Tyhee Ghost Town News Brims With School and Picnic News
Tyhee reports a busy week with a Salt Lake conference trip by Mr and Mrs Jensen Fairchild and Miss Lucia Davia. Miss Raby Durand returns from Livingston Montana. A surprise party for Mr Bidwell at Mr and Mrs Headburgs. Mrs McNabb and family plus others at Buckskin Conjoint Picnic. A Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Stoneby on May 29. Children’s Day program planned June 16 between Tyhee and Fairview unions. Several locals visit Lava Hot Springs and nearby towns.
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Holland
Ryan
Inkom
Hazel Fenwick
Buckskin
Tyhee Union
Fairview Union
Margaret Fulmer
Darlington
Idaho
Sam Shephard
Livingstom
Mon
Lucia Davis
Dora Davis
Clark Davis
Lava Hot Springs
American Falls to Host 3rd Annual Roundup and Fair
Power county officials set dates September 12 13 and 14 for American Falls three day roundup and fair. J S Schreck will wear the ribbon G Oliver named secretary assisted by D Durkee and directors G H Hansen Jee Warf W L Oliver Frank Barn am W L Newton and L L Evans Jr. The event grows into Snake River valley’s top roundup with larger purses and better accommodations. County lotsom to manage exhibits.
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the Tribune
Power
J. S. Schreck
G. Oliver
D. Durkee
Ihem
G. H. Hansen
Jee Warf
W. L. Oliver
Frank Barnam
W. L. Newton
L. L. Evans, Jr
Court House
American Falls
Snake River Valley
Lotsom
Local notes and events from American Falls district
Miss Pauline Sparks departs for Denver for a new position. Mr and Mrs W Loofbourrow return from Blackfoot on legal business. L L Evans of Malad visits his brother Col L L Evans. H M Ellis couple host West hotel in American Falls. Jacobs family visit Rockland. Children's Day program announced at First Methodist Church June 10. Florence Barber returns to Salt Lake for nursing state exam, plans July return to American Falls. Minidoka county farmers to receive free grasshopper poison this summer. Leonard Way, freight rate expert, in Rupert to study car shortage for submission to interstate commission. Holstein breeders form tire bred bull association. Levi Savage as president. other officers elected with directors named.
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Walter Sparks
Denver
W. (. Loofbourrow
Blackfoot
Loofbourrow
L. Evans
Malad
Col
L. L. Evans
H. M. Ellis
American Falls
West Hotel
Henry Houtz
Rockland
Will Jacobs
Bennett
Victoria Jacobs
C. Brown
First Methodist Church
M. E. Clmrch
Florence Barber
O. H. Barber
Salt Lake
Leonard Way
Senator Gooding
Rupert
Commercial Club
Interstate Commission
Pocatello
Minidoka
Cassia
Tire Bred Bull Association
Levi Savage
Burley
A. E. Ross
J. B. Redford
H. C. Hansen
Ed la Rue
Joe Walker
Declo
R. C. Larsen
Bancroft
James Wharton
Ervine
Mra
A. A. Moser
Hyrum Call
James Nielson
R. L. Redford
W. H. Davis
Geo. Gooch
Kelly
J. E. Smeath
Hatch
Gladys Logue
Angus Rawlins
Lara Carlson
M. TL
Hod Rigby
Jack Argyie
Soda
Viola Harris
Walter Harris
Rupert Pays Beet Dividend Increase for Minidoka Pump
Rupert June 8 Sixteen thousand dollars was paid to the farmers of the Minidoka project as a bonus of seventy five cents per ton for the beets sent to the Paul factory last year. This is the second bonus by Amalgamated Sugar Company bringing total beet price to 7.50. Officers say another dividend of 50 cents per ton will be paid. Increase supports enlarging the plant and installing a new vat.
