Idaho Dentists to Gather Here for 14th Conference
About 75 Idaho dentists will attend the 14th annual Idaho State Dental Association conference set for June 5 to 7. Clinic sessions will be led by Dr. H D Day of Hamburg Iowa Dr. C J Strausberg of Los Angeles and Dr. Don C Woodard of Kansas City Mo at Antlers hall Elks temple. Association officers include Dr H J Dyer president Dr R A Johnson president elect Dr W D Lyons secretary Dr E B Carpenter treasurer and Dr L E Shaw general committee chairman.
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Idaho
Idaho State Dental Association
V. D. Lyons
Pocatello
H. D. Day
Hamburg
Iowa
C. J. Strausberg
Los Angeles
Don C. Woodard
Kansas City
Antlers Hall
The
Elks Temple
Sunday Church Services at Center and South Garfield
Joseph Chester, minister at 112 South Garfield avenue, posts Sunday services. Morning service at 11, annual children’s day program directed by Mrs. W. H. Cleare, baptisms for infants and others, School of religious education at 9:45, preschool class, nursery at 11, Senior Epworth league meets at S. Lincoln at 3:30, board meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for reports and card return.
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South Garfeld
Joseph Chester
South Garfield Avenue
W. H. Cleare
Epworth League
S. Lincoln
University Baccalaureate Service at Frazier Hall
Rev. I. G. Roddy's Fremont and Arthur Streets church holds an evening service with a university baccalaureate at Frazier Hall at 8 p m. Bible School for all ages at 9 50, B Y P A at 7 p m. Communion at 11 a m with theme Jesus is A Bread of Life. Executive Board meets Monday evening, Monthly Business meeting Wednesday 8 p m, Young Peoples Chorus rehearsal Thursday 8 p m.
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Fremont
Arthur Streets
I. G. Roddy
Frazier Hall
Bible School
Young Peoples’ Chorus
Seventh Avenue Church Service Plans and Sunday Schedule
In the absence of Pastor Claude Richmond, Walter H. Cleare will occupy the pulpit at 11 o'clock for morning worship with a musical program. Church school meets at 9:45 preparing for children's day on June 11. Christian Endeavor holds its regular program at 6:30.
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Seventh Avenue
Lewis
Claude Richmond
Walter H. Cleare
Church School
Christian Endeavor Society
Adjutant and Mrs Pack Lead Local Church Meetings
233 South Second phone 838. Adjutant and Mrs. James R. Pack in charge with Captain Gladys Hamilton assisting. Sunday events include services Sunday school Bible class 2 p m transient men 3 30 p m young peoples legion 6 15 p m salvation service 8 p m. Weekday talks Tuesday 8 p m Bible study Thursday 8 p m undenominational holiness. Saturday 8 p m free and easy. Public invited.
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South Second
James R. Pack
Gladys Hamilton
Young People's Legion
Salvation Service
Sunday schedule and Salvation Army gospel talks
Sunday School at 10 a m and Adjutant Pack of The Salvation Army delivers the gospel at 11 p m. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m Dr Cannon at 8 p m with subject You Shall See Greater Things Than This. Wednesday 7 p m prayer and praise service missionary meeting Thursday 2 p m at Mrs Wetchel on McKinley avenue. We welcome all to these sery-
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The
Salvation Army
Young Peoples Meeting
Christian Science Services in South Hayes and Bonneville
The notice lists church services for Christian Science at South Hayes and Bonneville with a Sunday service at 11 am, Sunday School at 9:45 am, and Wednesday evening meeting at 8 pm. June 4 sermons will be on God the Only Cause and Creator, with the Golden Text from Revelation 15 3. A free Reading room is open daily 2 to 4 30 except Sundays and holidays for reading and borrowing.
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Christian Science
South Hayes
Bonneville
Churches of Christ, Scientist
COMMARTS STRANGE AS IT SEEMS AJO JOHN HIX
Readers are offered a collage of notes: a claim about a pumpkin plant with a root system possibly 15 miles long requiring 1000 feet growth per day, and a discussion of falconry its history in Europe Asia and Africa with famed birds and riders mentioned. The piece references Earl Sande’s early racing and origins in Idaho.
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John Hix
Bee A
Pat
Department of Agriculture
Europe
China
Japan
India
Africa
Christian science reading room invitation at Arthur and Custer
A public invitation announces services at the Reading room with Bible and Christian Science literature. W B Maier is the pastor with Sunday school at 10 a.m and divine worship at 11 a.m. Aberdeen service at 3 p.m includes junior membership confirmation addressing "Two Ways of Life."
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Arthur Avenue
Custer Street
W. B. Maier
Aberdeen
Evangelist John E Shaw Opens General Council Meeting
Spokane evangelist John E Shaw begins initial meeting at 7 45 p m with daily nightly sessions except Sunday at 407 North Arthur. First Congregational on Lander and Garfield hosts children day program and infant baptism. Scrooby Club to meet at 7.
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General Council
OF God
North
Arthur John E. Shaw
Spokane
First Congregational
Lander and
Garfield Streets
Frank E. Carlson
Scrooby Club
Sunday church schedule with services and youth programs
Sunday school at 10 a.m. children’s day exercises and program by juniors. Morning worship and communion at 11 a.m. One hour of music led by Mrs RG Neilsen. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
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Mra RG
Neilsen
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Boise Nurse Elected Idaho State Nurses Association President
Miss Helen Wolfe of Twin Falls was elected president of the Idaho State Nurses Association at the closing session of the convention in Boise. Officers named include Miss Nellie Chapman Boise secretary, Mrs. C V Martin Caldwell treasurer, Garnet Gilbertson Boise vice president, and Minnie Rasmason Pocatello along with three others on the board of directors. A winter meeting was set for November with location to be determined by the board. Dr. George Proctor Nampa spoke on spotted fever and Neva Adams Pocatello discussed nursing problems.
