Arco Prepares Grand Moon Craters Celebration
Large plans outline the June 15 opening of Craters of the Moon with expected attendance of 1500 from southern Idaho. Bob Limbert will attend. officials from Craters of the Moon and multiple Idaho commercial clubs pledge delegations. A tree barbecue is planned, with Mackay offering barbecues and local talks, music, and coordinated activities across Moore, Mackay, and Arco to make it a major regional event.
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Arco
Craters of Moon
Idaho
Bob Limbert
RE. W. Schubert
Crater $ the Moon Association
Guy Vienner
Idaho Automobile Association
Rigby Boosters’ Club
Roberts Commercial Club
Idaho Falls Commercial Club
Blackfoot Commerceial Club
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Hailey Commercial Club
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Antlers’ Club
Mackay
W. J. Hall
Public Works
E. B. Sherman
Craters of the Moon Association
Twin Falls
Buh
Minidoka
Moore
Addison T. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
S. A. Paisley
Dave Daniels
A. Paisley
Craters
Bupport
Arco, Moore
Odd Fellows and Rebekah District 2 Meet in Blackfoot
The Idaho District No 2 convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges met in Blackfoot with delegations from Malad Aberdeen Arco and American Falls. The 1925 convention was invited and accepted. Officers for the coming year were elected and a joint session with a program followed an afternoon meal at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Idaho District No. 2
Knights of Pythias
Malad
Aberdeen
Arco
American Falls
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Legion Auxiliary Ends Season With Move to September
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held its last regular meeting of the season in K P hall. They voted to suspend meetings until September and announced a new, more convenient meeting place over the Racket Store. A membership drive will launch then to support the winter work, with thanks extended to Blackfoot press and poppy sellers and to the public for support.
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Blackfoot
Goring
Auxiliary
Former Blackfoot Principal Is Dead
Dale Torman, brother of Maude Torman, former principal of Blackfoot Central School, died suddenly after an operation for speestee. A native of Hamer, he had been in Los Angeles and will be buried in Idaho Falls after services.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Dale Torman
Maude Torman
Central School of Blackfoot
Hamer
Los Angeles
Speestee
Idaho Falls
Women's Swimming Class Delayed for Instructor Vacation
About twenty five Blackfoot B P W members have attended Thursday evenings at Pocatello for YMCA instruction but the class is discontinued until the instructor returns from vacation in July.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot B. P. W
Pocatello
Y. M
Fort Hall Store Is Entered by Thieves
The Evans store at Fort Hall Indian Agency was robbed about 3 AM on Thursday. The safe was blown, about 150 dollars in cash, notes and insurance certificates taken. Clues point to experienced cracksmen with automobile tracks noted nearby. Authorities in surrounding territory informed.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Evans
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Pool Hall Entered in Early Morning Theft
Thieves broke the rear door glass at the Tunks Bros pool hall in the early hours Thursday and stole candy cigarettes and cigars. Marshal Mose Obray investigated but found no tangible clue. authorities suspect itinerant youths riding freight trains may be involved.
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Tribune
McCammon
Tunks Bros
Mose Obray
Every Elephant Hunter Warns of Hazards in Encounters
From New York dated June 7 a dispatch recalls how elephant hunters meet danger in the field. It notes the varied fates of hunters, from being gored by tusks to crushed by a charging animal, and describes the elephant as intelligent and vindictive when hunted.
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New York
Bancroft Fireworks Preparations and Local Visits
Bancroft notes a seventh of June update with Marjorie Hogan visiting Mrs. Call in Chesterfield, J D Beamer family traveling to Sparks Nevada for a ten day absence, Lyon Taylor’s return from Roswell NM to resume training, and Marie Reed hosting the Just-a-Mere Club. Upcoming Fourth of July celebrations are planned with committees for ball games horse races dancing games and more.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Marjorie Hogan
Chris Call
Chesterfield
J. D. Beamer
Sparks
Nevada
Ruth Eaton
Harriet Neilson
Agnes Lundgren
Mabel Qualman
Emma Eliason
Evra Corneilson
Frank Bowers
Pocatello
Eugene Logue
Hattiesburg
Tech Faculty Plans Summer Departures and New Hires
Several changes in the Tech faculty will occur this year with new teachers hired to fill vacancies. Miss Lorena Bixby heads the English department and plans an extensive Central Europe tour. Miss Edyth Breen will teach in Kenosha Wisconsin next year and study at Oxford during the summer.
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Tech
Lorena Bixby
Edyth Breen
Miss Bixby
Europe
Columbia University
Miss Breen
Kenosha High School
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Oxford University
Pugland
C. Thomason
Anthenaeum and
Mechanics Institute of Rochester
New York
Mr. Thomason
Mrs. Thomason
the Tech
Portland
Telativ Ed Bol
Iphign
Rochuster
Jessie Conner
Normal and Teachers College
Peru
Nebraska
Dorothy G. Ellis
Smith. Hughes
Oakland
California
University of Idaho
Adelaide Anderson
The
Poeatello
J. C. Gardener
Conservatory
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Sarah K. Thomas
Elizabeth Witty
Alfred L. Anderson
Witty
University of California
Anderson
State Examining Boards Choose Members For June July
State boards for nurses osteopathic pharmacists dentistry set meeting dates in June and July. Nurses board meets June 10 with Dr F M Cole Napina Hanley and Emma A Meier Boise. osteopathic group June 30 with Leland J Anderson C B R Meredith and H B Catron. pharmacists July 1 with Arthur B Annis Donald Whitehead and C F McDonald. dental board on July 8 including Drs Percy B Flack C A Philpot Frank Weeks M J Good and H DeComp.
