Idaho’s Immortal 600 Honored By University Alumni
Paul Davis the state commander of the American Legion reported plans for a memorial armory and gymnasium on the University of Idaho campus to honor Idaho soldiers and sailors who fell. Leaders and alumni spoke of unity and the Armistice Day push to fund and erect the project.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho Alumni Association
Paul Davis
American Legion
Charlies P. McCarthy
Alfred Budge
William A. Lee
William KE. Lee
State Aupreme Court
A. H L. Conner
Stanley A. Easton
Huntington Taylor
J. G. H. Graveley
J. A. Lippincott
Irvin EB. Rockwell
State Board of Education
James A. MocLean
University of Manitoba
A. H. Upham
University
R. D P. Leeper
Lewiston
Legion
Memorial Building Association
Memorial Association
North Sea
Belgium
Verdun
Thaho
Downey Social Roundup Notes Farewell and Travel
Downey reports a Salt Lake visit for repairs on a cheese factory and a farewell party for Meta Sells at the Hotel Oxford hosted by Mrs. Caroline Evans. Attendees include Meta Sells Martha Sele Riva Hopkins Velma Robbins John Pratt Lee Bloxham Robert Olson Bill Coffin Lee O Malley. Others journey to Salt Lake City Pocatello Magna and Oregon while Misa Winifred Jones Arthur Coombs depart after teaching.
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Oxford
Caroline Evans
Meta Sells
McCammon
Idaho Falls
Martha Sele
Riva Hopkins
Velma Robbins
Messrs
John Pratt
Lee Bloxham
Robert Olson
Bill Coffin
Lee O’malley
Salt Lake
L. D
Misa Winifred Jones
Arthur Coombs
Oregon
Henry Teller
Meta
Martha ‘Wells
Pocatello
Florence Porter
Magna
Utah
Lee O'Malley
J. W. Company
Balt Lake
Sportsmen Praise Mackay Roads For Opening Fishing Season
Blackfoot June 1 The sportsmen who went to Mackay for the opening of the fishing season praise the Butte county commissioners for road improvements. They say a gravel surface would finish the highways. Anglers report ideal conditions and a good catch all around.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Mackay
Butte County Commissioners
Daughter of Judge Weds Salt Lake Groom in Blackfoot
The wedding of Lena Andersen to Ellis L. Chapin of Salt Lake took place in Blackfoot with Bishop Oscar L. Rider officiating. The couple, both well known in Blackfoot society, plan to live in Salt Lake after a two course luncheon and train departure for their new home.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. H. Andersen
Dughter
Lena
Ellis L. Chapin
Salt Lake
Oscar L. Rider
Andersen
Baltlake
Court Opens In Blackfoot With Light Calendar
Blackfoot June 2 District Court opened this morning with a very light calendar. From current indications no jurors will be impaneled.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
District Court
Residence raid nets whiskey for Blackfoot resident
Sunday evening officers searched William Twitchell's north Ash street home and seized about three pints of whiskey. Twitchell was arrested by a U S marshal from Pocatello and is free on bond with a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday before U S Commissioner Turner at Pocatello. A pending case on unlawful possession of liquor remains.
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Blackfoot
William Twitchell
North Ash Street
Malden
Clark
T. B. Daley
Witchell
United States
Pocatello
Twitchell
Liberty
U. S
Turner
Carlson pleads guilty after hidden cache found in yard
Preliminary hearing held in Blackfoot on June 3. Join Carlson arrested Saturday after a complete pistol was uncovered concealed beneath rabbit hatch in his yard. Carlson pled guilty and will be sentenced Tuesday morning.
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Blackfoot
Join Carlson
Carlson
Puzzle comeback highs as 500 piece jigsaws surge
Jigsaw puzzles are regaining popularity with new packs reaching up to 500 pieces. Experts note assembling such sets can take up to a week, signaling a trend toward longer, more challenging builds among hobbyists.
Long Jointless Pipeline Built for Gas Supply
A 210 mile steel gas line will be laid this summer from Shreveport area toward Kirbyville to cross rivers and counties. The 16 inch pipeline uses welded joints without couplings, aiming for easier upkeep and fewer leaks.
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Kirbyville
Tex
Texas
Louisiana Natural
Shreveport
Umont
Social notes and obit from Lava Hot Springs
Local visitors travel between Lava Hot Springs and nearby towns including Pocatello Ogden and McCammon. Funeral services were held for C T L Burns aged seventy at the Catholic church with burial at Grace cemetery.
Wrong name given in statutory charge case at Blackfoot
Bleckfoot June 3 The Tribune correspondent was misinformed about the party arraigned Saturday and charged with delinquency of the girl at homes. The dispatch carried the name E P Fackrel as a former commissioner of Bing ham county which was erroneous. The name should be E P Fackrell and the man is not the former county commissioner. Fackrell has been janitor at the Thomas school. It was today that The Tribune first learned of this error.
