Noted Aviator Breaks World Endurance Record
Major Umberto Magdalena and Lieut Fanto Cecconi set a non-refueling flight endurance record of 67 hours and 15 minutes. They started at Montecelio aerdrome at 5 21 a m and landed at 3 46 am, surpassing the 65 hour 26 minute German record set by Johann Risticz and Hans Zimmerman in 1928.
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Umberto Magdalena
Umbrto Nobile
Italia
Spitsbergen
Montecelio Aerdrome
Fanto Cecconi
Johann Risticz
Hans Zimmerman
Bgun
Priday
Monterelio
Thhir
Montecelio
Ostia Ladispell
Acie
Memorial Day fishing parties from Aberdeen to Idaho and Utah
Memorial Day reports describe Aberdeen residents fishing near Lig Springs Idaho and Pineree then Big Hole with several couples including the Lowes Johnsons Hailins and Srecks. Other parties such as Morgan Davis El Davis Hyde Rutger and Newcomb face misfortune with arm injuries while local visits and church events unfold as Reverend Barnum leaves Pocatello and Rev Asner is expected to arrive for services.
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Aberdeen
L. Lowe
Ben Johnson
Eric Hailin
Bobby
A. J Sreck
Lig Springs
Idaho
E. Daines
J. A. Moore
W W . Hyde
Marjorie Rutger
Pineree
Big Hole
Carl Morgan
Idaho Palls
W. A. Davis
el. Davis
American Falls
Fletcher
Buh
Methodist Church
Edward Davis
Virginia Davis
Vivian Arms
Gooding
Vivian
Virginia
Aid
R. N. Lewthwaite
J E Officer
Hagerman
Leona
Blackfoot
E. V. Gohman
Pocatello
Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Montana
Asner
Mackay Metals board restructured with new president W A Hayes
Large financial interest shifts Mackay Metals with Salt Lake and Nevada investors reorganizing its leadership. W A Hayes of Nevada becomes president, with A J Anderson as vice president and W E Narkaus as secretary treasurer. Attendees included H B Cole Gale Martin Lee Williams and Nick Plohrs who visited the Mackay property recently.
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Mackay Metal Copany
Salt Lake
Los Angels
Nevada
W. A. Hayes
Minne
Chase A Clark
City
A. J. Anderson
W. E. Narkaus
Mr Hayes
H. B. Cole
Cole-Allen & Company
Salt Lake City
Gale Martin
Weston Mineral Survey
Lee Williams
Salt Lake Telegram
Nick Plohrs
Hayes
Ben
Mackay Metals
Empire
Joy riders plunge twice into Wood River water
Ralph James Hailey and W C Walters joyrided Sunday near the Wood river bridge at Croygulch. After rescuers pulled them from the water and the car was righted, the pair repeated the stunt at a mill race rail. Sheriff Campbell jailed them on careless driving charges. fines set at 40 dollars with 10 days jail suspended on payment.
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Ralph James
W. C Walters
Wood River
Croygulch
Bullion Street
Campbell
McLeod
Eack
Lewiston Editor Bert M. Savage Dies at 57
Bert M. Savage, 57, a prominent Pacific Northwest newspaper man and civic advocate, died in Lewiston Idaho on Monday from influenza and pneumonia. He served 29 years as reporter telegraph editor and city editor of the Morning Tribune and held leadership roles with the Lewis and Clark Highway association and the North and South Highway association. He also served as Lewiston’s chief of police and chamber of commerce secretary.
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Roscoe Rich
Burley
Idaho Wool Growers Association
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New England
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Rich
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Boise
Gaiena
Lewiston
Bert M. Savage
Pacific Northwest
Telegraph
Hailey Chamber of Commerce Dinner Monday Evening
Hailey Chamber of Commerce held a dinner Monday evening attracting local business leaders and residents. Chamber officials welcomed guests and outlined upcoming events and community projects for the fall season.
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Hailey
Hailey Chamber of Commercce
Rich County Game Club Hosts Meeting With Paris Montpelier
Montpelier and Paris game clubs are invited to meet Rich County game club at Garden City on June 7. The gathering in the L D S chapel starts at 3 p m with a 6 30 p m banquet at Ideal Beach. Utah state game warden and department officials will speak along with Idaho state game warden Thomas and Forest Department official Mr Spackman.
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Paris
Rich County
Garden City
Ideal Beach
Utah
Utah Department
Thomas
Idaho
Mr. Spackman
The
Forest Department
Mackay Rodeo Set for July Fourth and Fifth
Mackay businessmen join Sam Jarvis of Ogaren and Charles Snook of Salmon to stage a two day rodeo in Mackay on July 4 and 5. Jarvis and Snook bring seasoned rodeo experience and Snook supplies stock and a ranch arena backdrop. Snook’s annual Salmon ranch rodeo is highly regarded in the west.
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MacKay
George Blackman
Sam
Joseph
Germania
Sam Jarvis
Charles Snook
Salmon
Jarvis
Snook
Malad and Salmon News on Warehouse, Bake and Airport Plan
Malad district moves toward a federal farm warehouse after 40 percent stock subscription and 400000 bushels pledged, with plans to build a $30000 facility. In Salmon, the Lemhi County Sportsmen’s association to hold its grand salmon bake on June 20, with invites to Idaho and Montana leaders as the 1930 event aims to be the largest yet. A request seeks a name for Oneida county’s new airport as all preparations proceed.
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Oneida
Farm Board
Secretary of State
Lemhi County
Dan O'Connell
Bill Hammer
Ormy
Idaho
Montana
Association
W. R Schmittroth
Abbott
Fabel
Oneida County
Local Figure From Salem Dies in Lewiston
A long time Idaho Department of Agriculture official, born in Salem Oregon, died in Lewiston after attending Willamette University where he played football. He is survived by his widow, a son Boyd employed at the Tribune, and a brother Mari Savage of Salem.
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Idaho Depat Chea of Agriculture
Salem
Oregon
Lewiston
Willamette University
Boyd
the Tribune
Mari Savage
Preston youths held for crash in two accidents
Logan Utah June 30 AP Two Preston Idaho youths Charles Meier and Harold Pinson are held by police pending an investigation of two automobile accidents. A group of five Preston youths were riding in a small roadster and allegedly drinking when first they collided with a car driven by Mr Seamons near Smithfield injuring Mrs Seamons who wrecked. They then fled to Logan where another collision with George Skidmore’s car led to arrests. The others released were Howard Holiday Willis Rogers and Doward Larson.
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Utah
Polic
Preston
Idaho
Charles Meier
Harold Pinson
Othe Preston
Seamons
Lava Ho Springs
Smithfield
Ays
Logi
George Skidmore
Notice of debt liability by A A Keaton
After date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Dated at Pocatello Idaho June 1930 by A A Keaton.
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Pocatello
Idaho
A. A. Keaton
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