Idaho Falls Fourth of July No Man's Land Spectacle Draws 20000
Teithene Special Idaho Falls saw a crowd of about twenty thousand witness the No Man's Land military pageant by the Bonneville Post American Legion. Fort Douglas troops opened with a drill set against a German spy scenario ending in a hospital objective, heavy artillery, rockets, flares, and machine gun fire. The display closed with fallen heroes and nurses, a stark depiction of war as it was in France.
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Teithene
Idaho Falls
Idaho
No Man's Land
Bonneville Post
American Legion
Snake River Valley
Legion
France
Star Bu
Fort Douglas
America
Bedlam
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Appeals to Verena Carpenter
Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming describes relief from painful monthly cycles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior severe symptoms that kept her from school and resting days and now supports a large family with five children while performing housework.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Lydia
Verbena Carpenter
Festival Center Dam Celebration Attractions Listed
The American Falls celebration on July 13 will feature a Hawaiian village and musical acts by Hawaiian boys and girls, a wrestling display by Don Kolloff, and Mike Reed in a middleweight bout. Auto polo arrangements and a large concessions lineup are planned with bands from DeMolay, Shop Men's, Twin Falls, Blackfoot and Rigby high schools, plus a colored quartet. Governor Moore, Senator Borah, and others are slated as principal speakers with RR K. Shepherd as master of ceremonies.
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Festival Center
Jack Taylor
Pocatello Theatre
Butte
Mike Reed
Don Kolloff
Steet
Mr. Taylor
Pocatello
Twin Falls
American Legion Band
Blackfoot
Rigby High School
Theo Peterberg
Preston
American Falls
Moore
Borah
Reclamation Mead
Tea Pobriko
Bannocks
Judge Baum
RR. K. Shepherd
Jerome
Local Residents Tell of Visits and Illness in Lava Hot Springs
Mrs Charles Peck has been seriously ill at home for a week. Marguerite Forrest of Downey visited and friends over the weekend. B C Madill Keith and Watson Miller with relatives travel to Salt Lake City returning Tuesday evening. Dorothy Parish of Pocatello spent the weekend with relatives. Idaho Loan and Investment Co. staff Harry Hurlburt return after weekend baths and business. Aleen Peck arrived from Salt Lake City to spend the summer with her parents. C C Wade family from Ogden visited then moved to Montpelier. Emerson Shurtilff spent Friday at Pocatello visiting friends.
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Harry Hurlburt
Idaho Loan and Investment Co
Pocatello
Aleen Peck
Salt Lake City
Miss Peck
Charles Peck
C. C. Wade
Ogden
K. H. Schilling
Montpelier
Emerson Shurtilff
Frends
Births and travels noted in Blackfoot area notices
Blackfoot backtown Foose and Mrs Owen Romney of Provo announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Romney formerly Miss Vivian McDonald. Mr and Mrs Egli rejoice over a son born July 5. Julian F Kniffin and Anna Lavata of Fort Hall wed July 6. Rev J C Ingham and Mrs Ingham with sons Russell and James leave for Sault Lake City. D B Kennedy of Palo Alto visits family and plans a park tour. Rex James Johnston drives to Salt Lake City. Miss Mary Vine to visit before Midwest mission. Ex Senator Whitcomb delivered Fourth of July address in Mackay.
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Backtown
Mra
Ingham
Russell
James
Sault Lake City
D. B. Kennedy
Palo Alito
California
Hugh S. Kennedy
Beattie
Rex Arenes
James D. Johnston
Salt Lake City
Johnston
Miss Mary Vine
Miss Vine
Midwest
Whitcomb
Mackay
Senators Halt Athletica in Tight Encounter
The Washington Senators prove the sole consistent obstacle as they avoid permits on cameo plays against the Athletica, securing a narrow contest.
Postponed Diesel Engine Purchase by Idaho Falls Council
Idaho Falls city council tabled the Diesel engine purchase for thirty days and will decide by August 7. Most bids from eastern firms were rejected. Fulton Iron Works Worthington DeLaval and La Vergne machine bids will be reconsidered with reps at the first August meeting to reach an agreement.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Fulton Iron Works
Worthington Machine Company
Ded la Vergne Machine Company
Death of Lee Olsen sparks Bancroft funeral services
In Bancroft on July 7 funeral services were held for Lee Olsen the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olsen. George H. Fisher and Cyrus Tolman spoke at the LDS meeting house. Lee died after an on porch accident and head injury. interment followed at Bancroft cemetery. He is survived by his parents and one brother Richard.
