Idaho Trades Excursion Planned By Salt Lake Chamber
The Salt Lake chamber of commerce plans a May 7 to 17 trip for about 125 members along a seven-car special train from Salt Lake City through Idaho towns. The itinerary lists multiple stops from May 8 to May 17 including Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, Idaho Falls and other communities with entertainments and an orchestra. Committee members directing the excursion are J. E. Jones, Charles Fehr, H. Grant Moser, Garrett S. Gilkin and Lee Wright.
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Mie
Lake City
Idaho Trades
Salt Lake
Scuedine
Cakwell
Nyssa
Cnrio
Payette
Weiser
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Sugarty
St. Anthony
Ashton
Bexry
J. E. Jones
Charles Fehr
Grant Moser
Garrett
Jilkin
Lee Wright
Programs Arranged for Dedication of New Schools
Pocatello will officially dedicate two new junior high schools next week. Franklin junior high on North Third avenue will dedicate Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Irving junior high on North Grant will dedicate Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Pocatello
E Franklin Junior High
Northth Avenue
Irving Junior High
North Grant
Business Women's Club Honors Recent Bride
Idaho Falls officials report the Idaho Falls Business and Professional Women's Club held its regular dinner meeting in the Manhattan cafe Green room. Mrs Frank Melure, formerly Miss Hilda Burkman, a recent bride, was honored with an reception during the dinner. Mrs Melure and several members and friends attended the event at the Odeon skating rink.
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Tribune
Daho Falls
Idaho Is
Manttan Cafe
Frank Melure
Hilda Burkman
Meinners , Memrs
Odeon Ating
Wyoming's First Lady Governor Faces State's Rough Seas
Cheyenne dispatch questions whether Mrs. Ross, the southern born wife of the late governor, can handle tough legislative battles in Wyoming. Politicians debate her fitness, party cohesion, and the glare of public expectations as she governs from the capital.
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Sue McNamara
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Rains
Mrs. Ross
Idaho Sheep Industry Growing Rapidly Says Hagenbarth
Boise January 15 F J Hagenbarth president of the National Wool Growers Association says the sheep industry in Idaho and the nation looks better than ever. He attended the woolgrowers convention at the Owyhee hotel and forecast a cattle industry boom over the next two years. He cites market confidence and favorable sentiment in Congress as boosting sheep and cattle raising with no danger of adverse legislation.
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Boise
Idaho
F. J. Hagenbarth
National
Wooloners’ Association
Spencer
Owyhee
Congress
Demonstration Agent to Meet Women in Blackfoot
Miss Myrtle Davidson of Bear Lake arrives in Blackfoot to discuss the home demonstration program for the eastern Idaho district. Despite a blizzard women from Thomas Groveland and Blackfoot attend at the farm bureau office. Davidson returns to Preston but plans to return to Blackfoot to begin active work.
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Blackfoot
Myrtle Davidson
Bear Lake
Idaho
Preston
Thomas
Groveland
Miss Davidson
Farm Bureau
East Highway Joins Forces Oregon Trail
Walter E. Meacham, president of the Old Oregon Trail association, seeks a meeting with forest and road officials in Boise to improve the trail and feeder roads. A eastern highway group plans to unite with the Oregon Trail to route thousands of cars through southern Idaho, boosting regional tourism and publicity.
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Boise
Northwest
Oregon Trail
Walter E. Meacham
Old Oregon Trail Association
Yellowstone
Meacham
The
Trail Association
Oregon Trail Association
Denver
Idaho
California
Missouri
Pacific
Annual Report Highlights Sunnyland Hospital Board Meeting
The L. D. S. hospital board met Tuesday, reappointed the same executive staff, and reviewed the annual report from Superintendent Traynor. Trustees lauded community support from the upper Snake River Valley, with a future publication of figures promised.
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Idaho Falls
L. D
M. Cline
H. Ray Hatch
T. C. Hollister
J. O. Mellor
W. W. Rawson
Ogden
Heber J. Grant
Upper
Snake River Valley
Traynor
Strangler Lewis Designs Move to Bar Munn Title Claim
Billy Sandow this morning met with lawyers to seek an injunction against Wayne Munn who claims the world heavyweight wrestling title after defeating Lewis in Kansas City. Sandow says the title belt remains with Lewis, who was technically the champion until disputed match last week.
