Rich traders place fortunes in trust funds
Wealthy Wall Street speculators have set aside millions in irrevocable trust funds as a hedge against market swings. The funds, often in gilt edge bonds and blue chip stocks, aim to safeguard families from future volatility. Notable names including Jesse Livermore and the Fisher brothers are cited among those adopting this strategy.
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S&s
United
Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
Fisher Brothers
General Motors
Arthur W Cuttee
Wiliam C. Durant
Wiliam E ®Bbaugh
Louis Zimmerman
George F Breen
Joseph Higgins
Oores
United States
Bancroft Tribunes Birthday Party Notes
About 50 relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Al Denton’s home to celebrate her birthday. Attendees came from Logan Downey and Pocatello along with Bancroft residents. Gifts were exchanged and dinner served at Moon for the guests. Several Bancroft residents and visitors from Grace Lava and Are.n joined in the day’s social activities and local exchange.
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al Denton
Logan, Downey and Pocatello
Denton
Moon
Thomas Edgeley
Dan Lford
Bancroft
Floyd Daltom
Grace
Helen Titus
Aer
Poestedo Vistter
Moter
Gene
Mra. C.F
McDonald
Stephe Kelley
Anc
Are
Lava Uiptings & Ey
Hegsetrom
Suncey
Pocatello Auto Company
Jean ™ Goore
Poestello
Bedgriev
Lagen Sacurdeay
Lila Holbrook
PocateJlo
Millward
Marie
Gueets
Gilede Jenkins
Alice van Siooten
Mary Ormond
Phoebe Orgnond
Per Je
Blackfoot Weighs Parking Angles and District Rules
Blackfoot council debated parallel parking within nine blocks but rejected it. Streets to be marked at a 30 degree angle in the business loop. Truck zones designated for John Falk grocery PF Skaggs stores with no parking signs during unloading. Stock district rules unchanged. Two building permits granted on West Center and Maple streets. Pipe crossing considered by street committee. Police fines totaled 853 and 9s collected. meals for city prisoners require vouchers.
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Blackfoot
John Falk Grocery
Skaggs
F W Taylor
Pr Geyer
West Center Street
George Barrett
Maple Street
James Christiansen
Adagmas Street
West Judicia
Blackfoot Rotarians Honor Delegate and Scout Service
Blackfoot Rotary luncheon notes Boy Scout day with praise for Scout service. President Dustin, fresh from Rotary International in Dallas, commends Scouts. Rev. B C d E asum discusses Scouting links. Club votes to support Golden Jubilee parade division and appoints a committee.
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Blackfoot
Rotary
L. B. Dustin
Rotary International
Dallas
Texas
Dustin
B C. d’'Easum
Reclamation Conflicts and Irrigation Profits Revealed
Roosevelt viewed reclamation works as vital as rivers and harbors and clashes with western settlers over financing. The Mini doke projects faced government profits into general funds and foreclosures. A Jackson Lake dam outlet miscalculation left three feet of riverbed, but extra water later sold for ten times its cost, illustrating irrigation’s profit potential.
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Roosevelt
Bureau
Arthur P. Davis
Pate
Natire
Iise
Jackson Lake Dam
Dem
Idaho's Genius Crop in Bloom
Idaho shows strong interest in the Thomas A. Edison genius contest with many applicants seeking Idaho entry. The Board of Education in Lewiston will consider finalists and interviews on June 7, aiming for a trip to Edison Laboratories as training for future work.
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Boise
Idaho
Board of Education
Jersey
Lewiston
Edison
New Jersey
W. D. Vincent
Extucation
Elk Will Enter Float in Blackfoot Parade
Blackfoot Elks lodge voted to enter a float in the civic and fraternal section of the Golden Jubilee parade on June 20. Plans include Play Day at city park on June 16 at 3 PM with American Legion and Boy Scouts invited to participate. A large meeting was set for June 17 with installation of a class and program to follow.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Elks Lodge
City Park Fundey
American Legion
Boy Scout
Reclamation Prospects for Idaho Water Resources
The Minidoka project asserts a claim to profit from irrigation in Idaho. Experts note the reclamation field faces a pivotal contest amid a general shortage, with irrigation still in its infancy and vast water reserves underground unseen. It is predicted that new methods will unlock hidden subterranean waters for use.
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Idaho
Bill Johnson Drives Car Into Deep Canal
Blackfoot news reports Bill Johnson of Salmon drove off the bridge into the American Falls canal of Moreland. The truck entered water with Johnson in the water and current strong, he was rescued after hours in danger. He suffered shock and exposure but was otherwise uninjured. vehicle was slightly damaged.
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Blackfoot
Bill Johnson
Salmon
American Falls Canal
Moreland
Johnson
Tuck
Blackfoot Lawyer John Anderson Moves Office
Blackfoot June 5 John Anderson moves his law practice from Batt Main street to the second floor of the Stanmdrod building at the corner of Bridge and Main streets. He has operated across from the OSI Station for 20 years since starting practice here.
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Blackfoot
John Anderson
Batt Main Street
Stanmdrod
Bridge and
Main Streets
Judge Anderson
OSI
Massive Fire Devastates Port of Rodosto Near Constantinople
A Reuters dispatch from Constantinople reports a huge fire that wrecked a large portion of Rodosto Port on the European side of the Sea of Marmara, about eight miles west of Constantinople, causing extensive damage.
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London
Reuter
Constantinople
Rodosto
Sea of Marmara
Identity mixup cited in drive-by attack on senator's son
In Hamilton Ohio on June 5 mis taken identity was offered as a reason for an attempted shooting of C Sumner Fess son of Senator Simeon D Fess. Fess, traveling with his car, was unhurt as two shots were fired. Police say bootleggers may have mistaken the Fess vehicle for a rival gangsters car amid recent gang warfare.
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Hamilton
Ohio
C. Sumner Fess
New York
Simeon D Fess
Middleton
Fess
Boolegegers
Pess
Bennie Toson Dies by Suicide in Kellogg
In Kellogg Idaho on June 5 Bennie Toson a longtime political and civic figure aged about 60 shot himself in view of several people on the street Despondency over ill health is blamed for the act The incident occurred yesterday and Toson did not survive his self inflicted wound
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Kellogg
Idaho
Bennie Toson
Toson
Polygamist Faces Maximum Penalty In Idaho Case
Twin Falls Idaho June 5 Orville H Morgan alias Robert B Stone convicted of polygamy faces the maximum penalty under Idaho law. Judge W A Babcock sentenced him to two to five years in state prison and ordered a $606 fine plus prosecution costs.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Orville H. Morgan
Robert B. Stone
W. A. Babcock
Idaho State
Moore School to Keep Same Faculty Next Year
The Moore School plans to retain its faculty in both the high school and grades for the next year with one change Miss Lola Jeppesen will replace Misa Irma Crawford. Crawford will attend Lewiston State Normal School next winter as most teachers depart for summer vacation.
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Montpelier
Hatch
Lost River
Sumare
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Edson
Bunker Hill
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Eng
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Joeph Reba
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Morrison
Chicago
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Madison and Clark Sts
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MOORE
Tribune
Old
Nation
Certified Public Accountants
Paul Whitemen
Beto Tim
Western Pacific
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Salt Lake City
Asatch
Mangum
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Pass
Boutch
Pocatello
Poasher River
Lan
California
Lew Summer Fores
Certited Pubic Accountants’ Statement
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Signea
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New York City
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