Fieldsted Reports on Results Boise Advisory Board Meeting
Fieldsted outlines the Boise Western Regional Advisory Board meeting成果 with 175 railroad men present. Idaho's W. H. Gibson led state reports forecasting Western car needs for the season including potatoes onions lettuce and beans. Clyde Bacon reports a 1925 lamb crop down about 20 percent from 1924 due to prior dry conditions. Coal storage concerns prompt urged prep to free cars for beet shipments.
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Pocatello Amber of Commerce
Boise
Fjeldsted
United States
American Railway Association
Ion
Western Regional Advisory Board
Gibson
Idaho
W. H. Gibson
Ceee
Clyde Bacon
Twin Falls
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Local Socials Include Lane Guests and Denver Visitors
Mrs Beatrice Steely of the Fargo apartments John Houser a shop official of the Short Line system here Miss Mary Louise Houser Miss Helen Houser and Miss Evelyn Steely were among local residents who motored to Lava Hot Springs over Saturday and Sunday Miss B Morley and Miss H Willis entertained Friday evening at a 6 o clock dinner in honor of Miss Annie Laurie MacDonnell and Miss Hattie Noel Mickel of Denver Covers were laid for Miss Olen Miss Varenson Miss Dalton Miss Clark Miss Starcher the honor guests and the hostesses.
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Beatrice Steely
Fargo Apartments
John Houser
Mary Louise Houser
Helen Houser
Evelyn Steely
Lava
B. Morley
Home Hotel Lava Springs Offers Home Privileges
Mrs Willard Parish oversees a hotel offering home like privileges with hot and cold water in every room and mineral baths in the basement. Dining room serves home style cooking with reasonable daily or weekly rates.
Auto Outfit for Cross Country Travel Displayed
A Muskogee Oklahoma car touring party showed an extraordinary cross country outfit in this city. The vehicle includes built in compartments for clothes camping gear a full camp kitchen tenting portable chairs and tables and a rear compartment with a complete army style camp kitchen. The party plans to visit Yellowstone Portland San Francisco and El Paso before returning home.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Yellowstone
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Portland
San Francisco
Ingles
el Paso
Texas
War Mothers Aid Veterans Highlight Local Meeting
The American War Mothers outline national goals and local actions to aid ex service men and families. They report a memorial home project near Fitzsimons Denver and list plans from hospital relief to Christmas cheer and flag respect.
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Eagles’ Hall
Pocatello War Mothers
Margaret McCluer
Kansas City
McCluer
Aet
National
Denver
Colo
Fitzsimons Hospital
Aurora
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meeting Announced
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet in the afternoon of July 43 o'clock at Mrs 8 Pond’s home 810 East Clark All Utah pioneers will be the guests of the event.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
East
Clark
Utah Joneers
Good crop reported in Challis and Round Valley
Dale Welton of Challis Idaho notes the crepe crop in Challis is fine and locals report the best crop ever seen in Round Valley indicating strong yields across the region.
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Dale Welton
Challis
Idaho
Round Valley
Brady to Speak on The Scopes Trial at Baptist Service
John L. Brady editor of the Journal will address the crowd at this morning's Baptist church service on the Scopes Trial topic.
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John L. Brady
Scopes
The
Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Scheduled Monday
The Cham ber of Commerce board of directors will meet Monday at 7 30 in the Chamber offices. It is the regular monthly meeting and important topics of business will be considered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Lynn Improving in Palm Beach Hospital
Mrs I W Lynn wife of a local physician is reported to be doing nicely in a Palm Beach Florida hospital where she has been confined for six weeks. The diagnosis was nervous breakdown.
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I. W. Lynn
Palm Beach
Fila
Pocatello rifle club to shoot at outdoor range event
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club holds a morning shoot on the outdoor range east of the gravel pits. Members will use the one hundred yard range with .22 calibre rifles between 8 50 and 10 30.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Misses Echo Dell and Burnetta Watson Visit Island Park
The Misses Echo Dell and Burnetta Watson daughters of Mr and Mrs Jack Watson of 147 North Garfield left Saturday morning for a two weeks visit at the A L Merrill home at Island Park.
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Echo Dell
Burnetta Watson
Jack Watson
North Garfield
A. L. Merrill
Island Park
Johnson and Wilson Held on Intoxication Charges
A. W. Johnson and R. B. Wilson were booked at the police station Saturday evening on charges of intoxication. They will appear before Police Judge John W. Peter at Monday morning's session of police court.