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Charles Laurenson
Lcense
Nurses’ Examining Board
F. M. Cole
Caldwell
Napina Hanley
Boise
Emma A. Meier
Miss Meier
Rose ‘Smith
Idaho Falls
Osteopathic Board
Leland J. Anderson
C. BR. Meredith
Nampa
H. B. Catron
Payette
The
Osteopathic Association
Arthur B. Annis
St. Maries
Donald & Whitehead
C. F. McDonald
Bancroft
Percy B. Flack
C. A. Philpot
Frank Weeks
M. J. Good
Filer
I’, H. DeComp
Pocatello
Woe
Drea de Campo
Governor Proclaims June 14 Flag Day Urging Public Observance
Idaho Governor G MOORE proclaims June 14 as Flag Day and urges public displays on public buildings and homes. He cites patriotism teaching youth and honors General Horace Porter’s flag remarks. A ceremony and star spangled banner are encouraged as part of the observance.
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Peerey
Congress
Unite States
House of Business
Horace Porter
Idaho
United States of America
Moore
Plumbers Aware Weekend Duty Change Noted
A notice informs that plumbers will not be on duty Saturday afternoon during the summer months. The fragment mentions 7 Bec and Yee 648 as readable details.
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Bec
Caldwell Man Forecasts Seven Year Drought Across Idaho
R W Rice of Caldwell writes to the Statesman predicting a seven year drought with frost and pests harming crops. He urges 10 000 faithful to pray for rain at sunrise and sunset across Idaho to avert economic ruin and school closures.
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Boise
R. W. Rice
Caldwell
the Statesman
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
G A R Annual Meeting Ends in Weiser
Delegates from the G A R Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R concluded their state meetings in Weiser with a brief business session. An expense fund was approved for the Woman's Relief Corps president’s inspection visits. Officers were installed, and appointments announced amid stormy weather postponing the closing picnic.
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Fisher
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Martha March
Marie Steyer
Idaho Pee
Woman's Relief Corps
Bess D. McConnell
Caldwell
Mary Collins
Nampa
Emma Tully
Idaho Falls
Martha E. March
Zelda Duncan
Etta Stone Beck
Boise
Davis May Face Civil Service Exam for Reclamation Post
Former Idaho governor D W Davis, once reclamation commissioner and now reclamation bureau finance director, may need a civil service exam to keep his job if the bureau falls under civil service rules. The Warren amendment assigns a $10 000 salary and requires civil service appointments for all bureau staff. Harding previously waived the rule to appoint Davis without exam, but the amendment could force a competitive test.
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Rpeblogies
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Reclamation
Reclamation Bureau
Davis
Bureau of Reclamation
Civil Service
Harding
Davia
Miles Cannon
Oxford Social Notes Tally Visitors and Local Moves
Oxford June 7. Miss Hazel Wilson visiting mother. Dr Ray Fisher and family visiting brother. Miss Anthes of Pocatello organizing canning and baking club. Ray Hatel Harold Petty Henry Hatch left town to take jobs. Mrs EB Boyce traveling to Salt Lake to visit daughter and attend conference. A H Hunter of Trenton Utah visiting. Nelena Richards visiting mother. Frank Hardwicks and relatives traveled to Teton valley. Will Baker's daughter Maxine ill for two weeks. Willie Croshaw to have medical care.
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Pocatello
Orval
Orson Shipley
Cache Junction
Utah
R. O. Hatch
Myrna Dietrich
Withies Potter
Tech
Ioe
Oxford
Hazel Wilson
Ray Fisher
Rigby
Anthes
Ray Hatel
Harold Petty
Henry Hatch
Boyce
Salt Lake
T. B. Publes
A. H. Hunter
Trenton
Nelena Richards
Frank Hardwicks
Teton Valley
Will Baker
Maxine
Willie Croshaw
Stie Ward Top Blown Off by Wind. Residents Travel
Miss Virgil Croshaw and Mrs. Walter Hatch headed to Salt Lake City for a conference. Jeanette Boyce returns from Preston where she studied the past winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gooden are back from a month with his mother back East.
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Virgil Croshaw
Walter Hatch
Salt Lake Ay
Fies Jeanette Boyce
Preston
Robert Gooden
Idaho Votes Put Borah on Vice Presidency Ticket
Idaho voters indicate Senator W E Borah as the vice presidential candidate. Samuel S Samuels remains undecided between seeking the governorship or the senate seat.
Idaho Delegation Leaning to Borah for Vice President
Idaho's Republican delegation will vote unanimously for William E Borah as vice presidential candidate. Borah may accept if conditions are acceptable. The delegation will also back Calvin Coolidge and Benateh Borterdséowerner, with Cy Moore backing Borah and Samuels weighing a Senate run if Borah is nominated.
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R. RE. Porter
Tribune
Taff
Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Senator Borah
Republican
Benateh Boro Terdséowerner
Cy Moore
Calvin Coolidge
Winton Otel
H. ¥. Samuels
Samuels
Togo
Borah
Teton
MecKaig
Frank Johnesse
Don Dunning
J. Fairchild
Mhay
Sammuels
Considerable Real Estate Activity in Local Circles May Review
A May real estate review shows record activity with new homes rising citywide and strong demand for vacant home sites. West Pocatello’s subdivision is highlighted with plans by Idaho Loan and Investment Co to expand water mains streets and a cobblestone arch at Custer Street Bridge. Four houses are under construction and prices range from 4200 to 18500 with long term financing offered. The firm emphasizes upbuilding of Pocatello and supports home builders with plans and photos. The article notes a spring revival in archery tournaments scheduled for summer.
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West Pocatello
Idaho Loan and Investment Company
Caldwell
Custer Street
T. C. Coffin
Rosewood Avenue
Pocatello
Est Pocatello
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