Siders Given Signal Honor at Idaho Commencement
At the 32nd annual commencement of the University of Idaho in Moscow June 7, 212 seniors received degrees and 33 graduate degrees were awarded. Walter Raleigh Siders of Pocatello received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy for lifelong educational service, praised as one of Idaho’s longest serving public school leaders.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Phi Beta Kappa
A H. Upham
H. ©. Baldridge
William E. Lee
Supreme Court
Board of Regents
Walters Raleigh Siders
Pocatello
Upham
Walter R. Siders
Idaho
Siders
National Education Association
World Federation of Educational Association
Local News from Blackfoot June Report
H B Curtis Sr recovering well after operation at Pocatello hospital. His son H B Curtis and wife from Mackay return home. M A Dillingham and Mrs Dillingham visit Blackfoot. Ten carloads of lambs fattened in Spring Field headed to Chicago market. Mr and Mrs Fred Kiefer and son plan move to Paris Idaho as Mr Kiefer takes a new position.
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Blackfoot
H. B. Curtis Sr
Pocatello Hospital
H. B. Curtis
Mackay
M. A. Dillingham
Challis Messenger
Fred Kiefer
Little Son
Paris
Idaho
Kiefer
Nurse Rhoda Prickett Sets Early Summer Leave
Blackfoot reports county nurse Miss Rhoda Prickett will depart June 15 for summer vacation. She initially planned to stay until July 1 but now urges those needing tonsil operations to arrange before June 15 while she is available.
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Blackfoot
Rhoda Prickett
Paul Jones Arrested for Quilt Theft in Parsons Case
Paul Jones was arrested on a charge of stealing a quilt from Mrs. Vina Parsons. He appeared before Probate Judge J. F. Good and was fined plus costs totaling 13 dollars.
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Blackfood
Paul Jones
Vina Parsons
Jones
J. F. Good
Idaho News Briefs From Local Areas
The items report varied local happenings from Idaho including airman activity at Nampa berry growers, 4500 horsepower boilers in Lewiston’s lumber mill, snow delaying travel to Yellowstone, Moscow’s new automatic telephone system, the Flint mine sale to stockholders, Alameda Pocatello water bond defeat by four votes, a $30 000 Lewiston warehouse sale, Meridian bank reopening, Galena Summit snow closure, three more feet of snow in high mountains, Hatley Fourth of July plans, flood victim inquiries, a $1 million highway investment in Bonneville County, women planning wool purchases, growing auto tourism, and the New Hotel Bonneville opening at Idaho Falls Palis.
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Nampa
Lewiston
Yellowstone Park
Moscow
Lemhi County
Alameda
Pocatello
Meridian State Bank
Galena Summit
Hatley
Idaho
Bonneville
Idaho Palis
Dodgers to Head Selling Movement in Hardwood
June 7. An anonymous city campaign announces backing for a plan to “Gell Hardwood to Hard wooders” with a push toward a municipally owned Hardwood. The project promises higher costs, brisk bidding, and a unified city, aided by local leaders including a self-styled mayor editor. Commencement week saved by the high school. bankers and merchants suspend business to select successors.
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Ida
Bill Dodgers
Nummer P. S
College Graduate Delivers Talk On School Life
Miss Nancy Reeve, a Gooding College graduate, spoke at the Methodist church on life at the college and its impact on students. A Blackfoot native, she joined the college debating team which has claimed the intercollegiate southern Idaho title four times in four years, including 1926-27. Musical numbers followed, featuring Lava Hot Springs soprano Mie Ash and American Falls tenor William Isaacs, with Isaacs also in the graduating class.
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Blackfoot
Nancy Reeve
Gooding College
Methodist Church
Reeve
Blackfoot High
Southern Idaho
Usical
Gooding
Mie Ash
Lava Hot Springs
William Isaacs
American Falls
the Holy City
Isaacs
Pace of Payson arraigned on burglary charge in Blackfoot
John Pace backed by Sheriff Jarvis D. Jensen appeared before Probate Judge J. E. Good in Blackfoot on a burglary charge. He waived preliminary examination and was held to answer in district court with bond set at 1000 dollars but he could not post and was remanded to sheriff custody.
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Blackfoot
John Pace
Payson
Utah
Jarvis D. Jensen
J. E. Good
Pace
Pariah House Construction Breaks Ground at St. Pauls
Ground was broken Monday for the Pariah house of St. Pauls Episcopal church. The new 30 by 60 foot building on the Pacific Street lot east of the church will cost 86000 and include a recreation hall a small kitchen and a Guild room with an unfinished basement. A B Stephens has the contract.
Idaho to Ship 900000 Lambs
Idaho plans to ship about 900000 fat lambs to eastern and western markets, per George A. Scott, region livestock statistician. Last week saw 113 carloads to eastern markets and four to the west, with shipments continuing through August and a peak in two to three weeks.
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East Lake City
Idaho
George A. Scott
Department of Agriculture
Idaho Education Board Foretold Clerk and Albion Budget Fight
Mrs Redfield likely to remain clerk of the Idaho State Board of Education as Charles Black of Ellensburg Washington is forecast for commissioner the tax free Albion Normal faces a 90000 dollar limit for its building and auditorium the weather and politics cloud the forecast while Idaho mining report shows a 53 million dollar state output with 4500 paid workers and 1500 more potential indicating mining remains a key state asset
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Boise
State Board of Education
Redfield
Charles Black
Ellensburg
Wash
Black
Miss Redfield
Idaho
Sturdye
Albion
Albion Normal
Normal
Stephan
Wife of University Dean Dies in Moscow
Mrs. Francis A. Thomson, wife of Dr. Thomson dean of the University of Idaho school of mines and head of the Idaho state bureau of mines and geology, died suddenly in Moscow on Monday. Born in Denver in 1834, she was the daughter of Frederick Bruckman a prominent mining man and early Columbia School of Mines graduate.
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Moscow
Francis A Thomson
Thomson
University of Idaho School of Mines
Idaho State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Denver
Frederick Bruckman
Columbia School of Mines
New York
Pishing Without License Costs Three in Idaho
J W Hammer of Ammon Herbert Snow and Art Sundager of Shelley were charged with fishing without a license. Deputy Verden Lewis Robbins captured them and Judge Belo Ball imposed a 25 dollar fine on each plus costs.
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Blackfoot
J. W. Hammer
Ammon
Herbert Snow
Art Snndager
Shelley
Game Verden Lewis Robbins
Belo Ball
Fractured Dialogue Dialects a Social Encounter
A terse exchange reveals uncertainty over a woman present at an event. Hodgson claims ignorance of whether it was his wife, noting he does not know her well. Coombs questions the dress and concludes it could not have been his wife.
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Hodgson
Coombs
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Ciitizen
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Mountains
Maxwell
Rex
Fast Center St
Peterson Planing & Fixture CO
du Pont
Trist Auto CO
Tribune
E. Wyeth
Studebaker
Bannock Motor Co
North Arthur Ave
Lucille T. Forter
London
England
Plunkett Greene
Dalcroze School of
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Herbert Witherspoon
Chicago
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
N. Hayes
Blanche
Blanche Ring
R Ik Fy A . Ss
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