Appropriation City Passes Annual Budget At $97 440 83
Blackfoot city council approved the annual appropriation ordinance totaling 97 440 83 for the coming year with councilmen E M Nelson and Guy Stevens voting no over park maintenance costs on Shilling avenue. The session also approved bond actions for First National Bank and Blackfoot City Bank, addressed unsanitary PD H Biethan buildings, and noted $144 in fines for traffic violations.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
E. M. Nelson
Guy Stevens
Shilling Avenue
First National Bank
Blackfoot City Bank
PD. H. Biethan
Pacific Street
W. E. Patrie
Brethan
Sewer Committee
Oak Street
J. 86. Wright, Sr
Gooding Contractor Wins Bid for Deaf and Blind School Work
Bids filed Tuesday for improvements at the Deaf and Blind school in Gooding show low bids by H. E. Barker and R. E. Evans of Gooding at 14 975. C. I. Gregerson of Pocatello at 15 660. and Dan Knight of Gooding at 15 660. The award will be made this week. Work includes finishing basements in the girls dormitory and administration building, a storage cellar, a garage, a shop and storage building, curbing roadways and installing campus lights.
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Boise
Gooding
M. Stevens
Department of Public Works
H. E. Barker
R. E. Evans
C. I. Gregerson
Pocatello
Dan Knight
Library Circulation Rises in Blackfoot
Blackfoot library shows a 28 percent May over last year despite a vacation lull. May attendance reached 4 648 with 3 011 books lent. 111 new volumes bought and 18 donated, offset by 85 discards. Donations came from Mrs. C. A. Engle Mrs. J. C. Ingham Theda Maughn Douglas Hassing Katherine Boyle and Margaret Millick.
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Blackfoot
Na Giliespie
Eiff
Boks
C. A. Engle
J. C. Ingham
Theda Maughn
Douglas Hassing
Katherine Boyle
Margaret Millick
Local notices from Blackfoot announce ill health and travels
Mrs. Mary C. Kinney remains dangerously ill for a week as Dennis Cox plans to bring Mrs. Cox home from Salt Lake City. Mrs. T. J. Johnson goes to Salida to be with her sister Miss Theresa Ryan after an automobile wreck. Miss Ryan suffered facial cuts a dislocated shoulder and a broken wrist. J R Ryan travels to Idaho on business for the Golden Rule store while Mr. and Mrs. Louis Felt leave on an extended vacation.
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Blackfoot
Jame
Mary C. Kinney
Dennis Cox
Salt Lake City
Cox
Saltake
T. J. Johnson
Salida
Colo
Theresa Ryan
J. R. Ryan
Idaho
Golden Rule
Mrs. Louis
Marriage of Miss Bessie Smith and Kenneth Hamilton
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Bessie Smith and Kenneth Hamilton. The ceremony occurred Sunday at the bride’s home in Twin Falls. The couple, after trips to Ogden and Salt Lake City, will reside in Downey. Hamilton is assistant cashier at Downey State Bank and Mrs. Hamilton taught in local schools and was active in music.
Continent-Flight Pacer Kelly Refuels in Boise
First Lieutenant Oakley G. Kelly, famed trans continental flier, refueled in Boise on Tuesday afternoon then continued to Salt Lake City en route to Washington D C for the Lindbergh reception. He arrived from Portland at 4 20 p m and left 17 minutes later for Salt Lake.
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Boise
Oakley G. Kelly
Trans-Continental Flier
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kelly
Portland
Salt Lake
Water Supplies of North Inspected in Idaho
Idaho state chemist and sanitary engineer W V Leonard leads an 18 day inspection of northern water supplies. Findings will go to city councils and the US Public Health Service when waters serve interstate common carriers. Schedule lists towns from Payette to Spirit Lake and Bay View through May 22.
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Boise
Idaho
W. V. Leonard
Department of Public Welfare
United States Public Health Service
Payette
Weiser
Council
New Meadows
McCall
Riggins
Grangeville
Nez Perce
Orofino
Lewiston
Moscow
Potlatch
Coeur d'Alene
Harrison
St. Maries
Wallace
Kellogg
Sand Point
Bonners Ferry
Eastport
Priest River
Spirit Lake
Bay View
James and Mrs announce arrival of a child
The snippet notes a couple named James and Mrs announce the arrival of a child. Details such as names, birth date, location, or further identifiers are not provided in the readable text.
Anticipated Heavier Snake River Flow Impounds Dam Storage
AP reports rising water flow in the Snake river with impoundment plans. American Falls reservoir stores 1,408,430 acre feet as of June 4 while Jackson Lake shows 432,850 acre feet after a weekly gain of 45,050 acre feet.
