Mastodon Tusk Found in North Rexburg Area
Idaho Falls July 24 considerable local interest rises over a huge ivory tusk found north of the city. Dr C H Shat tuck declares it a mastodon tusk buried for more than fifty thousand years. George Cook located the tusk on his ranch about two and a half rocheas north of town, fifteen inches at the base. A Rexburg find two years ago was sent to the National Museum and identified as mastodon.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
C. H. Shattuck
Rexburg
National Museum At
Washington
George Cook
Mrs Winn Buried In Simple Episcopal Rites
The funeral of Kate Freeman Winn was held this afternoon in Hieho Falls with a simple Episcopal burial service. The Winn home on Cap a Avenue overflowed with friends from Idaho Falls and nearby. Interment was in Rose Hill cemetery after special music by a local choir. Survived by her husband and siblings in Pocatello and Denver, she was a longtime Bonneville County pioneer.
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I. L. Clanah Ae Rayteh
Joe Morley
W. Charlesworth
Rose Hill Cemetery
Winn
Winne
Bonneville County
Joan Freeman
Pocatello
Emma Baldwin
Denver
Dr. R. C. Young to Return From Postgraduate Course
Dr. R. C. Young is set to return July 27 from his postgraduate course. The notice notes his expected homecoming and affiliation.
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R. C. Young
McCammon Water Supply Declared Absolutely Pure
Rampies collected water from Crystal Springs and city reservoir and sent samples to the Boise state chemist for analysis. The Boise report confirms the water is absolutely pure and free from contamination, allowing domestic use without chemical treatment. Water comes from a mountain spring via underground pipes with no open ditches.
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Tribune
McCammon
Crystal Springs
Boise
Suit Over Horse Sparks Family Feud in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls July 24. Neighbors notified sheriff of a family feud between Cook brothers over a horse. Frank Cook was severely beaten, one eye swollen shut, bleeding on the face. The two other brothers were arrested on battery charges and await a morning hearing. The dispute traces to a six month old lawsuit over horse possession.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Tennessee
Cook
Sheriff's Office
Brothers
Cliff Alber Howard
Blackfoot Probate Hearing On Tomsen Will Held
Proceedings in Blackfoot focus on the will of Niels Tomsen of Shelley. Judge J B Good heard arguments with Idaho Falls Pocatello Ashton and San Francisco attorneys present. Notables J L Moore Shelley Fred Nelson Firth and others attended as observers.
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Blackfoot
Alphonse Largee
J.B
August Larson
Pus
Wi -Fl
Niels Tomsen
Shelley
J. B. Good
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Ashton
San Francisco
Kenneth I. MacKenzie
H. P. Hanson
Jones, Pomeroy and Jones
C. Ray Isenburg
First National Bank of
Hinahan & Linder
San Franciaco
Whitcomb, Cowen & Clark
J. L. Moore
Fred Nelson
Firth
G. W. Brown
Gooding
J. B Thrall
Jerome
U. S
Girl Arrested in Idaho Falls For Diamond Watch Theft
Sheriff Criddle reports a sixteen year old girl, located in Salt Lake, in possession of a diamond studded watch believed taken from a prominent Idaho Falls employer. The girl had prior theft charges and parole, then worked as a house maid until recently. watch recovery may lead to relatives in Salt Lake vouching for her conduct.
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Tribune
Idaho
Falls
Charles Criddle
Salt Lake
Utah
Singer
Criddle Aoe
Gideons Open National Convention in Columbus Today
The National convention of Gideons opens in Columbus Ohio today with attendees expected from multiple states. Other items note events in Providence Rhode Island and Wheeling West Virginia involving veterans groups and professional associations.