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Bleckfoot
Tribune
Dispatch
E. P. Fackrel
Bingham County
E. P. Fackrell
Thomas School
the Tribune
Bancroft Notes On Local Visits And Deaths
Bancroft reports weekend visits by Ervin Hogan Eleanor Beamer and Delilah Budrow plus Logan and Pocatello trips. Harold Johnson returns to Bancroft as resident. Jotneon employed at Johnson Mercantile. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Lewis dies. funeral in Bancroft cemetery. Several piano recitals and demonstrations noted. deaths and family updates across community.
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Bancroft
Ervin Hogan
Idaho Tech
Eleanor Beamer
Pocatello
Tech
Harold Johnson
Logan
Jotneon
Johnson Mercantile Company
Arthur Hart
Harry Smith
Preston
J. W. Lords
Canning and Baking Club
D. B. Leonard
F. E. Logue
Mildred Anthes
Canning
Delilah Budrow
Celestine Beamer
Gladys Logue
J. D. Beamer
Grace
Charles Lund
Thatcher
C. E. Taylor
Hospital Friday Recovery Reported For Patient
The item notes a patient recovering rapidly after a Friday hospital visit. It also mentions Misa Lavers White undergoing an operation yesterday for the same trouble.
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Pital
Misa Lavers White
Limestone quarries shut down over poor beet prospects
Blackfoot June 3 quarries at Arco were closed indefinitely Friday due to unsatisfactory beet conditions. The limestone sources serve Utah-Idaho and Amalgamated Sugar, and the foreman ordered shutdown as beets in the district failed to warrant operation.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Arco
Utah
Funeral suspends Coast League play for Cook funeral
Harry A. Williams president of the Pacific Coast Baseball League traveled to Oakland to attend the Salt Lake club secretary Jack Cook's funeral. Play will be suspended in all Coast League games.
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Los Angeles
Harry A. Williams
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Oakland
California
Jack Cook
Salt Lake Club
Kellogg's Bran Claims Quick Relief From Constipation
A letter from Arlington H. Carman of Patchogue New York says Kellogg's Bran worked in two weeks what years of medicine could not. The ad touts Kellogg's Bran as all bran, naturally stimulating the bowels and offering money back if relief isn’t permanent, with doctors recommending it.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
N. Y
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
Miss
McCammon Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
McCammon residents and visitors are noted in brief items. G W Gray, former Union news stand owner, visited en route to Salt Lake from California via Portland. Mrs. Anderson of Potatello and Mrs. Mae Farmer hosted visitors. Archie Groesbeck heads to Springville for summer with his grandfather. Fishing trip planned on Blackfoot River. Mrs. Prank Miles from Montpelier spent time with Mrs. Evan Christensen. County Agent J W Thomett visited. W FE Erickson departed for Pocatello to work as a carpenter. Clark Green and Royal Allen travel to Pocatello to complete school work at the Tech. Mrs. Rebecca Danks and Delilah arrived for a week with Mr. and Mrs. William Danks. Grant Green announces birth of a son. Dr H J Hartvigsen attended. Miss Marguerite Godfrey returns to Lava Hot Springs after McCammon term. Lester Halford of Portage visits Mr. and Mrs. Hale. Halford is Hale’s nephew.
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Tribune
Myrtle Ash
Pocatello
Eva K. Morris
Mra
Lillian Ball
Kate White
Charlie Beck
McCammon
Misa Jean Monroe
Henry Monroe
Wallace
Ogden
A. Hall
Alec Miller
Wyoming
Ben Madill
Aon Keith
Grove
George Harnim
Gagebrook
Wm. Glassmen
TL. Burns
Mr. Burns
Doniver County
Kansas
Grace Cemetery
Hurna
J. W. Ash
Marguerite Ash-attee
Blackfoot River
Prank Miles of
Montpelier
Evan Christensen
J. W. Thomett
W.fe. Erickson
Clark Green
Royal Allen
Rendyville
The
Tech
Rebecca Danks
Delilah
William Danks
Grant Green
H. J. Hartvi
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Madeline Mickelson
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Boda Springs
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Mia
Jessie Brigge
Bountiful
Tah
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Thelma Aston
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Soda Springs
Hos
Vibe Ceili
Muralite
Royal Coach Transit Co
St. Anthony
Bannock
Yellowstone
St. Marie
Gust Chopp
Renaired
Pocatello Typewriter Exchange
Mr. Cook
Mr. Carman
Cutiura
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Western Battery Supply
Pocatello Diktelbitor
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