Bancroft Greetings and Local News Highlights
Mrs. Jack Henderson and daughters Wheebe and Verda visited in Po catello and returned home. Miss Ethviene Potter stayed with her sister at Idaho Tech while T. B. McDonald toured east. May freight at Soda Springs totaled 152 carloads with phosphate shipments rising. Heavy rainfall hit Soda Springs and nearby areas Monday and Tuesday.
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Pocatello
Ethviene Potter
Mildred
Idaho Tech
Thomas Austin
Walter Hogan
Grace
Soda Springs
Thea
FE. T. Wood
Jean Burrell
CC. G. Maloney
Bancroft
Aliso
Boda Springs
Soda Springs Club maps Fourth of July plans and ads
The Soda Springs Commercial club met in the commissioners room to discuss the Fourth of July celebration, advertising for Soda Springs and Caribou County, and a tourist park project. Road maps and five hundred pamphlets for Pacific highway promotion are to be distributed. J W Ash visited, and Matt Soderman left for Aberdeen.
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Soda Springs
J. W. Ash
Lava Hot Springs
Matt Soderman
C. W. Fryar
Aberdeen
Local News in American Falls Highlights Visits and Biz Talks
Miss Olive Hadley returns home from Ogden Utah while Prof. Wallis and Attorney Myres travel from Birch Creek for leisure fishing. O J Streetley arrives from Elko Nevada for a week visit. Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Penfold report regional notices. Abe Martin takes over Electric Grill management. Idaho Glass and Paint considers a American Falls branch with Carlson and Ames from Pocatello visiting to locate. Charles Schmidt signs a sale agreement with the reservoir district board shortly after arriving for summer.
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American Falls
the Tribune
Olive Hadley
Ogden
Utah
Landing
H. A. Wallis
M. M. Myres
Birch Creek
O. J. Streetley
Elko
Nev
K. B. Greenwood
Emmett
J. H. Penfold
Hagerman
Idaho
Mr. Penfold
Phoenix Utility Company
Abe Martin
Burley
Electric Grill
R. E. Lee
Salt Lake
Mr. Martin
Idaho Glass and Paint Company
World Record Ayrshire Milk Yields Set by Wenatchee Herd
Stewart Girl, a 3-year-old Ayrshire owned by E. M. Van Tassell of Wenatchee, set a junior 3-year-old world record with 13 052 pounds of milk and 499 83 pounds of butter fat in 300 days. Lady Scott, another Van Tassell animal from Wenatchee, also posted a notable record with 12 608 pounds of milk and 609 06 pounds of butter fat in 865 days beginning at 2 1/2 years.
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Ayrshire
Stewart Girl
Wenatchee
E. M. van Tassell
Lady Scott
France
Cheese Factory Opens Strongly in McCammon Area
McCammon’s new Voigt cheese factory began June with 1504 pounds of milk on opening day and rose to 3877 pounds by Tuesday. Alfred Lerche, a seasoned Wisconsin cheese maker, reports a yield of about one pound of cheese per ten pounds of milk aided by rapid cooling to reduce acidity. Local producers plan to expand herds and form a bull association to boost future milk flow and butter fat output.
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McCammon
the Tribune
Voigt Cheese Factory
Arimo
Alfred Lerche
Wisconsin
Voight
State Grain Inspection Dates Are Extended
C. B. Allison, state seed commissioner of Boise, announces that grain growers may file for certification inspection until July 1 instead of June 15. The two week extension aims to improve observation of seed possibilities. Notify county agent when inspection is desired.
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C. B. Allison
Boise
Impressive Funeral Services Held for Mrs Dolbeer
Funeral services for Mrs A P Dolbeer were conducted Monday afternoon at the amusement hall. Rev H A Hamilton of the Methodist church at Pocatello led the rites after her death Saturday afternoon at her home following a brief illness.
Washington dairy testing records under state official supervision
More than 50 pounds of butter fat were produced in each of the 12 months of the test. All records were compiled under the supervision of R. D. Tucker, official tester for the State College of Washington dairy department.
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R. D. Tucker
State College of Washington Dairy Devartoteat
Arrest Boise Youth at Power City for Theft of Radio Set
Charles S. Perrson of Boise employed by Idaho Power was arrested in American Falls on a complaint by Delbert M. Little for stealing a radio set from the U S Weather Bureau Boise office. The set was found in Pearson's room after a Boise visit. Deputy Sheriff H W Brown to escort Pearson to Boise for trial.
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American Falls
the Tribune
Charles S. Perrson
Boise
Idaho Power Company
Armerican Falls
Delbert M. Little
United States Weather Bureau
Young Pearson
American All
Ada County
Hansen
H. W. Brown
Pearson
Great Falls Prepares for July Dempsey Gibbons Tourists
Great Falls Montana gears up for July visitors headed to the Dempsey Gibbons bout in Shelby. A new caravan park for 1000 cars, plus a 500 car area, is laid out near the Custer Battlefield highway by the Missouri River. The city touts modern hotels, water taps, oil stoves, showers, and ample entertainment for guests.
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Great Falls
Mont
Shelby
Custer Battlefield Highway
Missouri River
Cancer Control Society to Attend Idaho Medical Meeting
The American Society for the Control of Cancer will be represented at the Idaho State Medical Society meeting in Idaho Falls June 13 and 14 by Field director Dr. J E Rush. He will discuss the relationship between practitioners and the national cancer society and confer with Idaho leaders on organization efforts and public health.
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New York
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Idaho State Medical Society
Idaho Falls
J. E. Rush
Rush
Idaho
L.P. McCalla
Boise
Cancer Society
Pri
Owsley urges deportation and Americanization drive
Lieutenant Colonel Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, spoke in Blackfoot Idaho urging wartime laws to deport those opposed to government rule. He denounced radical and communist propaganda and defended English as the first language for American children. He forecast passage of an adjusted compensation bill for ex servicemen within 90 days after Congress opens and urged civic groups to join in strengthening citizenship standards.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Owsley
Supreme Court
Congress
United Effort
Legion
Idaho Falls
Male ear rings condemned by Boise high school Pepperbox
Boise Idaho June 6 AP reports male students at Boise High School faced criticism for wearing earrings. The school organ Pepperbox highlighted the fad, drawing national editorial attention and sarcastic remarks from the student publication.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise High School
Pepperbox
Medical Society Counts Leading Doctors as Members
The society numbers among its members many of the foremost physicians surgeons and scientists in the United States and Canada reflecting a marked increase in curable cases.
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Society
United States
Canada
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McCammon Plant
Frank Bodity
J. F. Corbett
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Thos
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George Alley
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Electra
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E. J. Delbeer
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Fred Delbeer
Harry Hulbert
Mrs. Dolbeer
Power City
Medical Society
Indian Springs
Natatorium
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J. W. Hopkins
Whitestone
Nightingale
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Western Grain & Brokerage CO
the Clicquot Club Company
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