Blackfoot Prepares Parade For Fifty Years Of Progress
Plans for a large June 20 parade titled Fifty Years of Progress mark the Golden Jubilee railroad celebration in Blackfoot. Three prize divisions offer cash awards of 25, 15, and 10 dollars for Merchandile Industrial Civic and Fraternal and Junior groups. Open to the world, floats reflect half century progress as Shelley chamber of commerce signals intent to participate amid other events.
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Blackfoot
Shelley Chamber of Commerce
Addito
Rockland Social Notes and Local Visits Report
Rockland June 4 notes list Mrs W L Cowley injuring herself by a stairs fall. Local residents host Decoration day gatherings for families including Runyon and Lounsberry. Visitors and relatives from Pocatello, Malta, American Falls, Brigham City, Honeyville, and other nearby towns are mentioned alongside ranch and reunion plans.
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Rockland
W. L Cowley
L. E. Hampton
EB. Runyon
Lewis
Pocatello
Ogrey Barnard
Helen
Hazel May
Hazel Beecher
Malta
Harry Soling
Gerald Lounsberry
American Paris
George May
May Hiltaman
Brigham City
Milton Frodsham
Lulu Curl
J. Lith
Local Bakery Changes Hands in American Falls
L Hessler proprietor of the Electric Bakery sells the business to W J Hoehnen and M R Griffith both local men. Hessler opened the shop in 1924 and built a strong trade. Hoehnen has worked for Hessler for years and knows the bakery well. The Hesslers will move to Colorado.
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American Falls
L. Hessler
Electric Bakery
W. J. Hoehnen
M. R. Griffith
Hessler
Jacobs sells stake in Alberts Cigar to Elsenpeter
June 4 Tribune reports W B Jacobs, partner with Charles Elsenpeter for six months at Alberts Cigar Store, has sold his interest to Elsenpeter. Jacobs now employed by Boomer and Sigar Store.
Hooks Big One Trial in Special Blackfoot
A. B Stephens testifies to catching an 11 pound speckled bass after about five minutes of fishing at American Falls lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens and W. S. Hoge and son Walter were there but found the water too rough for fishing.
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Blackfoot
A. B Stephens
Stephens
Hoge
Walter
American Falls
Frost Hits Crops Near Blackfoot
F W Kiefer reports snow on Canyon Creek after a trip to Teton Valley. The frost Sunday night damaged tender vegetables but no official loss report from the Utah Idaho Sugar Co. has been received yet on beet crops.
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Thtrund
SrbctaAa Blackfoot
F. W. Kiefer
Teton Valley
Canyon Creek
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Franklin County Baseball Tournament Opens With Lopsided Openers
In Prague, the Franklin County baseball tournament began Saturday with Pairview routing Perry 12 to 0 and Derten beating Riverdae 7 to 3. Mink Creek and Cuften Caflet had their game canceled due to rain.
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Prague
Preston
Pairview
Perry
Derten
Riverdae
Mink Creek
Cuften
Startling Revelation Connects Torridity Crimes and Canyon Town
Peebles learns from Mrs. Lundy that Alex Peterson shot her husband Joe Lundy 30 years ago in Torridity. The tale ties Peterson to a deadly poker game, a marked Ogden safe, and a town ruled by crime bosses. Jerry Lundy returns with new clues as chapter ends.
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Peebles
Joe
Peterson
Mrs. Lundy
Mr. Peebles
Andrew
Los Angeles
Peskella
Alex Beterson
Jerry
Deacon
Runmie
Ogden
Joe Lundy
Terriday
Alex Peterson
Dillion
Lundy
Lucy
Wm. Moron Co
Local Notes From Blackfoot and Surrounding Areas
Sheriff's party heads to Moscow for commencement. Memorial Day visits and travels mention Mrs Simmons and daughter in Idaho Falls. James attends sheep men meeting in Soda Springs. Early couple reports 4 inches of snow in Island Park country. Z Reedslar and Mrs Millar travel to Wyoming for ill father. Willis Thomas returns from Sacramento for a visit. Charles Tucker visits Blackfoot. A N Reynolds visits from Kent Washington. Norma Johnson injured in Preston auto crash but improving.
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Z. Reedslar
Charles P. Tucker
Soda Springs
A. N. Reynolds
Kent
Washington
Norma Johnson
Holden
Utah
Leon Wilson
Preston
Siong
City road repairs to begin after gravel road upgrade
Overseer of City Roads George Peterson says work will start soon to repair paved streets in Preston. He has finished turnpiking a half mile of graveled road and installed 20 feet of ten inch galvanized drainage pipe within city limits.
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Preston
George Peterson
Pasteurized Milk Ad From Thos Popper Dairy
Health experts urge pasteurized milk as a safer daily staple. The ad promotes door to door delivery from Thos Popper Dairy, urging callers to dial 164 for service.
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Thos
Popper Dairy -Ady
Western duo completes first leg of five year cruise yacht voyage
Daniel Blum and Steven Miranda, two western lads, travel with an experienced navigator on a 50 foot yacht. They have completed the initial leg from Seattle to San Francisco as part of their planned long voyage lasting five years.
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Daniel Blum
Steven Miranda
Seattle
San Francisco
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W. L. Cowley
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Geo. Garrard
Thos. Weir
Erma Garrard
John Thorne
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George Harris
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Ted Enion
Teddy
L. C. Nelson
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H. B. Currier Ranch
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Milton Prodsaham
Walter Barnes
John
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Champaign Kid
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Little Boy Bright
Central Cleaners & Dyers
Idaho Loan and Investment Company
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