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Boise
Snake River
American Palis
United States Reclamation Service
State Department of Reclamation
American Falls
Jackson Lake
Flag Day Observance Planned by Blackfoot Lodge
Blackfoot June 8 B P O Elks Lodge No 1416 completes plans for annual flag day exercises at City Park Sunday afternoon June 12 at 4 o clock. A new set of flags will be used with ritual services depicting the flag's history from colonial days. The American Legion band will provide music and local Boy Scouts participate.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
City Park
American Legion
Alleged Forger Arrigned After Forgery Charge in Utah Links
John Thomas Ganwells alias Pace was brought from Payson Utah by Sheriff Jarvis D Jensen for arraignment on a forgery charge. He allegedly paid for a buggy automobile with a forged check, bought the car in Shelley and drove it to Payson without a license, then wrecked it.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
John Thomas Ganwells
Pace
Payson
Utah
Jarvis D. Jensen
Ganwells
Shelley
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
The county clerk, H. Andrew Benson, issued licenses in Blackfoot on June 8. Billie Payne and Marty Hortense Price of Blackfoot partnered. Jimmie Carmichal of Bannock and Willie Dotson of Pocatello also licensed. Marion 8. Clark and Mida H. Jensen, both of Blackfoot, plus Henry Everrett Bartlett and Margaret Irene Mason of Pocatello received licenses.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
H. Andrew Benson
Billie Payne
Marty Hortense Price
Jimmie Carmichal
Bannock
Idaho
Willie Dotson
Pocatello
Marion
Clark
Mida H. Jensen
Henry Everrett Bartlett
Margaret Irene Mason
Unique Reunion Links Osteopathic Class to Denver Meet
Dr. Grace Parker of 2089 Carlson Building receives an invitation to a unique osteopathic college reunion on Pike's Peak July 30. The event is part of the International Osteopathic convention in Denver in the last week of July, with many colleges planning reunions near Denver.
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Grace Parker
Carlson Building
Pike's Peak
Denver
Mrs Hummel Heads Idaho B P W Club at Lewiston
Mrs Martha Hummel of St Anthony was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's club of Idaho at a two day convention in Lewiston. Officers include Adeline Daggett as first vice president Ellen Peterson as second vice president Katherine Prevost recording secretary Ruth Pemble as corresponding secretary and Emma Anketell treasurer. Delegates to the Oakland national convention were named and a motion required Idaho delegates to wear an Idaho potato hat with an unusual design.
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Lewiston
Ida
Martha Hummel
St. Anthony
Business and Professional Women's Club of Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls
Adeline Daggett
Ellen Peterson
Moscow
Katherine Prevost
Ruth Pemble
St Anthony
Emma Anketell
Nampa
Jane Chase
Eatelle Mulliner
Idaho Palls
Helen Frits
Buhl
Margaret Gipson
Caldwell
Evelyn Melvin
Salmon City
Mary Peters
Pocatello
Grace Williams
Jessie Lloyd
Blackfoot
Governor Baldridge Enters Hecla Mine With Party
Governor H C Baldridge and his party descended 2000 feet into the Hecla mine at Wallace, touring the Hecla and Star workings and Morning mine at Mullin for about 12 miles of underground travel. The journey was long though the route through the mountain is shorter. The party was entertained at dinner the previous evening.
Buhl Citizens Vote to Own Power Plant
Buhl residents supported municipal power plant ownership in a close vote. About 80 percent of 3388 ballots favored issuing $65,000 in bonds to acquire the city light and power plant, with 268 for and 70 against.
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Buhl
Bahl
No Jury Cases Declared for Term in Blackfoot
District Judge Ralph W. Adair announced no jury will be convened this term in Blackfoot as all jury cases have been disposed of by agreement or postponement.
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Tribune
Ralph W. Adair
Youth Held for Libel After Grave Placard Incident
Los Angeles reports Deputy sheriffs arrested Paul Bender of Broken Bow Oklahoma on a charge of libelling the dead. A placard reading good riddance to bad rubbish was found on his father's grave at Calvary cemetery amid dispute over the will leaving the home to his stepmother. The offense carries up to five thousand dollars fine or a year in jail. The stepmother swore out the complaint, saying Bender became enraged by the will residency dispute.
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Los Angeles
Paul B. Bencer
Broken Bow
Oklo
Bender
Calvary Cemetery
Bible Silver Value Put At About Twenty Two Dollars
A modern estimation places the face value of the thirty pieces of silver mentioned in biblical text at roughly 22.50 dollars. The figure reflects current money value rather than historical coinage.
Idaho Industrial Review Highlights Mining and Infrastructure
Idaho towns report progress from Mackay to Coeur d Alene with mines expanding production, ore shipments, and new mills. Towns like Twin Falls, Arco, and Pocatello advance highways, power plants, and public works while banks hold large deposits and new corporations form.
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Pine Creek
Twin Falls
Nevada
Coeur d'Alene
Marysville Mining Company Incorporated
Pocatello
Oregon
Jerome
Clear Lakes
Kellogg
Bunker Hill Smetter
Kellogg —Sunshine Company
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State Bureau of Mines
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Bunker Hil and Sullivan
United Mercury Mines Company
Yellow Pine Basin
Meridian
Meridian State Bank
Thousand Islands
Kootenai
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Meridian Waterworks
Buhl—Cedar Draw Mutcal Power Company
Coal Creek
Papure & Graham Mountain Mining Company
Paymaster Group
Rath Mine
Nine Mile Canyon
Here
Rathdrum
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Independent Copper Mine
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Winchester
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Mutlan
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Sandpoint
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Murray
Idaho Falls
New Alameda School
Quality Mae
A. L. Chilton
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