McCammon News Highlights Post Office Move and Local Happenings
McCammon reports new post office combination boxes arriving and a move planned to a back site behind the Mec Cammon Investment company to improve mail handling. The town prepares gravel for road work, notes a bumper harvest outlook, and records visits by missionaries, local officials, and out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva T. Lewis
Mec-Cammon Investment Company
Sibma
John C. Catron Sr
Becta Aloe
McCammon
Residents Report From American Falls Area
Local residents and visitors travel between American Falls and nearby towns. Names include John Store, Lee French, Gladys Solid, George Frodsham, Peggy Oliver, Dorothy Ettinger, Effie Swanson, N E Nye, Christ Mayer, Dan Saylor, Burwin Saylor, Emmett J Smithe, Fred Cool, Esther Johannsen, Bill Austin, and K Kosanke. Activities include returns from business trips, visits, hospital stays, and moves through Boise Twin Falls Seattle and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
John Store
Boise
County Auisitory
Lee French
Shore
State Department of Finance
Latha Ines
A. RB. Brown
Twin Falls
Gladys Solid
Bremerton
Washington
Aberdeen
William Davie
Idaho Falls
Will Oliver
Peggy
Rockland
Buise
Christiana Mayer
Lodi
California
William
E. R. Mayer
Mayer
Christ Mayer
Dan Saylor
Burwin
Bethany
Bill Austin
Salt Lake City
K. Kosanke
Bethany Deaconess
Social and sporting notes from Soda Springs Idaho
Local items report visitors from Wereda Idaho and Pocatello, a Just-a-mere Club gathering, a Cokeville soda Springs ball game, and a house fire at John Staats ranch. Contstruction begins on a Continental Oil bulk storage station and local weddings and theatre plans are noted along with forthcoming Dollar Day postponement and community outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Idaho
Tribune
EK. P. Calph
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Compan
Pocatello
Virginian Williams
Idaio
Annie Wetzel
Reese Gorton
Gerard McConkie
Virginia Williams
Wendell
Esther Lau
Winnifred Woodall
Mabel Davis
Vivian Marcoe
Edith Davis
Debbie Davis
Cokeville
Wyoming
John Staats
Harvey Shufeldt
Lewis Stocking
J. J. Stocking
East Lake City
Continental Oil Company
Frank Shufeldt
Wyde Lan
K&mma Walters
Montpelier Home Wedding Unites Nelle Gee and Charles Ave
Miss Nelle Gee and Charles C. Ave wed at the Gee home with Rev. Otto G. Ponath officiating. Attended by Albert E. Thiel and Sherwood Gee, the couple will reside in a Grand Hotel apartment. The plan includes a community road project for Cemetery Road and a Mulligan dinner and dance at the Montpelier pavilion. The Montpelier Dramatic club staged Deacon Dubbs at the Gem theatre with W. G. Staley in the lead and strong supporting performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
the Tribune
R. W. Gee
Nelle Gee
Charles C. Ave
Otto G. Ponath
M. E. Church
Albert E. Thiel
Sherwood Gee
First National Bank
Aye
Grand Hotel
Cemetery Road
Deacon Dubbs
Montpelier Dramatic Club
Gem
Harold Swift
Charles Grunig
Christia Jensen
Mary Shipley
Ella Murphy
Jesse Dun
Mary Lauridsem
Unfurnished Rooms Over Rudman and Gottberg’s Store
Unfurnished rooms listed above Rudman and Gottberg’s store at 308 West Center 874 are described in the notice. The brief item notes available space and location details for potential tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudman and Gottberg
West Center
Van Orden White and Thompson families head west by auto
Bancroft residents travel to Salt Lake City for the general conference. Evelyn and Ernetta Thompson depart for Bountiful to spend the summer with grandmother Mrs P E Thompson. F E Logue and Gladys visit Soda Springs. J D Beamer tours Central Ivans and Soda Springs for irrigation. B F Kizer and son Junior drive to California for summer. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stevens recovers from a Soda Springs hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
the Tribune
W. L. van Orden
J. A. White
Kelly
Salt Lake City
