Hailey Prepares for Big American Legion Convention
Hailey Idaho gears up for the August 6 to 8 American Legion convention. National leaders arrive by train, a grand parade leads to a mass meeting at the courthouse, and Banquet at Hotel Hiawatha accompanies dances and theater presentations. Committees from the Commercial club and Blaine County Legion outline housing, rooms, banquet, parade, and reception plans.
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James A. Drain
Drain
Shoshone
Marshall B. Chapman
Hailey
Court House
Commander Drain
Hotel Hiawatha
Hailey Opera House
State Department
American Legion
Idaho
Commercial Club
Blaine County Post
W. Rish
Ren R. Cray
W. I. Houston
Douglas M. Jacobs
J. Benson
Katheryn I. Clayburgh
Lily Fleming
Eneral Corvention
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Lincoln Gooding Canal District Approved by Voters
Voters across Lincoln and Gooding counties approved American Walls reservoir district No. 2 by a 13997 to 92 margin in an election held Wednesday. Seven directors were elected with about 1000 votes each, including W. Gooding, Ben Darrah, Henry Lane, and others. Pioneer Day festivities are planned in Moore with a parade, races, baseball, and a big dance at the L D S church.
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the Tribune
Lincoln
Gooding
Milner
American Walls Reservoir District No
Deyinse
Hs Co Cbs
Aested
Shoshone
Shoshone and
Dietrich
Milner-Shoshone
Prielmet No
Shosho
North Vile
W. Gooding
Ben Darrah
Noaee Ee Lane
W. J. Tapper
Ror Holloway
John Thomas
Everett Drohian
F. W. Gooding
Sy’ Beal
Roy
Moore
Aetna
Ralph Waddoups
T © Mall
Iff
Lost River
L. D
Pecateltlo Furniture Co Transferred to Dewey Raymond
July 8 1925 the Pecateltlo Furniture Co business and goodwill sold to Dewey Raymond with transfer date. All fees and bills prior to transfer remain with the old firm at the same location. Post transfer obligations are handled by the new owners.
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Pecateltlo Furniture Co
Dewey Raymond
Jy Meeks
Blood Power Claims Cure for Rheumatism In 8.5.5 Remedy
An advertisement asserts rheumatism stems from blood poverty and promises relief by “building up” red blood cells. It touts 8.5.5 as a powerful blood cleanser said to aid Nature in regenerating red blood cells and curing rheumatism.
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Nature
Farmer demands state remove imported pheasants from his land
A Deer Plat district farmer urges the state game department to remove sun dry Chinese pheasants from his premises claiming crop damage. He asserts the birds are state imports not native game and were placed on his land without his consultation. The case echoes debates on wild stock versus state ownership.
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Deer Plat
State Game Department
North Side News of
Jerome
Mackay Man Opposes Pheasants After Harvest Conflict
In Mackay on Saturday Bill Lamb brought pheasants to the Miner office and criticized them after stating he found a rooster in a field while irrigating. Chinese pheasants, spread by the state game department, face farmer complaints nationwide for crop damage and an arrest in Nampa resulted in acquittal. The Camp department reportedly faces challenges removing the birds.
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Mackay
Bill Lamb
State Game Department
Idaho
Nampa
Tourist travel heavy in Mackay and central Idaho
Mackay reports record tourist volume with cars from nearly every state. Chase A. Clark says travel in Robinson Bar area was never as heavy as current levels last week.
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Mackay
Central Daho
Union
Chase A. Clark
Robinson Bar
Neighborhood group to attend July convention
The notice says J hbors Type Silver One No 1 and W. July 22 journey to a convention. Residents will meet at 241 North Main Street at 7 p m. M. 8. Torry, C. C.
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Hbors
North Main ‘Street
Torry
C. C
Mine Activity in Lava Creek Section Contines Steady
Area notes continued mining development in Lava Creek district with claims active and some ore shipments. Dan Nichols reports Edna mine yields 73 percent lead and 42 ounces of silver from an eight inch ore seam while Last Chance mine by the Dahly brothers begins tunneling with milling ore found and a pending pump arrival. Local miners remain hopeful for capital attraction to spur a district revival.