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Columbus
National Convention of Gideons
Providence, R. I
Eastern’ Motor Auce
Ver
Colo
Aasoe
J ‘Worth
Texas
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Texas
Wheeling, W. Va
United Spanish Veterans
Department of West
Wool official backs Dubois water project
Frank J. Hagenbarth head of Wood Livestock and president of the National Woolgrowers furthers the Dubois water project. His influence, paired with Senator John Hart’s work at American Falls, boosts support for the Heise diversion. A letter notes plans to meet Idaho Falls officials about July 28 and a possible 100,000 acre feet commitment from Idaho Sugar Company.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
Wood Livestock Eet
National
Dubois
Island Park
Exterprise
Hagenbarth
John Hart
American Falls
Washington
Hagenburth
Dubo’g
T . YP
Hart
Saks
Idaho
Falls
West
Mark Austin
Ee Idaho Sugar Company
J. Hagenbarth
Lightning Strikes McCammon Farm Hay Stack Fire Cripples Pony
A Wednesday lightning storm struck a hay stack at the Amos Henson farm near McCammon, burning the stack and instantly killing a riding pony. About thirty five tons of hay were destroyed and losses estimate around two hundred fifty dollars. A nearby opera house was struck the day before but fire was quickly controlled.
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Tribune
McCammon
Amos Henson
McCammon Opera House
Santete
Opera House
R. T. Hale
Editor Sees Gold Future in Lost River Finds
C J Polk, Lima Leader and baseball fan, discusses placer discoveries on Lost River and Birch Creek with the Enterprise Banner. He predicts a major gold boom in southeastern Idaho and Montana, urging local clubs to promote vacations around panning, noting rivers sinks across Idaho and Montana offer opportunities.
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C. J. Polk
Lima Ledge
Bois
Lima
Lost River
Birch Creek
Enterprise Banner
Fea
Idaho
United States
Intermountain
Montana
Nature
Butte
Helena
Army air flight reports uneventful test over lakes route
Major Thomas G. Lanphier led six planes from Mount Clemens to Crissey field in Michigan and back, landing only briefly due to rain. The mission, aimed at evaluating the air mail route, yielded recommendations for improvement after a four day flight with no major forced landings.
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Gan
Francisco
Be 9 Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
Han Balt Lake City
Crissey Field
Thomas G. Lanphier
Curtis x. Tha Qparber
Enne
Wye
Lanphier
Man with Faults Faces Trial in Court
A man described by witnesses as flawed is set to stand trial, with prosecutors outlining alleged offenses. The defense argues circumstances and character should mitigate liability as the case proceeds.
Idaho Editors At Midsummer Meet Grow in Numbers and Proposals
McCail Idaho July 24 Idaho State Editorial association holds midsummer convention with a large North Idaho delegation. President Frank W Brown calls meeting to order at 10 o clock. Speakers include Audi or allett and Governor Moore with plans for a national home for editors at Payette Lakes site offered free.
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Tribune
McCail
Idaho
North Idaho
Idaho State Editorial Association
Frank W. Brown
Allett
Moore
N. W. Frames
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Parker
Association
Senator Gooding
French
Payette Lakes
Failure to convict Kirby in Delaware theft case
A Delaware County jury failed to reach a verdict for the fourth time against Josiah Kirby, ex-president of the Cleveland Discount Company, on a charge involving $3,000 stock theft from Grace Cooper of Delaware. The jury, after a nine to three deadlock, was dismissed a day after receiving the charge.
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Delaware
Ohio
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Delaware County
Grace Cooper
Will of Marquis Curzon of Kedleston Probated in London
The will shows a gross estate of 354,894 pounds with a net value about 60,000 pounds lower after settlements. Bequests to the British nation reflect Curzon’s lifelong thoughts on the Empire. The lengthy document, in his penciled handwriting, was revised and signed the day before the operation that preceded his death last winter.
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London
Marquis Curzon of
Kedleston
Curzon
Reflections on Self and Society in a Youthful Era
The text cautions against excessive self preoccupation and mirror gazing while arguing prejudice hinders growth. It extols youth and poverty as blessings and notes old age brings dependency as a calamity. It urges securing competence for old age by preparing early in life.
Wrong feelings spread through atmosphere in mood harm
The text argues that negative emotions are contagious and can affect others through our moods. It suggests that warmer kindness is scarce, comparing the milk of human kindness to a condensed form.
Labor frontline shows China treaty stance and global notes
The report highlights the American Federation of Labor urged by a Canton government to assist China in ending unequal treaties. It notes $38 million in fires last year burned 29 million acres. Other items mention the Prince of Wales declining a 65 carat diamond, pilots in Fez adopting red fezes, and brief aphorisms about perseverance and discouragement.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Canton
People of
China
Faith in the Man Drives True Belief
A reflective line notes that nothing aids a man more than someone’s faith in him. It emphasizes trust as a catalyst for personal confidence and action.
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