Editors North Idaho Arrange Caravan Tour
The North Idaho chamber of commerce and Idaho State Editorial association plan a July 24 and 25 caravan to McCall for the annual editors meeting. South Idaho editors’ visit last year boosted understanding of universities and schools. this year North Idaho aims to return the favor and tour south Idaho communities. Delegates listed include Perry Mulchell Nezperce and others from Wallace Coeur d Alene Grangeville Lewiston and Bonners Ferry.
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Lewiston
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Line
Idaho State Editorial Association
North Idaho
McCall
Editors Association
Press Association
Irangeville
South Idaho
Grangeville
Moscow
University of Hinho
Lewiston State Normal School
South Faaho
University of Idaho
Lewiston State Normal Schools
Peale
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Orangeville
Gerth
E. W. Trueman
Perry Mulchell
Nezperce
Platt Morrow
Wallace
Elliott Smith
Orofino
J. C. White
Coeur d'Alene
Andy B. Kent
Bonners Ferry
Andrew C. Christianson
Sandovit
Samson Snyder
Frank eGrane
Lloyd Harris
Board backs paving north of Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce board endorses paving the county road north of Idaho Falls and unpaved approaches to the city. City and county urge agreement to fund the work with federal state aid, with Gregory the highway official stating aid will follow. Cliff Read’s resignation from the chamber is accepted, Ross Rutherford appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Gregory
Jefferson County
Ayor Louis
Empeter of Commerce
Ecommi King
Social News From Idaho Falls Visitors and Arrivals
Ed Harper of Chicago arrives to join his wife and sons visiting at Mrs. Bundlie’s home. Dr. and Mrs. Poreveon host visitors Stewart Daniels and family from Champagne Illinois. Nurses superintendent Miss Rhea Kerr heads to Yellow stone Park for a week. Ethel La Rue returns after two years in California and will stay in Swan Valley. Lieutenant Owen leaves for Fort Douglas for two weeks summer school. The Warners return from Lava Hot Springs. Mrs. G B R Smith of Chicago arrives to summer with her mother Emma Carter. Dorothy Smith accompanies her. A son mentioned with Ostenbergs plans. Cadet Franck Osten of West Point visiting with Feurestein family. Celia Neleon of Logan to stay two weeks with Idaho Falls friends. sister of Mrs. Erickson.
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Idaho Falls
Ed Harper
Chicago
Daniels
Dna Ferguson
Rhea Kerr
L. D
S. Hospital
Yellowstone Park
Ethel la Rue
Palo Alto
Calif
la Rue
Swan Valley
Idaho Development, Company
Dan Owen
Fort
Celia Neleon
Logan
Seleon
A. D. Eriokaon
Mackay road open for car travel from Halley
Report from travelers states the Mackay road via Trail creek summit from Halley is in good condition for vehicles. They note excellent fishing at Lost River head. Snow slides from winter have been cleared. The forest service and Blaine and Custer counties have spent about 60 080 in the last two years on this road.
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Mackay
Trail Creek
Halley
Lost River
Forest Service
Blaine
Custer
Oriental Air Route Aimed From Tokyo To Shanghai
A planned air link between Tokyo and Shanghai is under consideration for a forthcoming diet bill. A private syndicate with government backing would operate initially mail transport and later passenger service. The proposed route would fly from Tokyo to Shanghai in about ten hours.
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Oriental
Tokio
Alang
Kagomé
Shanghai
Iren-Tsing
Ose
Land hearing schedule announced for public lands committee
Boise reports the senate public lands committee will hold hearings around September 15 to address range control and grazing fees. Chairman Senator Robert N. Stanfield announced the tour begins August 24 in Salt Lake City, then Montana, Washington, Oregon, ending with Idaho hearings in Boise and Twin Falls, with a possible third in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Senate Public Lands Committee
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
Interior Department
Salt Lake City
National Wool-growers Association
Cattle and Horse Breeders Association
Salt Lake
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Boive
Twin Valls
Posetello
Trout Planting Near Nampa Aims At Local Anglers
Deputy State Game Warden W F E McGee supervised the release of 10 000 eastern brook trout in drainage ditches near Nampa and Caldwell. The initial results are promising and suggest good trout fishing for local anglers within a few years. Twenty cans of trout fry were shipped to Murphy for planting in nearby creeks.
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Nampa
Ida
W. FE. McGee
Caldwell
Murphy
Local notes from Bancroft and vicinity
Mrs William Davis and her young son Richard attend to business in Soda Springs Friday. Miss Roza Barfuer returns home from a visit with her sister Mary in Providence Utah. Mrs T F Brickley learns her sister’s Oklahoma death notice was a mistake and she will not travel. Donald Wagner visits Cambridge and stays with Dr G G Fitz family before rejoining the U S Army band detachment at West Point N Y. Ed Maskell and son-in-law Mr McDonald enjoy a fishing trip. Mrs Christenson of Downy visits Mrs Amos Rigby.
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Tribune Bancroft
William Davis
Richard
Soda Springs Friay
Roza Barfuer
Mary
Providence
Utah
T. F. Brickley
Oklahoma
Cambridge
G. G. Fitz
Mr. Wagner
United States Military Aear
West Pommt
N. Y
Maskell
Mr. McDonald
Mrs. Christenson
Downay
la Vietting
Amos Rigby
Bids Withdrawn and New Offers Sought for Shipping Board Vessels
Several original bidders for 200 shipping board vessels have withdrawn after President Palmer’s award recommendation was rejected by the board. Henry Ford has submitted a new bid. the Boston Iron and Metal Co. of Baltimore had the highest preapproval bid. Bids will be opened July 16. O'Connor seeks timely return of Commissioners Haney and Plummer. Washington also reports a huge corn crop forecast with fair wheat and favorable potato and fruit prospects.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Arraneacy
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Boston Iron and Metal Company of
Baltimore
Henry Ford
Ford
O'Connor
Haney
Plummer
Colidge
Boy dies from kick by horse in Idaho Falls
Donald Hendrickson aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hendrickson of Iona died after a horse kicked him in the abdomen on Monday afternoon at Lincon area. He was in critical condition at LDH hospital before succumbing Thursday evening. Funeral planned for Iona Sunday afternoon.
