Moderate recession seen in spring business activity
Washington reports a moderate recession from the spring peak in its regular survey of current business. April manufacturing output rose seasonally while the overall industrial production index fell due to a sharp drop in minerals. May data show no trend change with autos curtailed and steel, cotton cloth, and lumber output down amid labor issues. residential construction gains noted and security prices rose to near year highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Ihs
Pacific Coast
Summons in Foreclosure In Bannock County Idaho
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane brings a foreclosure suit against Charles Richards and others over a note of 1800 dollars dated October 9 1918 and a mortgage on the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Section Eight Township Eleven South Range Thirty seven east Boise Meridian with water rights including Portneuf Marsh Valley Canal stock. Defendants must appear within twenty days or judgment will be entered. The action seeks payment of principal interest advances attorney fees and costs and the usual relief. The case is filed in the District Court Bannock County Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Charles ©. Richards
Katherine Fitts
Harald P. Richards
Franklin
Boise
Vernon Bowman
Mabel Bowman
Marsh Valley National Farm Loan Association
Richards
State of Idaho
District Court of
Louisa L. Richards
Bannock County
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Canal Company
Eacd District Court
Anna Keepe
Divorce action and licenses mark town court day
Judge Jay L. Downing presided over a divorce action between Peter H. Ellum and Carrie Newkirk Ellum in Malad, with an order to show cause issued. County records show marriages sought by Lewis W. Punk and Jessie E. Gayl, and a license application by Carl Richardson and Grace Richardson, while taxes collected for Bannock county totaled 16,726.27 for May. Green light on city bus fare boosts and local notices of vehicle theft, horse collision, and probate filings fill the rest of the town page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Downing
Grace Richardson
Carl Richardson
Bannock County
Fifth District Court
Malad
Peter H. Ellum
Carrie Newkirk Ellum
Downing
E. H. Weaver
Sale of Real Estate in Martha Pharris Estate
Probate Court in Bannock Idaho notices private sale of the estate land of Martha Pharris at the southwest forty one feet of Lots 1 and 2 Block 580 Octache Townsite. Sale after June 7 1935 with cash offers in writing to Terrell and Bistline or Clerk of Probate Court. Administrator Paul Bistline. Attorneys Terrell & Bistline Pocatello Idaho.
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Bannock
Idaho
Martha Pharris
Terrell & Bistline
Portneuf
State of Idaho
Oetache
Pocatello
State of
Local collisions and legal notices fill town pages
Minor damage reported in two separate car collisions in the 100 and 400 blocks on South Arthur and East Center. Indictments and guilty pleas in burglaries, assaults, horse theft, and unlawful entry lead to prison terms or suspended sentences. Divorce suit filed by Julia Stephenson seeks name change. Dance notices advertise events at Eagles hall and Blue Moon with George Waring’s band.
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Ralph Nicholas
West Lander
Ida Woodworth
Park Avenue
South Arthur
E. B. Gayhart
North Tenth
W. L. Titus
East Wyeth
East Center
Doctor Tells How Mrs Hickey Lost 17 Pounds
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits her doctor for prescribing Kruschen Salts. She says she lost 17 pounds in six weeks and found the product valuable. The ad claims a 12 pound loss in four weeks and offers a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hickey
Roseville Calif
Hickey
Whittlesey Drug
Utahns Attack Control Plans at Edison Forum
George M. Gadsby, president of Utah Power & Light, warned at the Edison Electric Institute convention that Wheeler and Rayburn bills push toward federal control and eventual nationalization of electric power. He said the proposed laws would target operating companies and force liquidation of private capital, impacting holding company investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
George M. Gadsby
Utah Power & Light Company
Edison Electric Institute
Gadsby
Wheeler and Rayburn
Institute
Wheeler-Rayburn
G Men Nab Karpis Aide In Kidnap Case
Volney Davie a Karpis gang member linked to the Tacoma Weyerhaeuser kidnapping was arrested in Chicago and brought to St Paul to plead guilty to conspiring in the Bremer kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Davie
Karpis
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Chicago
St Paul
Bremer
Associated Press
Operators must meet obligations to end ongoing advances
The statement notes that advances for permanent prosperity can no longer be made and that operating companies will be required to fulfill their obligations. It emphasizes accountability for commitments and the need to support long term financial or operational duties.
Government action urged to fund industrial advance
The passage argues private lenders will not provide the large funds needed for the industrial advance and asserts power is essential, pressuring for government intervention and socialization of the industry as the next step. It hints at a shift toward state involvement as a solution to financing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
Three shearers cited for disturbing the peace in Idaho
Three sheepshearers ran into police trouble in Pocatello. C. W. Parrish aged 44 and R. E. Schaffer aged 43 forfeited $5 bonds for disturbing the peace. Dick Vivian, 33, paid a $5 fine.
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Pocatello
C. W. Parrish
R. E. Schaffer
Dick Vivian
Fort Hall Indian Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Traffic
Peter Jackson, a Fort Hall Indian, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was committed to serve out a $10 fine.
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Peter Jackson
Fort Hall
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U.S. Commerce Department
L. EB. Glennon
P. O
General “Land Bank
Plaintiff
Lewis W. Punk
Idaho Falls
Jessie E. Gayl
Chester
Arnold
Gateway Garage
Ellis’ Club
Oliver L. Halford
South Fifth
Parolie Connell
Motor Transit Co
Milton Merrill
J. W. Dudley
Fred Rouse
Joe Black
Pete Porter
Sheriff's Office
D. W. Bliss
Adv
MacKenzie’s
W. J. Schutt
RFD No. 1
the Tribune
Jfignatory Electric
Gladwin & Saline Furniture Co
North Main
N. Y
Sea Palace
New York Harbor
Mrs. Schutt
Aphrodite
Lent Williams
Arpynis
Good Will
Eagles’ Hall
Roy Jennings
Frank Hiner
State
Jennings
Hiner
Rk.d
339 East Center
Gust Karellas
James Vernon
Bill Mattern
Dearborn
E. L. Tayson
Inkom
Chris Kiilsgaard
M. E. Zener
Frank Lane
Ferman Galindo
West Bridger
Guy Nelson
Oscar Lundqvist
William Hinck
Julia M. Stephenson
Daniel J. Stephenson
Blackfoot
Blue Moon
George Waring
Union Orchestra
Davis Tran, & Stor, CO
Kimi Nojima
Pioneer
Tribune
Chamberlaines
Dea Moings
Iowa
Nan
AU Ethies
TMINA
WM. Walker CO
South Fifth Ave
Los Angeles
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Canton Cafe
Ay Cash Coal CO
Bayer
Tor
Dr. West
Dr. Ly Yon
Coty
Oiseva
Hopper
Bolten
Sedan Fite
Soc
Wenaersee
Strassers
Fescubb
Tomet Rib
Ie Wieth
Agarol
Bull Durham
Golden Grain
Advants
Absorbine JR
Mendy
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