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A. W. Johnson
R. B. Wilson
John W. Peter
Kennedy Construction Pledges Finishing I-aving Segment
Charles F. Kennedy of Kennedy Construction says the final three miles of paving between Pocatello and Fort All will be finished by Saturday. The pavement will be treated with water and cured for three weeks before opening to traffic.
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Charles F. Kennedy
Kennedy Construction Company
Pocatello
Fort
Oregon Short Line Unit Convention Set for Pocatello
The 8 E A unit convention will meet in Pocatello July 20 and 21 at the Commercial hall on Main Street. A general chairman and craft chairmen will be elected. The convention will consider agreement and constitution changes.
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Oregon Short Line Unit
E. A
Pocatello
Main Street
Weather observer notes high of 96 Saturday
A. R. Teeple reports the peak reaching 96 with hints of hotter conditions. Forecast calls for fair and moderated temperatures today, suggesting a cool day ahead as no rain is in sight for some time.
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A. R. Teeple
Sol
Jupiter Pluvius
Hildreth Family Returns From Colorado Vacation
W H Hildreth, longtime Soda Springs Chieftain publisher and Bannock County resident, traveled with his wife and daughter from Colorado via car. They visited the San Juan region and San Miguel mining districts, plan two weeks in Soda Springs, then return to Long Beach to run his job printing business now in its fourth year.
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W. H. Hildreth
Bannock County
Caribou
Soda Springs
Colorado
East End
San Juan
San Miguel
Hildreth
Long Beach
Oregon Game Department Shakeup Involving Otto Jones
The Tribune reports Oregon state game officials were removed by the state commission including Captain A E Burghduff state game warden M L Ryheman superintendent of hatcheries and Otto M Jones publicity director. Jones was questioned over an expense of 87 61 for a film showing A W Prior at his work Portland Brass company and at the gun club.
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State Game Department
Oregon
Otto Jones
The
Tribune
A. E. Burghduff
M. L. Ryheman
Otto M. Jones
State Commission
A. W. Prior
Portland Brass Company
Hose Parties Popular In City Heat
Children wear bathing suits and join water fights during a hot spell. Daughters and mothers watch from cool spots as lawn sprinklers shower streets. Fathers also join in, donning beach attire to take part in cooling water festivities.
Education Week Observed November 16 22 Nationwide
Idaho plans Education Week events from November 16 to 22 with Constitution Day Patriotic Day School and Teacher Day Conservation and Thrift Day Know Your Community Day Earth Day Community and Earth Day and For God and Country Day as the seven observances per Miss Elizabeth Russum state superintendent of public instruction.
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United States
Elizabeth Russum
Pblic Instruction
Summer Students Visit Site of Proposed AY Hall Memorial
More than 250 summer school students from the Idaho Technical Institute will tour the AY Hall memorial site on July 24. The Idaho Chamber of Commerce seeks local car owners to provide transport leaving Tech grounds at 3 PM. Dr. Minn F. Howard, president of the Southern Idaho Historical Society, will speak on the fort’s history.
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AY Hall
Northwest
Idaho Technical Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Pary
Tech
Minn » F. Howard
Southern Idaho Historical Society
Late night lobby musings and a list of travelers across hotels
The piece records a Stroller remark about late hours and ambition amid a traveler crowd. It lists numerous names and origins including F E Fitzgerald Boise D C Mendoza San Francisco Marian Hepworth Boise M W Frank Chicago Henry Graves Los Angeles and many others across Idaho Utah Montana California and beyond.
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Jahoma
W. C. Gregg
Fort Worth
Texas
R. B. King
Boise
Kissel
Sacramento
Calif
Idaho Day Mention Sparks Regional Discussion
The fragment references a day likely labeled Idaho Day, signaling a regional observance or celebration. Details are limited but suggest a designation tied to Idaho within local happenings.
Reveals Caches In Portneuf River Debris Cleanup
Police dredged a three block stretch of Portneuf River and hauled up a wide array of items. The haul included stockings tires copper stills and parts of cars with many liquor bottles among the debris. The riverbed was heavily littered by those who discarded waste from bridges.
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Portneuf
Noted float designer Gus Renz visits Pocatello
Gus Renz of Omaha known for Ak Bar Ben floats spent last night in Pocatello returning from a Portland Elks reunion. He planned to meet his wife Mrs. Renz at St Anthony after Yellowstone trip. Renz praised Omaha Elks for winning prizes at Portland including a parade float and a second prize in the band contest for Playing the Eleven OClock Toast.