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Tribune Species
Idaho Falls
Donald Hendrickson
Arthur Hendrickson
Iona
Linco
LD. 8
Lona
Pioneer Day Plans at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls July 1 Pioneer day plans in Bingham stake L D S are elaborate. Reno park will host the day with forenoon program featuring a prominent Salt Lake speaker. Afternoon features races water sports and a ball game. Dancing closes with a grand ball and local business houses observe a partial closing.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Bingham Stake
L. D
Reno Park
Salt Lake
Gas Station Pumps Found Faulty in Idaho Test
Tribune Special Boise reports that 35 of 106 gasoline pumps tested by EB J Crouch of the Idaho state department of agriculture were inaccurate and condemned for repairs across towns including Glenns, Gooding, Bellevue, Gannett, and others. Of 205 scales tested, 73 were condemned and five ordered out of use. The department enforces accuracy of weighing and measuring devices and may enter premises to test and seal equipment.
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Boise
EB. J. Crouch
State Department of Agriculture
Glennsoor Gooding
Bellevue
Gannett
Picabo
Halley
Ketchum
Fairfield
Corral
Hill City
Bennett
Mountain Home
Shoshone
Richfield
Carey
Rio Grande Plans New Coal Line to Selina Valley Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad president Pyeatt announced a new line in the five year program to tap rich coal deposits in Selina valley Utah. The route will depart the main line at Salina and follow a former branch up Salina canyon washed out in a past flood.
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Denver
Colo
Pyeatt
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Selina Valley
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salina
Salina Canyon
Widow of Judge Roard Denies Bank Misconduct
Jackson Tennessee July 13 The widow of Federal Judge J W Rows killed in an automobile accident after his indictment in connection with the failure of the Peoples Savings Bank of Jackson says he did not benefit from drafts or unpaid checks. A state examiner found a shortage of more than 300000 in the bank before it was closed and the judge had prepared a statement for Memphis Bar committees defending him.
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Jackson, Tenn
J. W. Rows
Peoples Savings Bank of
Jackson
Ross
Memphis
Ae Bank & Trust Co
Memywia
Roard
Water gates shut by Boise official provoke arrest
J B Bond Boise Irrigation superintendent and three ditch riders are jailed for locking Canyon county water gates. Bond says he acted under federal orders and a statute denying water to users more than a year in arrears. Federal preemption and state court reach are disputed as water resumes for some settlers.
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Tribune
Boise
J. B. Bond
Mead
Bond
Slayer Knapp Sought for Hempstead Taxi Driver Murder
A Hempstead murder warrant was issued for Philip Knapp 27 of Syracuse charging him with killing Louis Panella. Investigators believe Knapp may be hiding in the Glenn Falls area north of New York and plan to present evidence to the grand jury on July 27.
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Mineola
N. Y
Philip Knapp
Syracuse
Louis Panella
Hempstead
Knipp
Glenns Falls
New York
Cooper
Cornell
Knapp
Weeks
Good Salaries Attract Good Teachers to Nevada
Nevada teachers earn about 61449 yearly, surpassing U S averages and drawing a strong educator cohort. Deputy superintendent notes 97.6 percent hold education beyond high school. only 15 teachers lack six weeks of normal training.
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Nevada
United States
Arimo Men Foil Suspected Hold-Up Near Town
McCammon July 13 Arimo citizens halted what appeared to be an ambush on a passing autoist. A man resting by the road and a possible second party were revealed when armed locals blocked the road, ordered the car away, and sent the group fleeing.
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Tribune
McCammon
Arimo
Hile
Blackbur
Delightful Olive Canape Introduction Sparks Appetite
The article extols olives as a fine meal starter noting their nut like flavor and appeal in canapes and cocktails. It describes sardine and olive canapes with sardine paste mixed with butter onion juice and a tomato topped toast with egg and olives seasoned.
Buenos Aires Prepares for Crown Prince Visit
Buenos Aires plans a record illumination display for the Prince of Wales visit. The city will outline government buildings and Avenida de Mayo with multicolored lights, garlands, and arches while parks and streets feature artistic light decorations and flags of Britain and Argentina. Special attention will decorate the mansion approach.
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Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Government House
Capitol
Avenida de Mayo
Juenos Aires
Broadway
Great Britain
Argentina
New Zeppelin to Be Built in Germany
A nationwide German appeal seeks subscriptions to fund a new Zeppelin. Dr. Hugo Eckner plans a potential flight to the north pole and will meet explorer Roald Amundsen, with Lincoln Ellsworth, to discuss the project. The article notes the 1811 12 Mississippi Valley quake centered near the riverbed below Ohio’s mouth and its impact on New Madrid and Caruthersville.
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Berlin
Germany
Hugo Eckner
Zeppelin Company
North Pole
Eckner
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
New York
Pole
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missouri
New Madrid
Caruthersville
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Daugh
Mro Herstepp
George McManus
Idaho State News
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Pocatello
Bancroft
Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande
Boise Irrigation
Canyon County
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Thombson. Carroll
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Carroll
Wnlean T
Friends
Judge Rosa
Atti. Wavic
J. WH. Kirkpatrick
Jude Rosa
Zeppelin
W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
W. Center
Molineli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co
DR. A. L. CML
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