Silver City trial sparks town with murder case proceedings
In Silver City on June 6 a large crowd gathered at the old courthouse as Sellers and Bridges faced murder charges in the Patrick and Ludlow killings. Separate trials were planned with juries chosen by cause challenges and premptory strikes, drawing witnesses, venirmen, and spectators from nearby towns amid memories of the cattle war era.
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Silver City
Bridges
Sellers
Patrick
Ludlow
Cays
Lnte
Coit
Malad beats Lava Hot Springs 12 to 10 in home baseball game
Local coverage notes Lava Hot Springs and Malad played a high scoring baseball game at home with Malad winning 12 to 10. The piece also records community happenings including dances canceled by weather and local residents returning from trips, with several social notes about residents and local events.
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Oni Mes
Jesse Bloore
Bodat
Lava
Alba Whitehead
Grace
Irvelaor
Larue Boshart
Stall Childre
Billings
Montana
Coeneir Pavilion
Gerage Hall
Bet Foote
Alhere
Pocatello
George Harrison
John Potter
Dockland
Idaho
Ethel Bower
Swet
Montpelie
Dorothy Waller
W. L. Robbins
Iowa
Utah
Robbins
Jack Towsley
Plez Raymond
McCamron
Someend
Idaho Gibs
Iola Gibbs
La’a
Bathing with TIZ promises relief for tired feet
An ad describes TIZ bath soak as drawing out poisons from tired swollen burning feet and easing soreness and calluses. It claims quick comfort after soaking and recommends buying a box at drug or department stores.
Downey News A Roundup Of Local Visits And Travel
Downey residents report visits from Salt Lake City Ogden Logan and Port Orford Oregon. Local travelers include Mr and Mrs Wallace Maughn and daughter Glennis to a ball game and B D Blackhurst returning from Arimo Idaho. The high school trustees held a meeting approving last year’s work with C J Mock as chairman.
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Cherry Dell Ranch
Malad
Meimorta
W. A Coffin
Hyrum
Utah
Gene Coffin
Portiani Oregon
Wm. Hardwick
Hardwick
Oxford
Downey
J.C. Condie
Gain
Amna Taylor
Alba Sutton
Reed Hyde
Cyril Curtis
Swanake
Cyril Curtis Sam
George Ware
Pocatello
H.C Coffin
C. J. Mock
Boise named meeting place for Idaho Catholic women convention
At the 1928 Idaho Council of Catholic Women convention Boise was chosen as the 1929 meeting site. Mary Stuart Gem was elected president for the year alongside officers from Boise Twin Falls Coeur d Alene Lewiston Sandpoint Moscow. Bishop Kelly urged Americanization and named a missionary to visit districts with many foreigners annually.
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Lewiston
Boise
Idaho Council of Catholic Women
Mary Stuart
Gem
Erne Agerson
E. M. Wolff
Twin Fails
Mary A Steele
Coeur d'Alene
Lillian McSorsley
Lewis
Charles E. Kelly
Idaho
Downey Legion Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Downey American Legion members prepare a July 1 event with speaker Joseph Peterson Pocacclo attorney. The day features a drive fight ball game and a dance. The theatre building is booked July 4 and 5 with music by Pond. No donations will be asked and safety measures include police cooperation and guarding fireworks risks.
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Trisune
Downey
American Legion Walve
Joseph Peterson
Pocacclo
Lemion
Blackfoot Scouts to Attend Pocatello Field Meet
June 6 report states Blackfoot Boy Scout troops 21 and 23 will attend the field meet at Pocatello with Groveland, Moreland and Ber ton troops also present. Blackfoot potato warehouses are closed for the season but officials expect higher demand. J H Weaver of Pingree was injured when his car skidded on gravel near Pocatello and taken to Blackfoot for treatment.
