Fort Hall Monument Dedication Draws Large Scout Attendance
The two day dedication of the Old Fort Hall Monument at Fort Hall brings an estimated 2500 to 3000 guests including about 1200 scouts and 250 leaders. Governor C Ben Ross will attend, with George Albert Smith as MC. An Indian program, honorary Shoshone adoption, and a cement monument featuring an eagle and shield are planned.
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Old Fort Hall Monument
Fort Hall
C. Ben Ross
State of Idaho
George Albert Smith
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Utah
Old
Oregon Trail Association
Frank Paradiege Jr
Southeastern Area
Ogden Gateway
Cache Valley
Snake River
Teton Peaks
Idaho
Conference Called to Get Final Agreement on Budget Measure
The article notes a conference to finalize a national budget balancing package valued at 238 million dollars with Senate action starting late today. Informal assurances from House leadership aim to keep the president and Mills plan in the final revenue measure. The capital bill push continues, with over 280 million dollars involved.
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Senate
House
Mills
Senate approves vast new tax bill amid push for early adjournment
The Senate passed a sweeping tax bill designed to raise about 1.115 billion dollars after a 14 hour session. President Hoover urged a manufacturer sales tax but the measure was adopted with gasoline and electricity levies and higher income rates. Adjournment prospects by June 11 while conventions begin are uncertain, with Senate leaders hopeful but Senator Watson doubtful.
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Congress
Smoot
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Land values in Palestine rise amid population increase
Land values in Palestine show about a fifty percent increase over the average price a decade ago as population growth accelerates. The note underscores a sharper rise in real estate costs alongside demographic expansion.
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Palestine
Free Y M C A Swim Lessons See High Girl Attendance
The Tribune Y M C A free swimming lessons continue with heavy turnout of girls, prompting longer sessions for them and shorter boy classes. Pupils learn fundamentals, underwater breathing, eye opening, and floating. Instructors advance thrash kicks and arm strokes, with plans to combine movements in later sessions. Regular attendance urged to avoid missing progress.
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Tribune-Y. M. C. A
Tyhee School Hosts Dental Clinic and Vaccination Date
Ellen Raether the county nurse visits Tyhee school this week for a dental clinic with Dr Call to examine and treat minor tooth defects at no charge. voluntary donations suggested for materials. On Friday Dr J R Young will vaccinate for smallpox and next Wednesday Dr Dan McDougall will pre school examine from 9 to 12. parents urged to bring upcoming entrants.
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J. R. Young
Dan McDougall
E. J. Weatherman
Portland
California
Tom Fenwick
J. A. Kirkpatrick
W. F. Kowallis
Logan
Hans M. Peterson
Salt Lake
N. P. Peterson
Pocatello
J. E. Kowallis
Gideon Johnson
S. Ed Johnson
Edgar Duke
Melva
Florence Johnson
Idaho Falls
Gordon de Moisy
Vernal
Utah
Alfred Styhl
Felix Johnson
Firth
Shirley Walton
Montpelier
Advice for 1932 Graduates Expands Career Paths
Experts advise graduates to consider chemists in industry and government, art educators in museums and bookstores, historians as motion picture consultants and biographers, political scientists as lobbyists and policy advisers, psychologists in personnel work, and social service workers. Marketing and transportation offer new opportunities as distributions evolve.
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Woellner
Federal funds fight cricket invasion at Fort Hall area
A cooperative group of Bannock and Bingham county and reservation officials met to coordinate cricket control. Up to 300 workers trench east of Gibson hills and along Fort Hall canal to drive swarms from the area. Weather and rain slowed movement while inspectors plan a full area survey. The Bingham county board later allocated $200 to battle grasshoppers in Grandview and Aberdeen, ordering poison for local farmers.
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Bingham County
Fort Hall
Daigh
Mr. Gross
M. L. Tiller
H. A. Ireland
Gibson
Bingham Board
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bingham County Board of Commissioners
Grandview
Aberdeen
Weather Bureau appoints new officer in local office
H. H. Smith, meteorologist, succeeds the retired A. R. Teeple and issues his first daily report from the local government weather bureau. Cecil S. Fife remains temporarily in charge to assist during the transition.
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H. H. Smith
A. R. Teeple
Weather Bureau
Cecil S. Fife
Mr. Fife
Gulls Guard Crickets Invasion Near Pocatello
Alert to sparing gulls in Idaho as flocks roost near Gibson and Pocatello. R E Watson and Ambrose McGuire report rising gull numbers drawn by cricket invasions threatening crops. Utah protected since 1843, gulls once helped Mormon settlers and now roam along American Falls reservoir.
