New Tech Bill Debated In Idaho Legislature
In Idaho at Pocatello debate grows over creating a full college for the Idaho Technical Institute. Opponents fear it becomes a university through broadened degrees, while supporters push for a constrained college model. In Boise discussions also focus on life and endowment policy reforms.
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Tribune
House
Idaho
I Daho Technical
Pocatello
Aves
Webster
Idaho Tech
the Tech
Senate
Walter Newcomb
Bannock County
SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE
Mary of Macon Georgia suffers severe right side pain during the Change of Life and cannot lie on her left side. After two months in bed with no relief a lodger suggests Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She starts taking it and reports relief after one to two weeks.
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Macon
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Former Weiser Woman Supreme Court Judge
Edith Wilmans, appointed with two other women as a special Supreme Court judge for a Texas land case, lived in Weiser for several months in 1919. Her husband Hall Wilmans managed the Weiser branch of Oakes & Co grocery until spring 1920, while she practiced law in Dallas.
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Weiser
Edith Wilmans
Supreme Court
Texas
Hall Wilmans
Oakes & Co
Boiac
Wilmans
Dallas
Boise Youths Admit Christmas Home Burglary
Two Boise youths aged 19, George H. Dulinsky and Delano Mills, confessed to first degree burglary after robbing M. T. Stewart at 1010 North Twentieth Street last November to buy gifts for their sweethearts. They are jailed in Ada County with $1,500 bail each. most items including silverware and jewelry have been recovered or returned to owners.
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M. TD. Stewart
North Twentieth Street
George H. Dulinsky
Delano Mills
Adam c
Eail Norris
Justice of the Peace
Stewart
Mackie Bascom Wedding Ties Blackfoot to Salt Lake City
Harold II Mackie and Mabel Bascom wed in Salt Lake City at 2 p m on Wednesday and plan to live there. Blackfoot high basketball teams prepare for doubleheader at Shelley Friday night. Riobert Marsh of Pocatello, Equitable Life district manager, attended to business in Blackfoot. Pr H Troutner left for Omaha to join wife at bedside of a daughter critically ill. Mr and Mrs D C Jones of Moore announce birth of a son. Mrs Jones formerly Erma La Fever. The 11 year old son of Jacob Stutznegger died at Wapello.
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J. C. Mackie
Harold II Mackie
Mabel Bascom
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Blackfoot High
Sheliey
Riobert Marsh
Pocatello
Equitable Life Insurance Co
H. Troutner
Omaha
Troutner
D.C Jones
Moore
Jones
Erma la
Jacob Stutznegger
Wapello
American Falls Family Travel for Medical Care
Mr and Mrs William Frodsham of Rockland passed through American Falls en route to Pocatello with their young daughter Betty for medical attention. Their daughter is ill, while Mr Frodsham, who had surgery a week ago, is recovering. Glenn Sanders of Portland learned of his sister Nalda Sanders Lee’s death in Rockland and travels onward. Mrs Sparks’s ill child at Bethany Deaconess hospital in Pocatello shows improvement. Mr Myers and wife attend Boise for legal matters pertaining to his brother’s estate.
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Tribune
American Falls
William Frodsham
Rockland
Pocatello
Betty
Paul Sparks
Bethany Deaconess Hospital
Glenn Sanders
Portland
Ore
Nalda Sanders Lee Frodsham
Vond
General Hospital
Frodsham
Mr. Myers
Boise
Local Notes From Downey and Nearby Areas
Downey scene includes Will Evans returning from Pocatello after medical care. Jess Coffin and new wife Vera Kay with family visit Swan Lake kin. Vera Kay and children back home after guests with Ole Johnson. Ira Spidell leaves for Utah on business. Vern Jensen, first trick operator at Bancroft, visits family in town.
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Tribune
Downey
Will Evans
Pocatello
Jess Coffin
Vera Kay
Swan Lake
Ole Johnson
Ira Spidell
Utah
Vern Jensen
Bancroft
New walking coat features pleated flare for movement
The latest walking coat in New York showcases a skirt flared by inverted pleats from low side pockets. The design aims to secure freedom of movement while maintaining style.