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Gus Renz
Omaha
Portland
Elks Reunion
St. Anthony
Jack
Custer County
Pocatello
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Ailments And Recoveries
Jaces Richards of Camas Idaho left a local hospital last night after suffering blood poisoning. The baby of William Wilson near MacCammon is seriously ill with血 poisoning. Mrs P W Anderson of 657 South Main is recovering well after surgery. Bean of Lava Hot Springs consulted local doctors in the city.
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Jaces Richards
Camas
Idaho
Bean
Lava Hot Springs
William Wilson
MacCammon
Mra. P. W. Anderson
South Main
Nichols and Raymond Buy Pocatello Furniture, Rename Shop
Van V Meeks sells the Pocatello Furniture Co at 308 North Main to Dewey Raymond and Jay Nichols. They take charge and rename the store Nichols and Raymond Furniture. Nichols brings Idaho Furniture and Larsen and Shafer experience. Raymond has three years at Pocatello and four years at Petersen Furniture. They plan renovation and a new line of household furnishings. Meeks leaves for Scott's Bluff, Nebraska to pursue an auto accessory venture.
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Pocatello Furniture Company
North Main
van V. Meeks
Dewey Raymond
Jay Nichols
Nichols and Raymond Furniture
Nichols Hasen
Larsen and Shafer Company
Idaho Furniture Company
Raymond
Petersen Furniture Company
Pocatello Furniture Firm
Young
Winess
Meeks
Scott’s Bluff
Nebraska
Northwest
Idaho to Close Season in Two Counties for Birds
State game warden R F B Thomas announced a season closure this year for grouse sage hens and pintails in Twin Falls and Cassia counties after local sportsmen petitioned to protect these species. He noted ongoing discussions about salmon region bull trout and plans a survey on alleged pheasant grain damage in Nampa. A new Evergreen fish hatchery near Council was praised as a key future asset.
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Twin Falls
Cassia
R. F B. Thomas
Pocatello
Arco
Thomas
State Game Department
Mr. Thomas
Williams’ Lake
Idaho
Evergreen
Council
Fish and Game Department
The
Tribune
North Building Returned to Original Owner in Property Case
Mrs. Peronne H. North regained possession of the North building on South Arthur Avenue and signed a deed of trust naming Fred G. Caldwell as trustee for fifteen years. Since March 8, 1925, C. C. Benting and Laura Benting held the property after a June 22 suit began the dispute. Attorney Jay W. Downin said recovery would lead to dismissal of the suit.
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Peronne H. North
South Arthur Avenue
North
Fred G. Caldwell
Eee
C. C. Benting
Laura Benting
Ra. North
Mr. Benting
Sunday Services at Boy Scout Camp
Bannock county council announced Sunday services will be held each week for Boy Scouts at Camp Tendo during the summer encampment. The first service will be led by Rev. G William Barnum of the Presbyterian church and transportation from Blackfoot will be free.
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Camp Tendo
Bannoc County
Floyd R. Barber
James Bay
Pocatello
Coun
As County Council
Blackfoot
L. Ivan Jensen
J. L. Fleming
Leonard Davis
Buryl Blevens
Wisconsin cities enter better cities contest judge named
Twenty Wisconsin cities have entered a better cities contest to be judged on public education health location playgrounds libraries parks and other activities. Dr John C Callahan state superintendent requested the interior department to designate Walter S Deffenbaugh chief city schools division as a burea of education judge.
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Wisconsin
John C. Callahan
Jno. J. Tigert
Interior Department
Walter 8 S. Deffenbaugh
Bureau of Education
Pocatello Sanitation Praised by State Inspector
State sanitary inspector Albert H. Wilson reported two weeks of sanitation work in Pocatello shows rapid city progress. He commended cooperation of residents, praised dairies and stores, and noted few minor repairs. He favored municipal meat inspection and cited Twin Falls as a model. Wilson returns to Boise soon. A Cleveland school adds a supervisor of training in service to aid teachers’ growth.
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Tribune Tepsentative
Albert H. Wilson
Department of Public Health
Pocatello
Wilson
W. L. Raymond
Idaho
Twin Falls
United States Department of Agriculture
Boise
Cleveland
Ohio
School of Education
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