Gay Fourth At Idaho Falls Parade Opens July Celebrations
Idaho Falls marked the Fourth with a large parade led by the 38th infantry battalion from Fort Balti Lake and ex servicemen floats. Governor Setemeet Moore spoke on patriotism. the night featured the Spirit of No Man's Land pageant at Reno Park with war reenactments and an estimated several thousand spectators.
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Idaho Falls
38Th Infantry
Fort Balt Lake
Setemeet
Moore
Idaho
Hylan
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Comunence
Reno Park
France
Jailbreakers Davis and De captured near Kimberly
Twin Falls July 4 The jail breaking burglars William Davis and Noel De were recaptured at 5 30 p m by Deputy Sheriff Charles E Jones Chief Ralph F Leighton and John Bigby of Twin Falls and Constable J W Gellotley of Kimberly in a two room farm house four miles south of Kimberly and about two miles from the Fred Williams where De Roboam was taken on the first arrest James Conway the Dietrich post office robber was not found.
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Twin Falls
William Davis
Noel de
Charles E. Jones
Ralph F. Leighton
John Bigby
J. W. Gellotley
Kimberly
Fred Williams
James Conway
Dietrich
Racing Pigeons Return From Great Falls Flight Delayed
Blackfoot reports racing pigeons liberated for nests in Great Falls Moat took eight hours to reach home, longer than the usual seven. Stormy weather and a week’s confinement in Blackfoot hindered exercise and feeding, likely slowing their flight. A later release also yielded longer journeys, with seven birds about nine hours en route before homeward arrival.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Great Falls
Moat
Oakland
Calif
Road signs promote Craters of the Moon via Blackfoot route
Merrill Boyle of Neil Fo Boyle Hardhward company oversees milepost signs along the Lost River and an enormous sign at Blackfoot's south Yellowstone entrance. The campaign directs travelers toward Craters of the Moon and Yellowstone routes, with over forty milepost signs planned to the Butte county line.
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Blackfoot
Merrill
Boyle
Neil, Fo Boyle Hardhward ‘Company
Lost River Territory
Yellowstone Park
Craters of the Moon
Yellowstone Highway
Yellowstone
Lost River Highway
Blac'foot
Snake River
Butte County
Mackay Freight Report Shows Mining Leads Shipments
Mackay freight data for the past month shows mining as the leading outgoing and incoming category, followed by autos wool and gal and oil. Total 51 cars and 445 430 pounds of local merchandise moved with rails handling concentrates wood gas oil cement plaster autos mining machinery and more.
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Mackay
Saygee Satars
Dessert Molded with Gelatin For Individual Servings
Dissolve one tablespoon gelatin in cold water then hot water to make half a cup. Beat four egg whites to stiff peaks and fold in gelatin and three quarters cup sugar. Color half with fruit coloring. Mold in waxed paper lined pans, top with chopped nuts, and serve with whipped cream.
American Falls dam and reservoir celebration on air
Radio stations KGW Oregonian KFAU Browning Bros Ogden will broadcast short radiograms announcing the July 13 dedication of the American Falls Idaho dam and reservoir. The project will flood American Falls and create a 1,700,000 acre foot irrigation lake with events planned including an historic pageant and daylight fireworks. Senator Borah and R E Shepherd praise the publicity and scheduled festivities for south Idaho jubilee.
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American Falls
KGW
Oregonian
Portland
Ore
KFAU
Boise
Browning Bros
Ogden
Wil
Great American Falls
Idaho
Hubert Work
Snake River Valley
United States
Arrow Rock
Jackson Lake
Wyoming
South Idaho
Enator
William’ E. Borah
Idaia
Dake
Ae Eaibrathia
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
East
Pocatello
Iidaho
Salmon catch and local notices mark Blackfoot July 4
Blackfoot residents report a 25 pound salmon speared on a recent trip and a marriage license issued for George Parker and Lena Bible. Eva Weir leaves Blackfoot High to join Tech English. Ford caravan demonstrates truck savings. routes from Salt Lake to American Falls after July 12 celebration. Accident at Meules hotel injures Otto Wolfe and James Bent. Bent suffers a broken kneecap.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Harl H. Weaver
Adair
George Parker
Lena Bible
Eva Weir
Blackfoot High
Tech
Eccles
M. A. Browning
Georges. Eccles
Logan
W. E. Bills Arte Co
Ford Motor Caravan
Salt Lake Pen
Dune 22
Eae
Ashton
American Falls
BO West
Wes
Wheels
Ritory
Otto Wolfe
James Bent
Kevles
Meules
Laddsta
Bent
Mr. Wolfe
Butter Shipment From Cadwell To Los Angeles Reported
Cadwell reports the fifth butter shipment to Los Angeles since May 15 valued around 0,000, sent last Saturday by the Dairy men’s Cooperative Creamery of Boise Valley. Three churnings occurred Sunday for about 3000 pounds. J W Thompson, a leading patron, milks cows and sends cream daily while dairy men sign weekly contracts. a new 25x25 foot lean-to adds space for a garage with plans for an ice cream plant next spring.