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Triss
Pocatello
Tne
Groveland
Moreland
Bkrton
Blackfoot
P.gree
J. H. Weaver
Pingree
Carrow Pit
Weaver
T. J. Benne
Shelley
Arthur Holten
O. A Johanneson
Idaho Falls
Charlie Jonesena
Potter
Legion and Auxiliary Plan Joint Convention in Downey
Preparations underway for a joint American Legion and Women's Auxiliary convention in Downey on June 2. State officers will attend and new members from southeastern Idaho war units will be initiated. Banquet at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym with Gayety Girls orchestra for the dance a Forty-Niners celebration.
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L. D. S Church
Pioneer Day Rodeo Set With Fireworks in Blackfoot
The American Legion rodeo committee in Blackfoot schedules Idaho Pioneer day for June 15 with an evening show including fireworks and an Arabian Nights program. The Cherokee Kid and his wife of Oklahoma City join the lineup as star trick ropers and riders from the Hundred and One Show, bringing rodeo flair from Oklahoma and Texas.
Spring lamb prices rise as Idaho shipment tops Chicago market
Idaho spring lambs moved to eastern markets fetch higher prices. F R Marshall of the National Woodgrowers association notes 14 cats from Mountain Home to Chicago last week bringing $1325 per hundred pounds, up from $17 a year ago.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
F. R. Marshall
The
National Woodgrowers' Association
Mountain Home
Chicago
Doctor Held in Poison Plot at Poplar Bluff
Dr S P Blackwood of Corning Arkansas was arrested on charges of poison murder in connection with an alleged insurance fraud. He is accused of administering poison to Gilbert Jays a Corning barber who died in Macy in 1926 and left policies totaling 150600.
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Poplar Bluff
Pune
S. P. Blackwood
Corning
Ark
Blackwood
Gilbert ‘Jays
Macy
Six Vacation Camps Planned for Idaho Farm Women
Six summer camps will let Idaho farm women rest learn and enjoy outdoor recreation. Camps run June 27 to Aug 10 across Starkey Hot Springs Fish Haven Bristol Park Gouger Hot Springs Mack's Inn and Twin Lakes with speakers including W D Vincent and visiting federal officials. Governor Baldridge university leaders and home demonstration staff will participate and coordinate music development programs.
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Idaho
Jon Hepworth
Hotrre
Starkey Hot Springs
Fish Haven
Beare
Bristol Park
State Board of Education
United States
Washington, D.C
Madge Reese
Western States
Doctor Swaniey
Bureau of Civie Economics
Baldridge
Five held in Jewelry Store Kidnap Robbery in Chicago
Nine armed men abducted John Woh from Hillman and Kateen Jewelry in Chicago on June 6. They forced him to reveal store keys and safe combination. Some robbers looted about $50,000 in jewelry while others held Woh and his family as prisoners overnight.
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Chicago
John Woh
Hillman and Kateen
Glu
South Methodists Oppose Al Smith in Democratic Convention
A 600000 strong petition against nominating Al Smith is being prepared for the Democratic national convention. South Methodist leader Elkaop Hi M Dubose warned he might switch to the Republicans if Smith is chosen. Dubose heads the Southland Safety Protest commission and resides in Nashville.
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Birmingham
Ala
al Smith
Elkaop Hi. M Dubose
Methodist Episcopal South
New York
Bishop Dubose
Southland Safety Protest Commission
Nashville
Preliminary Hearing Set in Flora Nelson Murder Case
A preliminary hearing for Claud Blackburn, charged with murder in the Flora Nelson case at Carr Fork Tege on May 30, is set for June before Justice of the Peace Ray Kenner in Lake City.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mothers
Two testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for young girls and young mothers. Mrs G Ho Corners of Macon Georgia reports her 12 year old daughter's pale health improved after use and plans to share results. Mrs Dewry Minne of Columbus Ohio says a five year run down condition improved after taking the remedy and she will answer inquiries.
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Macog
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. G. Ho
Hazel Street
Macon
Georgia
Dewry Minne
Broderick St
Columbus, Ohio
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Downey Legion
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Legion and Auxiliary Plan
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