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L. D. Cs
Lee
Henry Olsen
George H. Fisher
Cyrus Tolman
Soda Springs Hospital
Bancroft Cemetery
Richard
Lamont family mourns as boy dies in home accident
Cokeville Wyoming resident Robert A Lamont and family travel to Logan Utah with the body of their five year old son Bobbie after he was fatally injured in a Sunday accident. He was caught in a circular saw belt and died within minutes.
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McCammon
Robert A. Lamont
Cokeville
Wyoming
Logan
Utah
Bobbie
Lamont
Union Pacific
R. L. Dixon
Los Angeles
Mr. Myers
Preston
Myers
Henry Meyers
California
Dixon
Auxiliary delegates named for state convention
At the last meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Mrs J N Noyer and Mrs Orville Davis were elected delegates to the state convention to be held in Halley August 6 8
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
J. N. Noyer
Orville Davis
Halley
McCammon Boy Struck In Fourth Of July Accident
Ted Harkness fired a 45 calibre salute at McCammon on the Fourth of July. The shell misfired and injured his left thumb, with doctors hopeful remaining tissue may heal though some loss of use is possible. The incident marred the town’s otherwise calm celebration and prompted medical attention.
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Tribune
McCammon
Ted Harkness
Ted
Idaho Spud Prospects Bright For Idaho Potatoes
W. A. Molden of Quincy Washington reports from Blackfoot that Idaho potato prices should rise as frost destroyed crops in Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Iowa. Molden visited Black River Falls Wisconsin and traveled through the central states before continuing home.
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Blackfoot
W. A Molden
Quincy
Washington
Mid-West
C. F. Molden
Idaho
Molden
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Isliots
Iowa
Black River Falls
Central States
Lightning Strikes W. B. Barton Ranch Near Carmen Creek
A severe electrical storm at the Barton ranch meadow on Carmen creek felled haymakers and struck a crowd in the field. Two young men were near death before Herbert Benjam recovered after about 40 minutes of resuscitation. One horse and a dog were killed and a bull rake wrecked.
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Salmon City
W. B. Barton
Carmen Creek
Herbert Benjam
Blackfoot B P W C Picnic entertains fifty at city park
The Blackfoot B P W C held a picnic in the city park Monday evening with about fifty members present. A song and dance program followed, performed in costume by Mrs. Dorothy Dahlstrom, Mrs. Bithell, Mrs. J. J. Boyle, Miss Mary Rowland, Miss Lydia Hutchinson and Miss Ellen Sundquist, with Sundquist playing guitar and Hutchinson in blackface.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Dorothy Dahlstrom
Bithell
J. J. Boyle
Mary Rowland
Lydia Hutchinson
Ellen Sundquist
Hutchinson
Sundqquist
Hub teams show flashes amid Boston baseball gloom
Boston fans endure a rough stretch as the Hub teams struggle to deliver consistent play. Yet isolated moments of sharp handling and hitting hint at brighter days ahead for the city’s baseball scene. The uneven form leaves supporters hopeful but divided about the team’s immediate prospects.
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Boston
Heavy Rains Damage McCammon District
Severe rains near McCammon Idaho caused extensive damage as cloudbursts ripped fences and washed out roads. Floods from dry canyons damaged feed lots hay fields and wheat, with boulders and rocks ruining acres and halting travel in Keadyville and Belle Marsh areas.
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Tribune
McCammon
Idaho
George Gi*tius Ranch
Keadyville
Goodenough Creek
Belle Marsh Creek
The Frozen Sucker and its Sly Seller at 218 E Center St
An advertising text lampoons the phrase there is one born every minute while touting a dealer at 218 E Center St. The pitch boasts a variety of novelty items from finger rings to watches and Zenith radios. The seller promises liberal loans on collateral and markets low prices, with boastful claims of exclusive stock and quick cash.
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Barnum
Neck of the Woods
R. R
Zenith
MacMillan
Holliser's Golden Nugget Tablets Advertise Constipation Relief
Stagnant decayed matter in the stomach and bowels may cause serious trouble. Constipation undermines health and vitality. Halliwell Drug Co. Whittlesey's Pharmacy promotes Holliser's Golden Nugget Tablets to rid you of Constipation.
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Holliser
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
Polo Claimed as One of the Oldest Athletic Sports
The article notes polo as potentially the oldest athletic sport with its origins traced to 600 B C, highlighting its ancient roots and historic reputation.
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