Evelyn Thompson
Ernetta
Bountiful
Utah
P. E. Thompson
J. D. Beamer
Central
Ivans
Soda Springs
F. E. Logue
Gladys
B. F. Kizer
California
Mark Stevens
Soda Springs Hospital
Vegetables Grown During Past Year of Immense Value
Washington June 8 AP Vegetables grown in the United States in 1921 had an estimated value of 1 104 600 000, 15.7 percent of total crop value. Truck crops valued at 227 000 000 included potatoes 35 000 000 and sweet potatoes 87 000 000. The tomato crop was 50 900 000. cantaloupe 17 000 000. cucumber watermelon and cabbage about 15 000 000 each. Farm gardens entered the list with 405 000 000 in 1912. In 1921 the vegetable crop was 85 percent of the corn crop and large as hay, near half dairy, and larger than poultry, cotton, and winter wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Neg Tech Ye
Warrants Drawn by Bannock County Payable at Court House
Notice lists warrants from Bannock County including Road and Bridge and Road Fund issues 1921 and 1922. Payable with interest from issue date to June 10, 1922 at the county treasurer's office in the Pocatello courthouse. Dated June 1 1922. Edythe Swassing County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Edythe Swassing
Special Stockholders Meeting of Pocatello Milling and Elevator
Notice to stockholders of the Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company calls a special meeting on July 6, 1922 at the company's office in Pocatello Idaho. Agenda includes extending debt payment and mortgage, renewing elevator lease with F C Ayres Mercantile, leasing mill and warehouses to John L Barr then assigned to Pocatello Flour Mills, a note to Pocatello Flour Mills, and a second mortgage on all company property. By order of the board of directors. Dated June 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company
The
Pocatello and
Hayden Avenues
Pocatello
Idaho
F. C. Ayres Mercantile Company
John L. Barr
Pocatello Flour Mills Company
Bannock County
Lambing
Ga. W. Spritzer
Freckle remedy advertisement promises double strength Othine
An ad claims Othine double strength will remove freckles with nightly and morning applications. It guarantees money back if the product fails, noting most users require no more than an ounce to clear skin and achieve a clear complexion.
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George McManus
Idaho State News
June S
Margaret Nash
Mary A. Nash
Tweeday
Hubois
Crane Sheep Company
Onyx
McCammon Ball Park
J. Ward Green
PD. C
Green
Latter Day Saints
L. D
Harold Price
Newall Rommell
Charles Thornley
Henry A. Bjorkman
Central Idaho
Bannock
Batty
Mr. Batty
McCommon
William Emons
General Hospital
Lelia Armstrong
Roy
Wilford Beggon
KK. Kb. Smith
Bend
Oregon
Me Duna
Deuter
Enemy Janes
Lauritsen
Yennie Yensen
Sweden
Dramatic Club
George Schopper
Montpelier Canyon
Falls
Charles Lager
G. F. Ashley
Messrs
Mesdames
R. L. Nicholson
R. H. Ferguson
John Barrett
Earl Sanford
F. P. Noffsinger
H. G. Nichols
A. /. Vealey
C. W. Mosmer
H. B. Whitman
Rose Stout
Walter Stevens
E. A. Brough
E. E. Mulica
W. E. Christman
Bear Lake
Fish Haven
MEF
N. Kunz
Eleanor
Misa Eunice ‘Eschler
Henry B. Kunz
Bern
Salt Lake
Kunz
Guaranteed
Geneva
T. G. Sharp
Messrs. Sharp
Mulica
Kemmerer
de Meade Austin
Enterprise
Southern Utah
Austin
Logan
Salt Lake Tribune
St. Mary’s Academy
Eileen Hurley
Jean Davin
Constance Brown
Pullman
W. W. Chapman
Brown
Montelier
John Barkdull
F. M. Stobaugh
Sto
Margaret Kyle
Miesarie MacClure
J. F. MacClure
Los Angeles
Roy Hutton
Marshallton
Town
Alton
Hutton
Miss Alton
E.M. Lindsay
Rulon
Charles Lindsay
Bunday
Ahd
John
Heggie
Boise Shriners
San Francisco
el- Korah Temple
Roi Pyper
George Fleharty
Shrine Club
Reno
Stewart Hotel
Mrs. Sherman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sharon
Pocatello Optical Co. BR. A. L. Cohilton Manager
Fhone
Center St
Eux
Pocatello Paint & Wall Paper CO
Arthur , Seas Ae
Roppit
Mumunels
H. E. Coles
Offich
WM. H. Jackson, JR
North Main
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