Indian Girls Give Program at Good Shepherd School
In Fort Hall the Good Shepherd Episcopal school closed with a program by twenty nine girls aged six to sixteen. Dressed in white middy suits with red ties the students presented songs recitations and dances celebrating Idaho products and Memorial Day.
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Blackfoot
Mission of the Good Shepherd Episcopal School
Fort Hall
Idaho
Ivy Joe
Pedhanta Brimo
Kula Warren
Josephine Pocatello
Little June
Dorothy Famne Fannie
Emily
Olive
R Masle
Cornelia Peterson
Jessie Tetow
Wilhelmina Whitecrow
Chiren
Alaska
J. C. Ingham
Good Shepherd Mission
Camp Lewis Loses Polo Match to Vancouver Barracks
In Boise on June 1 Camp Lewis suffered an 8 to 7 polo defeat to Vancouver Barracks. The horses were slow and the Camp Lewis riders failed to ride effectively, ending a quieter game after stronger showings on previous days.
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Camp Lewis
Vancouver
Boise
Vancouver Barracks
Groveland Edges Blackfoot 11 9 in Fairgrounds Ballgame
About 100 fans witnessed Groveland defeat Blackfoot 11 to 9 at the fairgrounds on Monday. Walter Kevern of Blackfoot hit the sole home run. Also noted is Williams College ending eight years without a dual track and field loss.
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Groveland
Blackfoot
Fairgrounds
Walter Kevern
Williams College
This Woman's Battle Against Weakness Ends in Health
Mrs Margaret Wallace of Columbus Ohio describes weakness that left her unable to perform housework. After trying Lydia B Pinkhams Vegetable Compound she regained strength and now can eat again and feels better, praising the medicine as vital to her health and family wellbeing.
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Margaret Wallace
Safford Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Lydia B. Pinkham
State Chamber Outlines Year's Financial Campaign Boise
State Chamber officials presented plans for a year of activity in Boise, detailing veteran hospital work, a large correspondence school with 80 courses, and a new high school essay contest to promote patriotism and constitutional knowledge. The annual convention opens with 200 visiting knights expected.
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Boise
Idaho
Knights of Columbus
John Reddin
Denver
Montana
Utah
Reddin
St. John's Cathedral
Owyhee
Boy Scouts
Fourth Degree
Downey News Highlights Local People and Visitors
Ogden dairy owner S A Potter returns home after showing Sarah Ann Duplicate cow and meeting business friends. N C Gison heads to Ogden for a week in hospital. Gwen Thomas travels to Ogden to stay with mother Mrs Spidell and sister Mildred. Jim Richards to Lost River district for summer prospecting. Big Jim touts a sure thing. George Fisher of Bancroft tours Downey with Equitable Insurance ties. Carrie Evans Black returns to Salt Lake City after visiting Downey Malad. Downey Ihahoun notes Choosing Your Vocation by C J Mock at high school assembly. Thomas N Hardy attends Yannock County Soldiers Memorial dedication in Pocatello.
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Downey
S. Potter
Ogden
Potter
Sarah Ann
Intermountain Country
N. C. Gison
Gwen Thomas
Spidell
Mildred Thomas
Jim Richards
Lost River District
Big Jim
George Fisher
Bancroft
Fisher
Equitable Insurance Company
Fred Hobbs
Emil Jorgensen
Preston
Malad
Rtalph Harding
Carrie Evans Black
Salt Lake City
C. J. Mock
Thomas N. Hardy
Pocatello
Yannock County
Disabled Veterans Make Many Poppies On Poppy Day
The American Legion auxiliary reports a successful poppy day sale with supply exhausted by 4 pm. About 350000 poppies were produced at the Horse hospital this year. Herbert Hall, a Bingham county youth with a broken back, and a fellow patient with a broken back, made poppies enough to buy themselves arm propelled wheel chairs to go out on the streets.
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American Legion
Horse Hospital
Herbert Hall
Bingham County
Del Norte Tragedy: Father Finds Daughter's Body in Rio Grande
Chance Dufer, a South Fork farmer, recovered the body of his 8 year old daughter Helen from the Rio Grande. Other fishermen aided a search and found Mrs. Dufer with a broken collar bone and daughter Dora, 9, with a broken arm, in car wreckage about a mile upstream. Mrs. Dufer lost control of the car while driving with her two children, causing it to plunge into the river.
Denver racer’s wife killed in Overland Park Day event
Mrs. J. A. Walker of Denver died when her auto overturned during a five mile Memorial Day race at Overland Park. Her husband was entered in other events on the same program.
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Denver
J. A. Walker
Overland Park
Campaign for Home Products Push in Idaho Ballparks
The Idaho Home Industries association reports statewide complaints about concessions at ballparks and events selling nonlocal or imported products. It urges using home produced candy and soft drinks to support local manufacturers, printers, payrolls, and community activities.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Home Industries Association
Boys Plead Guilty to Store and Auto Thefts
T W De Camp and Farl Boehm pleaded guilty in Twin Falls probate court to grand larceny for stealing an automobile owned by J D Wiseman. Each was admitted to bond of 3000 dollars. Boehm said his home is in Quebec and De Camp has no home. both say they are 18. They were arrested in Ogden on charges of thefts in Buhl Wiler and Twin Falls and a Kimberly store burglary.
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Twin Falls
T. W. DeCamp
Farl Boem
Ogden
Buhl, Wiler
Kimberly Hardware and Implement Company
Kimberly
J. D. Wiseman
J. L. Hodgin
Boehm
Quebec
Canada
de Camp
Idaho
Washington
Supreme Court Reverses Bank Case New Trial Order
In Boise on June 1 William J. Turner defeated the First National Bank of Bancroft in Bannock County District Court. The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed Saturday that the bank’s appeal failed, over an alleged oral contract for payment of money. The high court sustained Turner’s appeal and ordered no new trial.