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Lava Creek District
Dan Nichols
Nichol
Edna
Nichols
Robert Duncan
B. K. Morrison
Dahly Brothers
Last Chance
Lava Creek
Lead Belt
Idaho
Warm Springs hatchery posts first season output near Mackay
Ed Shaner reports over half a million rainbow and native trout will be produced and released into Big Loet river and tributaries from the Warm Springs creek hatchery near Mackay. About 150000 minnows have been released, despite water conditions noted as meriting relocation of the facility for better results.
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Mackay
Ed. Shaner
Warm Springs Creek
Mackay Dam
Big Loet River
Warm Springs
Local figures attend district meeting and farewell events
Commander of Stewart Hoover Post Jack Mlaherty and Jay Towland led the Legion orchestra to Downey for a Friday district meeting, leaving Blackfoot around 6 p m. Mrs Robbins and three others hosted the Blackfoot Auxiliary meeting while William Dowher bid farewell to Blackfoot friends.
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Charles Mackay
Butte
Spokane
Knights Templar
Seattle
J. R. Ryan
Golden Rule
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Burton L. French
C. A. Hoover
Placer Locations Near River Sinks Area
Indications of extensive placer mining near the riversinks of Big Lost River after notices filed in the county courthouse last Saturday. D T Murphy and 8 C Idol filed 15 locations in Riversink district naming Laird, Virginia, Bertha, Nora, Deacon, Volda, Mabel, Goddard, Mur phy, Strong, Bonanza, Idol, Lorna Vista among claim names and locators.
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Big Lost River
D. T. Murphy
8. C. Idol
Thaubois Enterprise
Dubois
Riversink
Murphy
James I. Rice
Strong
W. B. Strong
J. A. Laird
Idol
W. Young
Electric shock burns Caldwell operator at Gem irrigation plant
M D Martin, a 12 year veteran electrician at the Gem irrigation district plant near the Pickle Butte bridge on Snake River, touched live gear while testing switches and was severely burned from head to waist. He was rushed to Caldwell sanitarium and remains hospitalized. Married, his condition and prognosis are not yet stated.
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Burney Caldwell
Gem Irrigation District
Pickle Butte Bridge
Snake River
M. D. Martin
Caldwell
Martin
Four Irrigations
Berryman Pioneer of Blackfoot Dies at 84
C W Berryman longtime Blackfoot resident died at his South Shillong avenue home after a long illness. He was eighty four and had lived in Blackfoot since 1882, freighting from Corinne Utah to Montana, then banking with Standrod Co. He left a wife six children and a Portland bound daughter. Funeral set for Sunday at two.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
C. W. Berryman
Idaho
South Shillong Avenue
Mr. Berryman
Patn
Coreane
Utah
Montana
George Rogers
Lost River
Bunting & Company
Rogers
Boise
Berryman
D. W. Standrod
Messrs
Frank W. Berryman
Ienry Berryman
Pocatello
Etva Berryman Trayes
Flora Berryman Sanders
Edythe Berryman Slattery
Portland
Oregon
Charlie
Idaho Northwest Highway To Jordan Valley Opens For Traffic
Caldwell reports Idano's section from Homedale to Jordan Valley is ready for traffic with grading complete from the Oregon line to the highway. Work in Succor Creek canyon is finished and an excellent roadbed is open. Contractors are at the Jordan Valley end as final surfacing steps are planned.
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Jordan Valley
Caldwell
Idano
Homedale
W. P. Woods
Succor Creek Canyon
Oregon Line
Poison Creek Hill
Woods
Bingham County Scouts to Spend Week at Camp
Half the capacity of Camp Ten day for the week of July 20 to 27 has been reserved for the Bingham county scouts. Twenty Bingham county scouts are registered, with at least two more expected. The camp lies in Mink creek canyon.
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Bingham County
Mink Creek Canyon
Mink Creek Canyon Camp Offers Comfort and Recreation
Mink Creek Canyon in Idaho is praised as a beauty spot with shade from Douglas firs and balsam fir. The camp supports 60 people with dining, kitchen, and living facilities, fresh daily supplies, a measured diet, pure water, and supervised activities including sports and a weekly nature study hike led by Mrs. M. E. Soth. A July 21 picture show by Joe Thomett, county agricultural agent of Bannock county, is planned.
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Mink Creek Canyon
Idaho
M. E. Soth
Joe Thomett
Bannock County
Eye Specialist Dr Young Plans July 19 Departure
Dr. R. C. Young, eye specialist, will leave July 19 for a short post graduate course. Twenty densest areas in China push millions to live on water aboard boats.
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R. C. Young
China
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