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Chicago
Billy Sandow
Strangler) Lewis
Wayne Munn
Nebraska University
Munn
Lewis
Kansas City
Sandow
Wayne
Big) Munn
Real Estate Transfers Filed Wednesday
Transfer records show several deeds with names including O Leary Ward Wagenseller Realty Stearns Rainey Beale Weeter and Henderson. Properties involve lots blocks and parcels in North Pocatello and surrounding areas with dates 1925 1 9 to 1 10 1926 and acreages up to 80. Authorities include the land bank and sheriff.
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O’leary
Henry
Irene A. Ward
Henderson
H. W
Don C. Peoples
Wagenseller Realty Company
Georges C. Stearns
North Pocatello
Turner Trust Company
Joseph Rainey
Weeter
John
Et. Ux
S.R
E.B.M
Holland Bank
Idaho House Advances Education Measures and Water Act
The legislature passed measures to expand teacher certification for all schools and amended statutes to implement the program. A bill to prohibit using Idaho waters outside the state was rushed through under suspension, aiming to block Colorado river basin projects and curb out-of-state water claims.
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Itw
Reed
Kootenai
Sutcliffe
Idaho
McMurray
Teed
Sutehrie
Two Generals Retire From Service In New York
Major General Robert Lee Bullard retires after forty years and relinquishes command of the second army corps area at Governor's Island to Major General Charles P. Summerall. He plans to enter business in New York and warned of inadequate coastal defense risks to New York City.
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Bullard
Busines
New York
Robert Lee Bullard
Second Army Corps
Governor's Island
Charles P. Summerall
Pershing
Hunter Liggett
America
Rémon
New York City
Wheeler Trial Transfer Proposed to DC Courts
Washington reports a plan to move the Montana case against Senator Wheeler to the District of Columbia courts. The charge involves taking money for lobbying before a government department after his Senate election, with the acts tied to Washington land permit matters. Justice Department officials declined to comment on grand jury steps.
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Washington
Apj
Montana
Wheeler
District of Columbia
Senate
General Land Office
Gordon Campbell
Department of Justice
Hett Sentenced to Firing Squad in Utah Case
Salt Lake City January 15 AP Henry C Hett also known as George Allen was sentenced to a firing squad at the Utah state prison on February 20 for the 1922 fatal shooting of Police Sergeant N P Pierce. Arthur Hayes Hett's companion receives a life term.
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Salt Lake City
Henry C. Hett
George Allen
Utah State Prison
N. P. Pierce
Arthur Hayes
Hett
State Supreme Court
Harrowing Tale Told by Censor and Yuma Irrigation Funding
Mrs Evelyn Frances Snow of Mount Vernon Ohio testified at the National Motion Picture conference that she lost her chairmanship of Ohio censors for refusing to pass a film after being offered a Europe trip and a fine car. She said officials pursued approvals through money and threats and an acid pain in her office. A separate note reports Congress omitted a $200000 grant for the Yuma irrigation project in Arizona from the deficiency bill.
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Washington
Evelyn Frances Snow
Mount Vernon
Ohio
National Motion Picture Conference
Ohio Board of Censors
Europe
Motion Picture
Sears
Good Night Stories Find A New Game For Friends
Billy and four friends quarrel on the porch about games. Their mother ends the fuss and offers to seek new games. A cheerful elf arrives promising fun as they set off to discover fresh amusements.
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Billy
Billy finds himself in a South American game circle
Billy accompanies Go comeback to a ground of unfamiliar boys in South America. A large boy invites him to try a game named Tanganillo Chito described as a prop and money game played with stones or buttons or pennies. The scene hints at a cultural exchange and a curious, playful challenge.
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Billy
Gocomeback
South America
Billy learns a new street game and shares with friends
A boy named Billy watches a circle and penny game played by boys in a crowd. He tries the game with locals, then returns home to tell his mother. She invites the South American and local children to join, and they enjoy an afternoon knocking pebbles off a broomstick for cookies.
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Boye
Billy
Marmola Tablets Claim Quick Fat Reduction
Prominent fat that shows and stays is described as a burden to carry and a hindrance to activity. The ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a pleasant effective fat loss aid to use after meals and at bedtime. Sold for one dollar a box or ordered from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
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General Motors
Detroit, Mich
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