Federal aid approved for Lava Springs to Alexander road
The county board ordered Judge O J Bell to be paid five dollars a month for small claims court services. Federal aid approved for the Lava Springs to Alexander road via Bancroft, replacing the Fish Creek Divide, with the county share set at forty seven thousand dollars of total estimated cost one hundred seventeen thousand. A cooperative agreement will follow once papers arrive from Boise. The Grace Preston highway work and other projects are outlined with local surveyors prepared to proceed. A petition from the Lava Hot Springs to Alexander improvement group urges naming the route along the railroad right of way as the preferred lower road.
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Board of County Commissioners
O. J. Bell
Small Claims Department
The
Justice Court
Bureau of Highways
Ogden
Luva
Alexander
Bancroft
Fish Creek Divide
Boise
PF. H. Souther
P. B. Wilson
Grace-Preston
Bannock County
Lago
Thatcher
Grace
Caribou
Souther
Lava Hoi Springs
Chamber of Commerce Committee
William H. Bohlscheid
Chamber
Fish Creek
H. P. Ravener
E. A. Brimm
Jean Istline
A. J. Pierce
Jesse Chage
Hospital Notes From Local Area Report
Mrs R D Jacobson of 655 West Center returned home after illness. James Richardson, Camas Idaho farmer, moved from hospital to his home after arm injury. Mrs W M Ayers of Fort Hall hospitalized and operated on this afternoon. R J ONeill, Penalosa Kansas tourist, treated for a foreign object in the eye. Mrs W G Meeder gave birth to a baby girl last night. mother and child doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Jacobson
West Center
James Richardson
Camas Tdaho
W. M. Ayers
Fort Hall
R. J. Oneill
Penalosa
Kansas
W. G. Meeder
First Ward cooked-food sale announced for Saturday
The U S M I A of the First ward holds a cooked food sale on Saturday July 25 at the Commercial Electric shop starting at 12 noon. Eve's Secret, a Paramount picture starring Betty Compson and Jack Holt, is showing today and tomorrow at the Orpheum with no fig leaf in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Commercial Electric Shop
Orpheum
Paramount Picture
Betty Compson
Jack Holt
Melba and Grace Dance Palace Wedding Night
Melba and Grace exchange vows at the Dance Palace on Wednesday night, joining in a ceremony described as festive and intimate with family present. The event marks a new chapter for the couple as friends and guests celebrate the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba
Grace
Dance Palace
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Mabel
An old advertisement promotes McCoy Cod Liver Oil tablets claiming to restore flesh and strength. It markets Behrmann Johnson Stores Cook Drug Co Temple, and promises weight gain targets with a refund if goals aren’t met. The copy mentions sugar coated tablets and pediatric use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
Behramm-Johnson
Cook Drug Co
Templey
McGroy's
Town Talk and Local Notes From Enid to Pocatello
Town Talk notes A W in Enid visiting relatives for two weeks. Pocatello gains new telephone directory with about forty new subscribers. Mrs. Margaret Louise Betts dies in Natick aged 74. body to Natick for burial. Weather relief and mild temps in Pocatello amid scattered showers. Ralph Snyder of the San Francisco farm and livestock syndicate visits, predicting wide agricultural prosperity this year. William Mullen departs with family for West Yellowstone for summer vacation in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pocatello and District
Margaret Louise Betts
Natick
Massachusetts
McHan Undertaking Company
Ralph Snyder
San Francisco
William Mullen
Short Line
Roter
West Yellowstone
Park
Idaho murder suspect held in Reno identification sought
J W Andrews 44 is held by Reno police on suspicion of being Hughey Whitney wanted for fourteen years in the 1911 St Anthony Idaho killings and wounding. Oregon Short Line railroad agent Joseph Jones travels from Salt Lake City to Reno to confirm identity. Andrews says he knew Whitney but denies being him.
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Reno
J. W. Andrews
Hughey Whitney
St. Anthony
Idaho
Joseph Jones
Oregon Short Lin
Salt Lake City
Whitney
Stroller meets map maker among hotel crowd
A hotel lobby scene features a dejected Stroller encountering a southern California map publisher who jokes about population density after asking directions. The piece lists various guests at local hotels, including R. J. Teube of Ashton, W. J. Fisher of Pacific Steamship, and others staying at Crow, Bannock, St. Marie, and nearby cities.
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Rock of Gibraltar
California
R. J. Teube
Ashton
Crow
W. J. Fisher
Pacific Steamship Company
Bannock
W. Tenney
Gooding
Gooding College
Yellowstone
FE. Brown
Seattle
Silk Commg
St. Marie
Thanking Benevolent Winner For Circus Car Draw
Letter from Lelah A. thanks the benefactor for the car won at the circus drawing held Saturday night and expresses gratitude for the prize, saying she enjoys it very much.
Courtroom crowd as Scopes trial moves outdoors
In a tense Dayton session Judge Raulston ordered the hearing moved to an outdoor platform due to unsafe conditions in the courthouse. William Jennings Bryan testified under cross examination by Clarence Darrow, defending biblical literalism while addressing questions about Jonah, Joshua, and the sun standing still as spectators applauded.
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Raulston
Court House
John T. Scopes
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Defense Counsel
Chicago
Jonah
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Joshua
God
Newlyweds in Hollywood Film Colony Flynt Flynn and Dana Vigia
Vigia Dana and Maurice B. Lefty Flynn wed in Hollywood. Flynn, once Yale star, shifted to the movies, joining Viola in the celebrity circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Film Colony
Vigia Dana
Maurice B
Lefty
Flynn
Viola
Yale
Darwinian View on Evolution and Religion in Scopes Case
The speaker argues psychology shows human intelligence has animal roots and humans transcend the material universe by understanding it. He questions 10 million special creations and says humans, monkeys, and apes share a common ancestry. He adds that the Bible reflects an evolving concept of God from vengeance to righteousness and a fatherly figure in Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus of Nazareth
Defiant Exchange Lets Darrow Probing Extend
The dialogue shows Mr. Bryan granting Mr. Darrow wide latitude for questioning while vowing to exercise latitude himself later, signaling a tense courtroom or hearing moment with both sides ready to press for broader interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Darrow
Work Opposes New Projects In Reclamation Policy
Secretary Work returns from the northwest tour and declares that current irrigation projects are sound but many are insolvent or underutilized. He argues no new reclamation until existing ones are stabilized and notes thousands of farms lack occupants, questioning further construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Work
Northwest
Evolution debate urged as harmony between science and faith
A speaker argued that evolution and theology need not conflict, claiming both science and religion guide toward truth. He warned removing evolution doctrine could unravel society moral order and hinder civilization's progress.
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God
Manind
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho July 20 1925
The bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau records 24 hour conditions for Pocatello Idaho ending 6 am today with 82 high and 58 low temperatures, mean 70, precipitation 1.86 inches this month, and a breeze from SE to SW at 5 6 mph. Sunset tonight 6 04 pm sunrise tomorrow 6 10 am. Meteorologist A R Teeple signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
R. Teeple
Tennessee geologist links geology teaching to evolution in Scopes case
Dayton Tennessee July 20 AP Tennessee is ideal for studying rock layers from earliest life to today said Wilbur A Nelson state geologist who will lead Virginia's geology department. He noted Tennessee taught buried plant and animal remains since 1828 and that evolution has shaped the teaching across 97 years, aligning rock ages with fossil complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Wilbur A. Nelson
Nelson
Department of Geology
University of Virginia
State Geologist of
Virginia
Lead Price Advances In New York Market
The American Smelting and Refining Company raised the lead price today from 8.00 to 8.10 cents per pound in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
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