Clark Family Holds Reunion in Blackfoot
One hundred fourteen Clark relatives from Wyoming Utah and Idaho gathered in Blackfoot for a clan reunion at the Second Ward chapel. Attendees included Daniel J Clark Arthur R Cairk Earnest Humford Lucius C Clark Ammon Idaho Bishop Lawrence D Clark Calvin D McOmber Shirley Clark Mrs Ethel Clark Mrs Helen M Clark Orson Clark Myron Barnes B Harvey Allred Alva George H Perley G Orlando Marion Cora A Leland Nichols Jesse Clement Olive Clark and Iris Clark. The day featured introductions a noon meal at local homes a program of music readings and talks and an afternoon at city park for athletics and a picnic. Logan Blackfoot and Star Valley residents organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Clark
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Daniel J. Clark
Arthur R Cairk
Earnest
Willard Hum
Lucius C. Clark
Ammon
Lawrence D. Clark
Calvin D. McOmber
Pocatello
Shirley Clark
Ethel Clark
Helen M. Clark
Logan
Orson Clark
East Lake City
Myron Barnes
Downey
B. Harvey Allred
Boise
Alva
George H. Perley G
Orlan
Marion
Cora A
Leland Nichols
Jesse Clement
Moreland
Thistes
Olive
Iris Clark
Richmond
Second Ward
L. D. &. Second Ward
Star Valley
McCammon Tribune Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Don Whit timore leaves for Weiser to visit her parents in Poca. HG Hayes from Twin Falls High Grade Hatcheries tours McCammon. The Hale family hosts a dinner for Mrs Dents birthdays with 37 relatives and trips include Osdcn and Pocatello. Norma Harris, guest of Melba Morris, and R C Hillman transports cattle to Ogden.
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Mccammon
Don Whittimore
Weiser
Ernest Davis
Pocatello
Davis
J H. Davis
Preston
HG. Hayes
Twin Falls
Archie Egbert
R T. Hale
Iola and
Murry
Emma Hale
Norma Harris
L. M Harris
Melba Morris
R C. Hillman
Ogden
A L. Denton
Denton
Mre Denton
Ivan Miles
Pocatelo
Dan Lloyd
Win. Seibert
Bancroft
George Mickelson
Logan
Thos Ecgiey
John Henderson
James Smith
Community Notices and Family Travels Across Idaho
Local social notes compile visits and movements of residents with kin in Pocatello Logan Downey McCammon Belt Lake City and Preston. Mentions include Mrs Denton’s roses at a gathering, trips by Gibbs and Romerro families, and moves like Alma Nelson’s arm injury and Roy Harris’s reassignment to McCammon.
Rates Increase Unjustified by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled proposed through rates on grain and grain products from Oklahoma and Kansas to Texas and the southeast, when milled or stored in transit, unjustified. The bands were proposed by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroads and protested mainly by southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma millers.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Southeast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Man Stabbed in Hailey Fight Over Ten Dollar Bill
One man jailed and another severely wounded after a drunken affray in Hailey over a ten dollar bill. Thomas Patterson stabbed Ernest Drake after Drake struck him with iron. Patterson fled with Jim Collins as Drake and Drake’s ally tossed rocks. Drake, a Hailey miner, was taken to hospital in critical condition. Charges against Patterson were deferred pending Drake’s outcome. A search found no one carrying a ten dollar bill.
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Hailey
George Campbell
Blaine County
Thomas Patterson
Ernest Drake
Hailey Miner
Patterson
Jim Collins
Drake
Shelley Notes and Local Travels in Idaho
T. J. Bennett family left for Los Angeles to visit Marcus Bennett and relatives. Dr Dyer Chris Christensen and Roy Kingsbury went to West Yellowstone for rice trout catch. Truman Gilchrist bought a new Oldsmobile sedan late last week. Leo G Christensen will attend the American Institute of Banking in Tulsa this month. He is a teller at Anderson Bros Bank in Idaho Palla and son of Albert G Christensen. Bernice Croft of Ogden visited her Shelley parents and now works for Mountain States Implement. John Haselden now with Boyle Hardware Blackfoot. Antone Poitevin of Idaho Falls was in Shelley on business.
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Ira Spidell
Bancroft
Alma Hogan
Jennie Hartvigsen
N J Hartvigsen
Rock Springs Mont
W. A. Coffin
Hyrum
Cambridge
Wilson
Coffin
Ada Wlison
Frank Croshaw
H. J. Toller
Ogden
Toller
John Hoxer
T. L. Perkins
Kansas City
Shelley
T. J. Bennett
Los Angeles
Marcus Bennett
Dr. Dyer
Chris Christensen
Roy Kingsbury
West Yellowstone
Truman Gilchrist
Leo G. Christensen
American Institute of Banking
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Snake River Valley
Christensen
Anderson Bros Bank
Idaho Palla
Albert G. Christensen
Bernice Croft
Wm. Kunter
Mountain States Implement Company
City
John Haselden
Boyle Hardware
Blackfoot
Antone Poitevin
Idaho Falls
Pullman Company Grants Increase
AP reports a wage increase of five dollars per month and working condition improvements for 12 000 Pullman porters and maids, announced by the company. A second item notes a prophecy about 2029 fashion involving John David merchant and future style trends. A formal complaint is filed by Vic Jones and Tom West at the University.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
New York
John David
Vic” Jones
Tom West
Tribune attacks forced fishing trips with university athletic director
The Tribune denounces being compelled to take Felix Plastino, the university's athletics director, on fishing trips. Plastino is described as a reputed fisherman who has yet to deliver this season, leading to splits in their catch and forced sharing with him.
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Tribune
Felix Plastino
University
Plastino
Bolster Up His Reputation as a Rod Em Pert
The fragment hints at boosting a reputation for a figure described as a rod em pert, likely a misread caption or fragment from a sports or local note. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to establish concrete facts.
Honest barber says he cashes student checks in Princeton
Jack Honore of Princeton, a barber, claims he cashes about $100,000 in student checks each year and in sixteen years has lost only $1. The remark frames a local quip about trust and campus life in New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Jack Honore
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Mose Obray
Ricks College
Errol Henderson
Kenneth Romerro
Letitia
Julian Gibbs
WH. Gibbs
Malad
Salt Lake City
Eva Lewis
California
Alex Pirie
Alma Nelson
Paul Nash
Nelson
Den
Nash
Lester Stoddard
la Grande
Oregon
MaeCammon
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W J. Black
la Grange
L.pd &S Church
Grant Shumway
Albert Lerch
Idahoo
Annie Thornley
Albion
State Normal
Roland Parmer
Rae Parmer
Mae Parmer
Mae Dora Anderson
Roy C. Harris
Montpelier
Carson
Fox Farm
Harry van Steenberger
Harmony Grove
Calf
Bee
Man
Columbia Records
Glen Bros.-Roberts Piano CO
N. Main
Waitemas and His Orchestra
Mott
Ry Joe "Way Dow
Pacan Loy
Paris
Louise
Bo He Biveainns
Gory Tocerner _ Trica
Paul Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Heap Loy Paace
Willard Rieites
Hie Dee Orchestra
Iemich
Viva-Tomal
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Standard Oil Company OF California
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Picatello's
Stalk Authority
Elizabeth Arden
London
Miss Arden
Shepherh Arden
South Main
Lewis
T. Kihara
Pioneer Building
Main
Center
A. D. la Mothe
Idaho Loan and Investment Company
Orpheum
Velvet
T. B. Smith
J. K. Smith
Pocatello Cabinet and Fixture CO
L. E. Shaw
Reinheimer
Pocatello Electric Supply
North Main Street
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