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Pocatello
Gibson
R. E. Watson
Ambrose McGuire
Utah
Great Salt Lake Basin
American Falls Reservoir
Town Notes and Events in Boise Pocatello Area
Geraldine Wagner visits cousin in Boise while two county clerk staff begin vacations. A Springfield Utah visitor, Mrs W C Sharp, stays in Pocatello with her daughter. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs W S Smith in Lynn hospital. Smith Bootery manager promotes Vanities of 1932 at Frazier hall on Friday June 3. Pocatello Elks plan one June July August meeting each with dates June 7 July 12 August 9. A flag day program is planned at Hutchinson field by R L Black and John R Dyer.
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John Ekstron
Springfield
Utah
Pocatello
W. C. Sharp
West
Clark Street
W. S. Smith
South Johnson
Lynn Hospital
Mr. Smith
Smith Bootery
Frazier Hall
C. H. Pinkerton
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Joseph Jenkinson
R. L. Black
John R. Dyer
Hutchinson Field
Court Opens in North Boise June 1 Session Start
Boise schedules a Supreme Court session in Coeur d Alene beginning June 8 to hear 12 cases including an appeal from a first degree murder conviction. John Reding challenges life imprisonment for the Cur tis Church killing near Bonners Ferry on March 24, 1931 presented as a motive by the state.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Coeur d'Alene
John Reding
Sumner Llewellyn Curtis Church
Bonners Ferry
Official Cassvass Shows Hyde and Hall Lead
Official count lists Hyde and Hall leading in both parties. Republicans claim U S Senate votes for John Thomas and J Wesley Holden, plus majorities in several state offices including Governor Byron Defenbach and Secretary Fred Lukens. Democrats show C Ben Ross winning Governor, with other statewide officers and county posts detailed.
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Stewart Campbell
Walter Newcomb
R. L. Black
Walter H. Anderson
A. J. Gilbert
F. M. Cooper
B. Y. Green
David Armstrong
Willard Lund
George Gittins
J. B. Wright
F. H. Reddish
Isaac McDougall
Samuel Adelstein
W. H. Woodward
Roe White
Nora Boyum
Mabel Craig
Cora E. Grimes
William A. Hyde
C. A. Brown
W. H. Hillman
H. L. McHan
Byron B. Downard
G. P. Mix
U.S. Senate
Orr Chapman
J. P. Pope
O. T. Stratton
H. S. Kessler
T. C. Coffin
Ira H. Masters
Ed C. Rich
H. L. Yeamans
W. F. Alworth
C. Ben Ross
George E. Hill
E. M. Holden
William Morgan
E. A. Owen
Franklin Girard
O. E. Bossen
W. W. Goble
Harry C. Parsons
Myrtle P. Eaking
Bert H
Orval E. Hendricks
W. H. Edwards
A. Y. Satterfield
J. W. Foreman
D. D. Stewart
Clark Gray
P. E. Long
E. B. Abbott
Carl C. Christensen
M. J. Rossiter
Alma Marley
W. H. Jensen
W. P. Whitaker
Frank J. Campbell
S. R. Evans
County official election tallies listed with candidates
The document lists candidates for county offices with vote counts including Treasurer Laura Berz Scott Lowe Probate Judge Callis Assessor Manley Jenkins and others plus corrupting names of Coroner Hall Surveyor Havener and Justices Kinney Garvin Henderson Chandler and Constables Martin Thomas O Donnell with票 numbers.
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D. P. Maughan
J. L. Hatch
Laura B. Berz
Scott D. Lowe
J. H. Kinney
M. H. Garvin
H. W. Henderson
Elkin Chandler
Constable
D. B. Martin
Ben Thomas
Jack O'Donnell
Wild Party Claim Sparks Vote Battle In Idaho Primary
Governor Ross dismissed the Wild ticket charge as speculation while noting Byron Defenbach’s strong personal appeal in a primary with little opposition. Ross spoke in Aberdeen about highway work, saying roads from Power county line to Blackfoot will be oiled, and projects from Pocatello to the Wyoming line, and toward Paris and St. Charles toward Utah, are planned.
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Byron Defenbach
Ross
Aberdeen
Power County
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Oregon Trail
Wyoming Line
Montpelier
Paris
St. Charles
Utah
Governor to attend Old Fort Hall monument dedication
The governor will attend the dedication of the Old Fort Hall monument at Fort Hall, a memorial erected by the Boy Scouts for Idaho, at 7 45 p m. After the ceremony he will depart for Twin Falls.
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Gove
Old Fort Hall
Fort Hall
Boy Scouts
Creosote Fire at State Highway Shops in Pocatello
Firefighters from the Pocatello department were called to Oak Street and Monroe Avenue to extinguish a blaze at the state highway shops. Creosote was heating for wood preservation. Little damage resulted.
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Pocatello Fire Department
State Highway
Oak Street
Monroe Avenue
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