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the Tribune
Minidoka
Paul
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Iyidend
Soda Springs Plans Big Celebration
Soda Springs plans a major Fourth of July event with 16 subcommittees covering subscriptions concessions sports and entertainment. The executive committee met at the Soda Springs garage to assign duties and schedule future meetings aiming for a memorable national celebration.
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Soda Springs
Power County Sheriff Captures Large Copper Still
American Falls, June 8. Sheriff Hansen and Deputy William Oliver captured a large copper still of 27 gallon capacity. The operators fled through brush after a brief close approach, firing at the officers while Doyle was jailed. Evidence secured for future use.
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the Tribune
Hansen
Jimmy le
Michaud Creek
Hanson
William Oliver
Doyle
Bannock County Farm Bureau Picnic At Lava Hot Springs
The fifth annual Bannock county Farm Bureau picnic and festival will be held at Lava Hot Springs on Saturday June 16. County agent J W Thomett says an interesting program includes speakers songs and stunts by Boys and Girls clubs plus field and track events a ball game water sports and evening dancing with all Farm Bureau members relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Bannock
Bureau
President to attend Oregon Trail pageant at Blue Mountains
President Harding and party will visit the Blue Mountains site for the Old Oregon Trail Pageant July 3 or 4 commemorating the wagon train crossing. Residents are urged to wear pioneer dress while officials plan crowd control and an all day barbecue.
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White House
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Peete
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Union
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Malheur
Many Women Preachers Count in United States
Chicago reports 178 women preachers belonging to the International Association of Women Preachers. Illinois has 33, including 17 in Chicago. Kansas 30 with seven in Wichita. Nebraska 18. The notice also mentions six women teachers abroad, three in China and two in Africa. A separate item notes three large barrels of moonshine found near a still and Doyle’s penitentiary record for robbery and sales.
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Africa
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Kansas
Wichita
Nebraska
Doyle
Some Wild Oats Shown At Auditorium With Educational Value
Mayor Ben Ross praises a preview at the Auditorium for the motion picture Some Wild Oats. He recommends all persons over sixteen view the film, highlighting its educational lesson and community value.
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Ben Ross
Midwest colleges plan twenty six science expeditions this summer
Chicago reports 26 expeditions from nine Midwest colleges and universities will operate worldwide this summer. Ohio State University Indiana University Purdue Notre Dame and Oklahoma each lead multiple projects studying prehistoric life rock formation ore deposits solar corona and geography with teams directed by professors and various scholars.
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Ohio State Jr
W. C. Mills
Ohio
Robert F. Webb
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
University of Oklahoma
Samuel Weidman
Miami
W. E. Monnett
Arbuckle Mountains
Idiana University
W. A. Cogshall
Lower
California
Earlham College
Yellowstone Park
Purdue University
Indiana
James Barnes
University of Notre Dame
M. McGarry
Michigan
Burns
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
Ormal School
F. J. Breeze
No Monopoly in Meat Business Declares White
Chicago June 6 AP F Edson White president Armour and Company says there is no monopoly in the meat business. He addresses Chicago Association of Commerce arguing government should aid public and not target big business, denying patent rights or trade secrets blocking competition.
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Chicago
F. Edson White
Armour and Company
Chicago Association of Commerce
Souvenir Giveaway at Exposition Held This Saturday
Green & Higson announces a free giveaway at the Our Souvenirs Exposition listing a bath tub, a white toilet, and a lavatory as prizes. Registration is required for attendance.
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Everybody Register
Green & Higson
Fencing Experts Meet in London for Robert M. Thompson Trophy
New regulations for the July London matches between British and American teams were agreed by the Amateur Fencers' Association and accepted by the American Fencers' Association. Six swordsmen per team compete in 48 bouts across three matches with substitutions limited to illness or accident.
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New York
London
America
Owever
Paper Offered at Half Price by The Tribute Co
A practice paper advertises a half price sale by The Tribute Company with contact phone number 123 for purchasing the paper at a reduced rate.
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