
Harriet B. Cushman
Salt Lake City
Utah
America
Burial for Long Beach man in Rose Hill cemetery
Mrs Wesley Evang of Long Beach Calif accompanies the body of her husband for burial in Rose Hill cemetery Idaho Falls after services at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Horace Turner. The deceased died in Long Beach January 56 and had lived in Idaho Falls for 13 years before moving to California two years ago.
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Idaho Falls
Wesley Evang
Long Beach
Calif
California
Evans
Rose Hill
Horace Turner
Idaho Potato Dealers Hold Annual Meet
Idaho Falls January 15 Idaho Potato Dealers association held its annual dinner and elected officers. Jason McCarroll succeeds J C Fowler as president H W Rothwell first vice president Garfield Bond second vice president C G Rice secretary treasurer. George Murray Kahn Potato manager spoke along with officials from Oregon Short Line and agriculture department. Optimism marked the meet despite delays from weather and large nationwide acreage.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho Potato Dealers’ Association
Jason McCarroll
J. C. Fowler
H. W. Rothwell
Ennis-Brown Company
Garfield Bond
Blackfoot
C. G. Rice
George Murray
Pocatello
Kahn Potato Company
Chicago
T. H. Farmer
Oregon Short Line
J. H. Sabin
Department of Agriculture
Charles M. Grissom
S. L
Alleged Bad Check Artist Wanted On Number Of Charges
Twin Falls authorities sought John D. Wagner of this city on multiple bad check charges. He faced a $95 labor claim in justice court for work at a skating rink and a separate $19 bad check allegation from Everybody's Store. Deputy Sheriff Gabbard of Twin Falls arrested Wagner, who also reportedly had a pending charge tied to his residence there.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Gabbard
Twin Falls
John D. Wagner
Wagner
Justice Court Y
John Allen
Aberdeen Farmers See Better Conditions in Special Report
Aberdeen experiment station head E. McClymond visited Blackfoot for the farm bureau meeting and praised the Aberdeen district. He noted more feed for sheep, improved farming conditions, and unusually high Grimm alfalfa seed and clover seed crops lifting farmer spirits.
Bingham County Farm Bureau Holds Final Year Meeting
Blackfoot January 15 The board of directors met at the farm bureau office to close the year’s business review the budget for the coming year and discuss issues for another year An annual meeting to elect officers was set for Wednesday afternoon but storms prevented many members from attending and the election was deferred to next month
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Bingham County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Purchases Equipment for New Oil Refinery at McCammon
Mrs. R. T. Hale reports her husband in Los Angeles informed of the purchase of all machinery and equipment for the McCammon oil refining plant. Loading will begin when cars arrive by railroad, with arrival expected in a week to ten days. Construction and assembly to start soon after. Local interest grows among residents financially involved in the project.
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McCammon
R. T. Hale
No Change of Bank Officers in Boise Meetings
Boise banks held regular annual stockholders meetings Tuesday with no changes in directors or officers. First National of Idaho re-elected Crawford Moore and others to its board and kept Moore as president with Cunningham as VP. Boise City National reappointed directors and named C H Coffin chairman, keeping Johnson president. Pacific National re-elected directors and named Meholin president with Daly as VP.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Crawford Moore
Raymond Moore
C. C. Anderson
J. W. Cunningham
Eugene Looney
E. A. van Sicklin
W. L.bear
Walter Hansen
George S. Bartlett
Boise City National Bank
Thomas McMillan
F. F. Johnson
C. O. Haga
Leo
J. Falk
C. L. Stewart
T. Davis
C. H. Coffin
Fletcher
M. Hoover
St. Clair
PF. F. Johnson
J. S. St. Clair
Co. L. Stewart
Bertie Estes
C. E. Beymer
H. H. Morton
J. A. Robinson
Pacific National Bank
P. Hehelin
W.S. Whitehead
John D. Daly
Ben 8. Eastman
BE. W. Tucker
W. E. Sullivan
W. E. Pierce
R. M. Davidson
E. H.D ePasley
Mary E. Riderbaugh
M. P. Meholin
Modern Woodmen Install New Officers in Local Camp
At a January 9 meeting electees were installed by P W Nash and Alva Lewis. Officers for the year include E G Goodwin venerable consul J F Whitney past consul Paul Watts worthy adviser G H Greene resteemed banker A J Lewis clerk J M Waste camp physician Kiesmer Lowry escort Mose Obray Watchman Grant Shumway Watchman Harold Green chief forester Jared Green trustee one year James Larsen trustee two years J G Lewis trustee three years. A class of candidates was admitted and a large supper followed.
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Tribune
McCammon
P. W. Nash
Alva Lewis
E. G Goodwin
J. F. Whitney
Paul Watts
G. H. Greene
A. J. Lewis
J. M. Waste
Kiesmer Lowry
Mose Obray
Grant Shumway
Harold Green
Jared Green
J. G. Lewis
James Larsen
Installation of Idaho Falls Woodmen officers and banquet
Idaho Falls camp of Modern Woodmen of America installed newly elected officers at a meeting and banquet on Tuesday evening. State Deputy Babcock of Boise and W. 43 Morgan of Idaho Falls led the ceremony with 17 candidates initiated afterward. Supper followed with stunts and humorous speeches.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Woodmen of America
Babcock
Boise
Morgan
Idaho Fells
Charles Toy
John Wing
C. J. Coughfine
George Dunmire
Vincent Morrisey
H. C
Idaho Waters Bill Aims to Hold State Water for Two Years
Boise Idaho January 14 The bill proposed for Senate consideration would keep Idaho waters in state custody for at least two years and bar out of state use. Washington interests oppose from using Lake Coeur d Alene and Lake Pend Oreille for the Columbia Basin project in Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
Washington
Solous
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Lake Pend O’reille
Columbia Basin
Community Meeting in Blackfoot Discusses coming Season
A community meeting at Thomas in Blackfoot Tuesday evening drew 90 attendees. County Agent Walter Thomas outlined planned work including boys and girls club programs, with announcements forthcoming about the initiative.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Thomas
Walter Thomas
Cross Words Puzzles and Price Disputes at Market
Vendors swap jests about crossword puzzles and pricing while customers grumble over marking errors and trades. The scene includes exclamations about theft, long waits, and a saleswoman offering smelling salts for emergencies as disputes flare.
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