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New York
Mass Meeting Idaho Falls to Devise Open County Roads
A mass meeting of business men and farmers will convene in Idaho Falls city hall to devise ways to keep county roads open in winter and year round. Rural mail delivery issues and potato marketing costs highlight transportation woes, with resolutions to state highway officials and appeals to Senator Yeaman for tax policy support.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
State Highway Department
French
State
Merit Badges Will Be Awarded At Blackfoot Scout Court
Bery Blevens oversees the Blackfoot area council merit badge effort with 63 subjects. A court of honor on Friday at 7 30 p m in the courthouse will examine about 20 boys for second class first class and merit badges with one candidate seeking the eagle scout rank. Public attendance is invited.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bery Blevens
Area Council
Boy Scouts
Blevens
Court of Honor
Adair
L. K F. Woodruff
Rex Dunlap
W. W. Beck
Ray McCleaVend
Boise Polo Club Elects Officers and Plans Incorporation
Boise Polo club moved to incorporate at a Wednesday luncheon at the Owyhee hotel. Edwin Snow, Ross Cady, and W G Jenkins Jr head the incorporating committee. A charter application will be filed this week, with officer elections set for the next meeting. A 21 member director slate was approved, Fred Mann named temporary chairman and Clyde Kutler temporary secretary.
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Boise
Owyhee Hotel
Edwin Snow
Ross Cady
W. G. Jenkins, Jr
Fred Mann
Clyde Kutler
Cameo Girl Tonight at Blackfoot Theatre
Blackfoot January 29 The Cameo Girl will be staged at the Orpheum theatre this evening with a large Blackfoot cast of amateur actors including 165 participants. The Current Event club leads the ticket drive as both evening shows and a student matinee draw hoped for a full house.
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Blackfoot
Orpheum Theatre
Burglars Make Good Haul at Golden Aate Store
Twin Falls police report a Tuesday night break in at the Golden Aate store netted about 200 dollars in high quality goods and 22.50 in pennies and small change. The theft appears well planned with a skeleton key access and a panel cut from an inner door. Officers continue investigating whether a vehicle or gang aided the burglary.
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Twin Falls
Golden Aate
H. A. Burs
W. H. van Engelen
Blackfoot High to Host February Band Concert
The Blackfoot high school band, 45 players strong, will perform 12 numbers at the auditorium on Wednesday February 4 at 8 pm. The program features three overtures a fine waltz and Sousa marches. Miss Capellai's expression class members join several numbers and Prof BE W Stout has directed the band for three years.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
Sousa
Blackfoot Kich
Miss Capellai
BE. W. Stout
Idaho Falls Elks Admit 15 Candidates at Lodge Meeting
Idaho Falls loge No. 1687 B P O E held a winter meeting admitting 15 candidates. Members from Rigby Rexburg and Shelley attended. Pantages vaudeville entertainers provided a cabaret show during the banquet. Rehearsals begin February 12 for the Cameo girl show on February 28 and 29 under Elks auspices.
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Idaho Falls
B. P. OE
Rigby
Rexburg
Shelley
the Elks
Injunction Stands in Salmon River Canal Suit
Twin Falls briefs will be filed in the Salmon River Canal company injunction suit brought by Stef fan Lee against Murray Brookman and Gall, with Mepps T. Hackman and Judge James R. Bothwell as defendants. The temporary injunction remains pending a decision after the matter was presented to Judge Bailey.
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Twin Falls
Salmon River Canal Company
Steffan Lee
Pop Murray Brookman
Seting
T. K. Hackman
James R. Bothwell
Bailey
T. Bailey Lee
Downey Woman Attacked by Unknown Man
Mrs. Ira Hillman, wife of a rancher near Downey, was attacked in her kitchen when she and her two year old child were alone. The assailant demanded money, beat her, and wrested a knife from her before she could load a gun. she later identified the attacker as a middle aged man with a mustache in an army overcoat. Descriptions were sent to Utah towns and authorities suspect the suspect fled toward McCammon.
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the Tribune
Downey
Ira Hillman
Hillman
McCammon
Logan
Ogden
Brigham City
Utah
Bostonian Syncopators Form After Name Change
The orchestra once called Lew's Bostonians cuts ties with Mr. Goldstein and adopts the name The Bostonian Syncopators. Signed by The Bostonian Syncopators.
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Bostonians
Mr. Goldstein
Bostonian Syncopators
Estray Notice for Gray Mare Brand MG in Inkom
A gray mare about 1100 pounds branded MG on the left shoulder is in Kilgaard Inkom's possession and will be sold according to law 30 days from first publication. The notice dates to d- twenty two point twenty nine.
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Kilgaard
Inkom
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