Idaho Falls Luncheon Highlights Marketing and Rail Cooperation
State Utilities Commissioner and former Idaho Secretary of State c c spoke at the Idaho Falls chamber forum luncheon. H J Arnett of the American Railroad Association joined in urging farmer shipper advisory board cooperation to improve marketing and railway service as the region grows. Gibson praised Snake River valley development and noted upcoming needs for additional railroad cars to handle expected fall crops. Approximately 56 attendees observed a strong turnout.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Gibson
Mr. Arnett
Snake River Valley
Boise
Idaho
Local Reception Hosts Out of Town Guests
The gathering included Mr Gibson and Mr Arnett along with W. Lloyd Adams of Hexburg, noted as publisher and bank receiver, as guests from outside town.
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Mr. Gibson
Mr. Arnett
W. Lloyd Adams
Hexburg
Accident Victim Tommy Taylor Improves After Robin Crash
Tommy Taylor a 20 year old son of Joseph Y. Taylor was thrown from his horse near Robin last Thursday due to heavy rain making the road slippery. He suffered a double fracture and skull concussion and lay unconscious for a week until a surgery by Doctor Mullin at the General Hospital. He is now regaining consciousness and strength, with friends and relatives hopeful for full recovery.
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Tommy Taylor
Joseph Y. Taylor
Robin
Mullin
Eneral Hospital
Tommy
Thomas ,Exeter
District Fair Board Meets at Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho District fair executive board met in Bingham county agent office in Blackfoot Tuesday afternoon. T. J. Bennett of Shellay chaired. J. Fieldsted secretary and GM. C. C. Clarke treasurer. J. W. Thomett attended. Premium list material submitted and approved. George A. Taylor bid to paint all fair grounds buildings. American Legion band bid for music submitted. not all accepted as other bands may bid.
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Tribune
Bingham County
T. J. Bennett
Shellay
J. Fieldsted
C. C. Clarke
J. W. Thomett
George A. Taylor
Fair
American Legion Band
Hailey Man recalls driving old stages in 1880s
Hailey Idaho resident Dan Beaton recollects his stage driving days for John Hailey in 1882. He describes routes between Baker and Huntington and notes the Oregon Trail crossing near Olds Ferry above Huntington. Beaton, born in Ingersoll Canada, later naturalized in Detroit and settled in Idaho after moving through California and Reno.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Dan Beaton
Hailey
Idaho
John Hailey
Baker
Huntington
Beaton
Olds’ Ferry
Payette
Oregon
Ingersoll
Canada
Deetroit
California
Reno
Nevada
Idho
Summer travel and visits populate Idaho Falls social scene
Idaho Falls residents plan trips and host guests wekkending as Miss Bertha Cass returns from Salt Lake City. Crowder departs for Tennessee to spend the summer. Mrs McDonald and Mrs Steyer visit from Indiana and Illinois for a reunion.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
T. B. Crowder
Cookville
Tennessee
Crowder
W. A. Crowder
George N. McDonald
Shrevesport
McDonald
Joseph Steyer
Ise Bertha Cass
IL. D. 8
Salt Lake City
Miss Cass
Lena D. Miller
Ogden
George W. Edgington
E Street
Otto Schmidt
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Wise Evans
Twin Falls
L. C. Webb
Los Angeles
W. BR. Pagmire
Idaho
J. H. Peterson
Provo
Utah
William Clayton
Clayton
Peter Non
Carlson
Rawleigh Retailers Relocate to North Arthur Street
The Rawleigh Retailers have moved from 336 West Clark to 806 North Arthur. The telephone number is now 1625-3.
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Rawleigh
Clark
North Arthur
Dye
Injured Cokeville Child Dies After Belt Accident
Robert Lamont six year old son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Lamont of Cokeville Wyo fatally injured at home when caught in a rotary belt driving a buzz saw attached to his fathers car wheel The skull fracture and internal injuries were noted he died a few hours after the accident The family is bound for Logan Utah for burial Lamont formerly lived in McCammon
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Tribune
McCammon
Robert Lamont
Hubert A. Lamont
Cokeville
Wyo
Robert
Mr. Lamont
Logan
Utah
Funeral in St Joseph for Ferris family head
Mrs. R B Ferris and family travel to St Joseph Missouri for the funeral of Mr R B Ferris. His son Walter and daughter Cora Belle go with relatives as Mrs Crumme and Ferris' mother arrive from St Joseph. Community offers sympathy on the bereaved journey. Also reports a Girl Scout picnic in City Park with about twenty scouts and a Swastika camp group trip to the park led by Mrs Wattcomb and guardian aides.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
R. B. Ferris
Walter
Max
Maude Crumme
Cora Belle
Madame Ferris
William Cromme
St. Joseph
Bleckfoot
Ruth Chapman
City Park
Swastila Camp
W. Wattcomb
Florence Dore
Iva Dunnegan
Louise EB. Spauiding
Owen chosen to represent Idaho postal clerks at national convention
Arence Owen of the local post office department was named to represent the Idaho Federation of Postal Clerks at the national convention in Kansas City on September 1. The appointment came at the federation’s state convention in Burley on July 4.