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Boise
William J. Turner
First National Bank of
Bancroft
Bannock County
State Supreme Court
Turner
High Court
Sturgeon Haul Overwhelms Boating Trip
Boise reports seven sturgeon caught at the Snake River mouth of Bruneau by John Shelton Johnny Wolfkill and L R Wade after a night shift. They returned with three fish and marked the rest for later. one sturgeon weighed about 275 pounds and required two hours to land.
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Boise
Snake River
Bruneau
John Shelton
Johnny Wolfkill
L. R. Wade
Franklin County Women to Attend Summer Camp
Women from Franklin Bear Lake Caribou and Oneida counties will join in a summer camp at Fish Haven Bear Lake on July 14 15 and 16. University of Idaho extension division directs with Miss Norma Barnes organizing. The three fold aim is instruction inspiration and recreation.
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Preston
Franklin County
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
University of Idaho
Norma Barnes
Caribou
Oneida
Starkey Hot Springs
Idaho
Tish Haven
Washington, D. C
American Falls Masonic Temple Dedication Planned
American Falls Idaho announces a special grand lodge communication on June 11 to dedicate the new Masonic temple. F C Bohlson secretary of the local lodge stated this plan today.
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Falls
Grand Lodge of Idaho
A. F
A. M
F.C. Bohlson
Masonic Lodge
Carp Overrun Deer Flat Reservoir Endangers Bass and Perch
Nampa anglers warn that carp overgrowth at Deer Flat reservoir threatens bass and perch populations. With perch fishing waning and bass catches only two to six pounds, experts fear the spawn will be destroyed. They urge seining to reduce carp before low water exposes the lake further. Bass fishing is closed in the county for June though trout season opens July 1.
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Nampa
Deer Flat
Lake
Lowell
Windstorm Disrupts Blackfoot Trap Shoot
A strong wind and dust storm hindered a Sunday Blackfoot Trap Shoot with seventeen participants. Top scores were J. T. Vaught 22 A. G. Smith 21 and Elmer Stephens 21, followed by Wayne Thoreson 19 and George Butler 19 as scores reflected difficult conditions.
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A. J. Boyle
L. C. Collins
J. H. Andersen
Jim Christiggnsen
Jim Boyle
H. A. Wagner
W. d D. Pierce
Edward Thoreson
B. K. Shoemaker
A. T. Springer E
Civic Pride Pleases Governor in Southern Idaho
Governor C Moore praised Southeast Idaho for its display of the national colors during a visit to Downey. He attended Bannock county Black and White day of the Selstein Friesian association and praised local interest in dairying and diversified farming.
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Boise
Idaho
C. Moore
Downey
Bannock
Selstein-Friesian Association
Ogden Capitalists Take Over Hailey Mine Property
Hailey news notes an assignment of a lease and bond on the Lark mine below Bellevue. The original lease from Annie Y. Harris and J. W. Meller to James, John and William Toole ran 1925 to 1927 for 25000 dollars with staged payments. The lease is assigned to C. H. Smith and W. B. Cole trustees of Ogden Utah, representing an Ogden group.
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Hailey
Lark
Bellevue
Annie Y. Harris
J. W. Meller
James
John
William Toole
Butte
Montana
First National Bank
Mailey
C. H. Smith
W. B. Cole
Ogden
Utah
Noted Song Water Sues Montpelier Theatre Over Song Use
Irving Berlin files suit in Boise for injunction against Stanley R. Rich owner of the Rich theatre in Montpelier Idaho. He alleges unauthorized use of the song Yearning on a player organ and seeks damages of at least 250 dollars. It’s among Idaho’s first song copyright infringement cases.
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Boise
Irving Berlin
New York
United States District Court
Stanley R. Rich
Rich Theatre
Montpelier
Idaho
Hoover to Address Annual Iowa Picnic in Twin Falls
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, Iowa native, will attend and address the annual picnic of former Iowa residents in Twin Falls County this summer. The date will be set to suit Hoover's convenience after a message from Congressman Addison T. Smith to M. J. Sweeley, president of the Twin Falls County laws association.
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Twin Falls
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Twin Falls County
Addison. T. Smith
M. J. Sweeley
Laws Association
Lark Claim to be Developed Under Dugdale Oversight
The Lark is a patented U S lot No 38 showing fine ore values in recent months. New holders plan vigorous development and work with Captain T R C Dugdale to lead the campaign.
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U. S
TR. C. Dugdale
Constipation Relief Claim From Kellogg All-Bran User
A testimonial from Davn B. Boyes of Bolivar New York describes severe constipation and failed relief from various medicines. After starting Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast daily he reports no further symptoms and consistent improvement.
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Davn B. Boyes
Bolivar, N. Y
Hailey Plans July Fourth Celebration Fundraising Progress
Hailey voters plan a three day Fourth of July program with baseball games and horse races. The finance committee, led by T. J. Klinger, raised 765 dollars from local businessmen and expects 1000 to 1200 by the end of the campaign.
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Hailey
Aaron Clements
Mark A. Aukema
Joseph W. Fuld
Iailey
T. J. Klinger
Sinclair Throws Hat Into Ring in Idaho
Bartlett Sinclair first assistant attorney general of Idaho resigns to take effect July and enters the Republican race for attorney general. The party convention will be held at Welser on August 24.
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Rolse
Bartlett Sinclair
Weneral
Idaho
A. H. Connor
Sinclair
Service Resumed on Elko Boise Route
Air mail pilots on the Elko Boise Paaco route prepared for takeoff as service resumes, officials of the Varney company announced last night.
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Elko-Boise
Boise
Varney Company
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