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Cadwell
Los Angeles
Dairymen’s Cooperative Creamery
Coe Boise Valley
Atest
J. W. Thompson
Miling al Cown
Mr. Thompson
J. R. Brown
Am & Garage
Holiday club meetings note Declaration paper read
Idaho Falls reports the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs held July 4 observations with a paper on the Declaration of Independence by Paul T. Peterson. Also a vehicle rollover near Firth Blackfoot injuring Mr and Mrs Farnsworth who were visiting from Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Yeaman departs for New York July 4 en route to Europe with stays in The Hague Brussels and Paris.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Rotary
Kiwanis
Paul T. Peterson
Joe Farkworth
Firth and
Blackfoot
Farnsworth
Los Angeles
Margaret Yeaman
New York
Holland
Miss Yeaman
Hague
Brussels
Paris
Nighttime chills for travelers in Wyoming hotels
A written chat with tourists recalls frigid nights in Wyoming and how they used Sunday newspapers as blankets. The piece lists numerous visitors staying over a weekend at the Crow, Bannock, Yellowstone, and St. Marie hotels, including merchants, realtors, stockmen, and residents from Boise, Twin Falls, Ogden, Salt Lake City, and beyond.
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D. Smith
Burley
Crow
C. D. Melton
Twin Falls
Mr. Melton
G. Evans
Yellowstone
H. L. Nash
Ashton
Nash
M. R. Kelly
Ogden
Bannock
B. Crayne
Nampa
Banock
H. Whitworth
Bancroft Stockman
Ee Sretcrert
Bt. A
List of names and places from Utah attendance
A sequence of names and towns appears, listing individuals such as Iverson Ogden Greech and Jenson Salt Lake along with others from Caldwell Denver Idaho Falls Preston Arco Ogden Logan and Salt Lake. The fragmentary text reads like a roster or attendee list without narrative context.
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la. Iverson
Ogden
J.H. Greech
Salt Lake
G. A. Jenson
J. L. Guaecach
H. S. Hawkes
Caldwell
C. EK. Dickson
G. M. Shaw
Denver
B. Benson
Logan
J. Bentley
Buhl
J. P. Hendrick
L. C. Kerns
Thirty three Cars to Make Trip to Boise July Fourth
The On to American Falls committee reports thirty three cars with an average four passengers each, forming a 132 citizen delegation bound for Boise for the July 13 celebration. Registration at the chamber office is urged to gauge total cargvorners. Guy Flenner of the Idaho Reclamation association will be the only insider trusted with stunt plans. A service car with experts and equipment will aid crippled motorists if enough participants commit.
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Boise
American Falls’’ Committee
Chamber
Guy Flenner
Idaho Reclamation Association
American Falls
Train schedule card lists multiple routes and connections
A rail and steamship timetable dated June 18 1925 shows trains arriving from the East and West with numerous numbers and routes including Portland Chicago Salt Lake Butte Yellowstone and Mackay connections. It notes passenger transfers to branch lines and mentions ship tickets and a ticket agent in Pocatello.
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Gregan River
Nampa
Gelag North Yo
Butte
Mackay Datty
Minidoka
Shoshone
Glenns Ferry
Asmuspe
Twin Falls
Roeting
Night time mischief in Mabe-believe Land tale
In a whimsical scene David Dorn meets Happy Giggles and Mr Hamster behind wires. They tour a burrow built under ground by a hamster who explains they sleep from autumn to February and wake for food, sharing playful banter about fur color and manners.
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David
Mabe-believe Land
Daddy Rat
Hamster
David Dorn
Mr. Hamater
Hamater
Davi
Home Hotel Lava Hot Springs Ad Offers Mineral Baths
Mrs Willard Parish in charge promotes the Home Hotel Lava Hot Springs with hot and cold water in every room and mineral baths in the basement. Dining room service with home cooking and reasonable rates by day or week.
Hamster Colony Rules Echo Zoo Scene at Closing Time
A keeper feeds a hamster named Mr. Hamster with 80.49 feed while Happy Giggles and David slip through the enclosure wires. The two exits occur as a bell rings and the zoo closes for the day, with references to Februs and April colony behaviors.
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Howse
America
Asia
Happy Giggles
David
Mr. Hamster
Dead Man Grips Control of Signal
Conductor C J Owen on a Hollis street run found the block signal held up by a dead tower man Thomas H Corker 63 whose cold hand gripped the control that raised the semaphore blocking Owens train. Heart disease listed as cause of Corker s death.
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Oakland
C. J. Owen
Key System
Transit Sempany
Hollis Street
Owen
Thomas H. Corker
Owens
Corker
Idaho Cattle Growers Plan Statewide Meeting Tour
Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers association officials will hold meetings across the grazing region from Owyhee county to the Tetons. Secretary L. E B. Diling ham will collect first hand information from cattle growers for the U S senate public lands committee in July, with a joint Salt Lake City meeting with the President's agricultural committee in August.
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Mackay
Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Owyhee County
Tetons
Idaho
L. E B. Dillingham
U. S. Senate Public Lands Committee
Fucalcilo
President
Salt Lake City
Avalanche Dam Remains After Wyoming Slide
Mrs Louis Ferris of Arco reports a major mountain slide near Jackson Wyoming that dammed a river creating a large reservoir. The flood blocks irrigation for James Boyle and Steve Callahan until the river forms a new channel and water returns.
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Arco
Louis Ferris
Jackson
Wyo
West Long
James Boyle
Steve Callahan
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