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Tribune Speciedatio
Arence “Owen
Post Office
Idaho Federation of Postal Clerks
Kansas City
Mr. Owen
Federation
Burley
Dubois Family Arrives in Blackfoot for Summer Vacation
Hon. Fred T. Dubois and Mrs. Dubois arrived from Washington D C on Monday evening and have settled into their Blackfoot home for a summer stay.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief from Digestive Ailments
An advertisement asserts stomach, liver and intestinal troubles cause grouchiness and bloating. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and allays inflammation to cure stomach and related ailments including appendicitis.
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Mayr
Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association Finalizes 1924 Crop Settlement
The Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association distributed 5 088 41 among members as final payment for the 1924 bean crop marketed through the group. Beans totaled 12 480 360 pounds with gross proceeds of 730 887 96 and net returns of 5 41 per hundredweight after a 4 cent per hundredweight distribution. Secretary T M Baird notes increased business and lower marketing costs versus prior seasons.
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Twin Palls
Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association
Few Arrests Recorded Idaho Falls Fourth of July
Idaho Falls police and the sheriff report few arrests after the city’s record Fourth of July crowd. Palm Billiard parlors proprietor R. Albers faces liquor sale charges with a July 11 hearing and $500 bond. Emma Fink and D. C. Peterson also held on similar charges with bonds set at $500 each awaiting federal court hearings.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Sheriff’s Office
If. R. Albers
Palm Billiard
U. S
Kenneth Mackenzie
Emma Fink
Oxford Rooms
D. C
The Frozen Sucker and Sly Sales pitches at Barnum’s
A quirky ad column features Barnum boasting about suckers and subtle jabs at customers. It markets quirky items like a flavored frozen sucker with a stick and wraps, claims high quality finger rings, and offers liberal collateral loans. It also plugs Dazen Radios and a $22.50 watch.
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Barnum
Barnaum
R. R.t
MacMillan
Progress pageant to feature Twin Falls celebration
Twin Falls Idaho July 8 A pageant of progress depicting the advance of civilization in the intermountain region is planned as a feature of Pioneer Day celebrations on July 24. The street parade will show Indians Lewis and Clark expedition frontiersmen traders and trappers Ogden Utah founded 1827 Mormon arrival 1847 1849 gold seekers pony express freight wagons and more.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Intermountain
Ogden
Utah
Ford Account Tied Up in Libel Case Battle
Federal Judge Knox refused to set aside an attachment secured by Herman Bernstein editor of the Jewish Tribune against Henry Ford and the Dearborn Publishing company pending a libel trial for 200000 dollars. About 65000 dollars of Ford’s New York bank accounts are tied up. Ford’s counsel offered an affidavit by Ford but the judge called it inadequate. William J. Cameron editor of the Dearborn Independent filed an affidavit taking full responsibility. Ford’s counsel named Ford as an innocent party.
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FORD
New York
Knox
Herman Bernstein
The
Jewish Tribune
Henry Ford
Dearborn Publishing Company
Fords
William J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Admiral Fiske on domestic law and international force
Admiral Fiske suggests that international law is effective only when backed by force, paralleling his view on domestic law. He emphasizes the role of power in enforcing legal norms.
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Fiske
Seeley Aids Rupture Repair with Spermatic Shield at Bannock Hotel
F H Seeley a rupture expert from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Bannock hotel in Pocatello Friday July 10. He promotes the Spermatic Shield as an advance over former methods claiming rapid opening and no surgery or injections. Seeley cites government documentation and offers demonstrations without charge. caution advised against elastic treatments.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Mr. Seeley
England
Spain
Sealey
United States
Washington, D. C
Home Office
N. Dearborn
No Reports on Coal Situation Reassure President
Swampscott Massachusetts July AP President Coolidge shows no immediate concern over coal outlook as he monitors developments. He engages with government officials while awaiting official briefings, receiving information through press dispatches and keeping in touch with Secretary Davis and others on potential wage and production implications.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
Davis
Lager Department
Coigmerce Department
Ina
Washington
Butler laughs at Marblehead house near President Coolidge
New Bedford July report says William M. Butler chairman of the Republican National Committee laughed at a Boston story claiming he took a summer house at Marblehead Neck to be near President Coolidge. Butler is at his summer home on Martha’s Vineyard.
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New Bedford
Mass
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Boston
Marble Head Neck
Coolidge
Butler
Mohu
Martha's Vineyard
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