Guard units entrain for Boise encampment week long
Southeastern Idaho national guard units entrain for a two week encampment at Boise. Officers and men arrive with detachments from Blackfoot Race and Soda Springs. Camp routines include drills, meals, and ceremonies with Col Olson as camp commander and Col Holbrook visiting to promote a One Army association.
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Pocatello
National Guard
Idaho
Boise
Unite Cee Oor
Delum
116Th Cavalry
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Blackfoot
Race
Soda Springs
Gooding
Caldwell
McCon
D. P. Olson
Olson
National Guard of
Xuso
Maj
J. B. Burns
Q. M
W. 8. Titus
M. C
Col
L. R. Holbrook
Ninth Ecorpa
San Francisco
State of
Officers of Guard
Field Artillery
Air Service
Engineers
Ce Alimaire
Ono
Ford Motor Co boosts June output amid strong dealer demand
Dealers in the United States have asked for 194 750 Ford cars trucks and tractors to meet June needs. Output for June is raised to 140 000 an increase of 10 000 over May as demand and local sales rise since the year began. Officials say production aims to fulfill retail requirements of about 8 000 dealers with orders arriving soon.
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Jesse M. Chase
Ford Motor Company
United States
Ford
Mr. Chase
Logger Gains Twenty Pounds and Feels Fine
Arthur Svenn a 52 year old logger from Portland Oregon says Tanlac restored his health after stomach and kidney problems left him weak. He ate poorly in logging camps and weighed down, but after taking three bottles he gained twenty pounds and plans to return to work. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Portland
Tanlac
Arthur Svenn
Ore
Taniac
May Weather Sees Extreme Temperature Swing And Winds
May was near normal overall per the U S Weather Bureau with two notable anomalies on the 25th a 46 degree rapid temperature drop and strong winds. High reached 83 on the 25th and low dropped to 31 on the 27th. May average 54 versus normal 55.5. precipitation 1.84 inches. wind mainly southeast with 55 mph gusts from the southwest. 13 clear 11 partly cloudy 7 cloudy days. thunderstorms on the 19th and 20th. frosts on several dates including a killing frost on the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
Weather and crop outlook improves despite cold snap
The week began warm then turned cool with a cold northwest wind. Heavy frosts hit southern regions Saturday, but widespread rains were limited while many areas saw showers. Snow fell in mountains and foothills on the 25th and 26th, yet crops overall made fair progress. Wheat and alfalfa show steady gains. fruit prospects remain good in core districts. farm work continued with seeding nearing completion and calyx spraying underway. Range feed slowly improves as cattle and sheep gains stay steady.
Big Celebration Planned at Challis Idaho
Challis Idaho plans a two day celebration on July 1 and 4 with a street carnival. Prominent state speakers will give ovations and music by the Challis Royal band. Sports races ball games and fireworks are listed among events. Arrangements committee includes M A Dillingham chairman A W McGowan Jr vice chairman and H C Hovey secretary treasurer.
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Challis
Idaho
Challis Roya’ Band
M. A. Dillingham
A. W. McGowan Jr
H. C. Hovey
Foley Kidney Pills Testimonial Promises Kidney Help
Mrs A Leehner of 1129 Main Ave Clifton NJ endorses Foley Kidney Pills claiming relief from kidney trouble symptoms including rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision. The ad states the pills are available at all druggists and urges others to try them.
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A. Leehner
Main Ave
Clifton
N. J
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Vobert L. “Heures
Nietth Cavalry
Mess Efteer
A. J. Priest
W. G. Jenkins
Staff Corps
Batalion
Third
186Th Regiment of Infantry
D. W. Davis
Harry T. Lewis
John F. Wall
Cavalry
U.S. A
Capt
L. E. Worthley
Infantry
Maj. H. Wilson
Quartermaster Corps
E. T. Hawley General Department
Carothers
Medical Cornes
Stone
Medical Corps
Ipdge Oe — ‘Department
Kia Yella Veterinay
Ren
H. A. Padgham
L. Nourse
Walter Roche
J. W. Miller
Samuel D. Hays
Allans. McDougall
First Squadron
Ivan I. Dunham
BE. H. Tard
A. B. Bates
Daniel P. Brill
R. W. Stevensry
Alfred F. Hill
Grace
George Per
Leland Harris
Frederick C. Hummel
W. R. Totson
W. W. Whitttington
L. A. Richards
Eastman K. Gorton
Cary Tyler
Carl H
Aaybaer
Vicary B. West
Robert W. Kier
Pie Camp
Camp Lewis
Ashington
Payette
Oise
ERS
Uncle Sam
Citizens
Ft. Douglas
Utah
Army of the United
Ren A
Enic
Ea Ace
Government i Ys
Cap
Wake Ohcess
Sana Cavalry, Artillery, Air Service, Engineers and Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Ert
Dougles
Han Eons
Wame
Utah, Mahe
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
Sisters
Pocatello Planing Mill
Shelitex
Pocatello Optical Co. DE. A. L. Chilton Manager
W. Center St
Salt Lake
Pressed Brick ,Co
J. F. Murray
North
Grant Ave
Loux- Barrette Lumber
Bes
H. E. COLES @CO
Feed, Seeds and Poultry Supplies & Son Office
S. Second Ave
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