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Boise
Helen Wolfe
Twin Falls
Idaho State Nurses’ Association
Nellie Chapman
C. V. Martin
Caldwell
Garnet Gilbertson
Minnie Rasmason
Pocatello
Helen Smith
Beulah Osborn
Margaret Ackerman
George Proctor
Nampa
Neva Adams
Market declines on profit taking across stocks and commodities
New York June 3 AP report notes profit taking pushed many markets lower after a busy morning. Leaders showed some strength early with new highs but increasing offerings caused a heavy close as losses of 1 to 3 points appeared across many issues. Volume reached 3,587,720 shares.
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New York
Priday
Livestock Prices Across Ogden and Omaha Markets
Ogden and Omaha reports show mixed but mostly steady livestock trading. Hogs and cattle vary by weight class with top hogs around 4.90 at Ogden and 4.80 at Omaha. cattle ranges include steers and heifers near 4.00 to 6.25 with some highs to 7.00 for yearlings. Sheep and calves move modestly, with weekly totals noted for trend assessment.
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Ogden
USDA
Omaha
Deodase Eoreng
Bixby Returns to University
University of Idaho Southern Branch grants leave to several faculty. Edward Rhodenbaugh geology professor will publish The Geology of Idaho during first semester. Miss Jewel Coon Caldwell Spanish instructor will study in Mexico City next year. Dean John R. Dyer seeks replacement for Miss Gertrude Bryce as dean of women. Three teachers return from leave: Lorena Bixby English director, John W. Davis chemistry assistant professor.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Edward Rhodenbaugh
Idaho
Jewel Coon
Caldwell
Mexico City
John R. Dyer
Gertrude Bryce
Lorena Bixby
Columbia University
John W. Davis
Market Quote on Sheep and Lamb Prices
The report lists yearlings at 55976.00 and top 828, with good to choice ewes priced at 15097250 and feeding lambs at 490 678. It notes days supply all bought to arrive, includes three lowds fed wooled lambs at 84 pounds for 7.50, 11 loads fed clipped at 78 pounds for 7.43, and one load yearlings at 82 pounds for 6.00.
Wool market steadies with firmer prices in week
Persistent buying kept wool prices firm to higher as medium quality fleeces and most territory wools rose modestly. Trade volume eased versus prior weeks due to tighter supply and prior covering by manufacturers, while new demand for wool goods and yarns spurred raw wool inquiries. Curb market notes show a range of stocks including Am Sup Pow and Nat Investors with varied quotes.
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Boston
Faculty shakeups announced at the university
James Campbell, music instructor who studied in Germany for two years, and Miss Bernice Ritter, assistant registrar, will become acting registrar while Miss Elaine Stone pursues studies in Moscow. In addition, all married women will be eliminated from the faculty.
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James Campbell
Germany
Bernice Ritter
Elaine Stone
Moscow
Police Break Up Auto Speed Race In City Block
Two taxi drivers Cedric Evans and Bert Davenberg were arrested Saturday morning for speeding in the 300 block on Fast Center. Witnesses named Patrolman Smilien and William. arresting officer A Oliver. Each posted $10 bond to appear in court June.
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Cedric Evans
Bert Davenberg
Fast Center
Smilien
William
A. Oliver
Ths
Funeral for Gottlieb Nussbaum in Montpelier
Funeral services for Gottlieb Nussbaum, 77, of Montpelier, who died of a heart attack June 3, were held at the Second Ward chapel. Born August 25, 1855 in Berne Switzerland, he married Mary Wencer in 1884 and joined the L D S church in 1904 before emigrating to America in 1913. Surviving children include Marie Spatichy Nampa Ida Day Minidoka Rose Heitzenman Chicago Olga Lish Montpelier George Nussbaum Montpelier Jacob Nussbaum Pocatello and Walter Nussbaum Minidoka.
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Montpelier
Gottlieb Nussbaum
Second Ward
Berne
Switzerland
Mary Wencer
America
Magpies Paid Bounties in Bannock County Idaho
In southeastern Idaho the Bannock County Sportsmen's association reports 10 044 dead magpies and 6 419 eggs submitted since a six week drive. Payments total 267.07 dollars at two cents per bird and one cent per egg, with the state providing no aid yet.
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Idaho
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
H. C. Miner
Ray Killian
Tyhee
Miner
Amos Ebert
Roosevelt nominates Sackett as U S attorney for Wyoming
President Roosevelt names Carl L. Sackett to succeed A. D. Walton who resigned as United States attorney for the Wyoming district on June 3.
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Washington
Roosevelt Today
Carl L. Sackett
A. D. Walton
United States
Wyoming
Rider Injured When Car Hits Horse Near Onyx
Leonard Lish of Onyx was lac erated after his horse became frightened and veered in front of a car driven by W A Bulloch of Akron one mile north of Onyx. The horse suffered a broken leg. Lish was taken to General hospital for first aid and released.
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Leonard Lish
Onyx
W. A. Bulloch
Akron
Bulloch
Clark Paulsen
Lish
General Hospital
Services Held for Small Indian Girl
Special funeral services were held Saturday for Christine Bagley a two and a half year old girl who drowned in an irrigation canal near her Fort Hall home Thursday evening. She was the daughter of Lews and Susie Bagley full blood Indians. The father once worked in the railroad shops at Pogatello until recently.
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Fort Hall
Christine Bagley
Lews
Susie Bagley
Pogatello
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