City Council Plans Razing of Old Frame Buildings
City officials voted to raze several old frame structures described as health hazards on the east side. The council also discussed school water charges, a proposed rest room under the viaduct, and issued licenses for soft drink and hotel operations. Public works included new water services, hydrant repairs, and pipe installation in Fort Arthur and Lander streets.
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Ben Ross
Harry Shafer Fliner Smith
Barton
Tean Gaeser
Laura
S. Gough
L. A. Lehrtar
Clarence Rainey
A B Canfield
H H. Gites
W L Raymond
Lehrtas
J C Bangs
W. Reinheimer
Biggins
M Carter
South Main
Kane
West Center
HO Whitry
Whittlesey's
KH Campbell
North Main
A J. Newell
Keystone
George St Marie St Marie
O E Bates
Bannock
Joe Rodriguez
Carl North Carlyle
Townend
C Kahn
Weet Clark
Pottee Brhrbas
Joe Rino
Geust Barris
Juvencio Leon
North
Datce Hall
Canfield
Waller
Rainey
Fort Arthur
Lander Street
Fourteenth Avenue
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Capfield
Lehrbas
Ross Raed
Cty
Giles
Coun
Third Avenue
Center Street
Piret
Raymond
Harvard
Osteopathic Association President Attends Idaho Meet at Bonneville
Dr. George V. Webster of Carthage New York president of the American Osteopathic Association is in Idaho Falls to address the Idaho Osteopathic Association convention at the Hotel Bonneville. He tours U S osteopathic colleges praising standards as Idaho physicians attend the three day conclave and elect officers. Dr Grace Parker of Idaho Falls will join gathering June 10.
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New York
American Osteopathic Association
Idaho
Idaho Osteopathic Association
Hotel Bonneville Idaho Falls
Webster
United States
Staee Associa Ton
Grace Parker
New Principal George E Denman Leads Filer District
George E Denman, former superintendent of the Filer Consolidated School District, was elected last Tuesday to a two year term as principal of Procatelio olg? school for 1928 1828. Denman was unanimously re elected by the Filer school board. Previously he taught at Twin Paris high school for three years before assuming duties at Filer. He is noted for strong scholastic results and his dedication to students. Denman graduated from Kansas State Agricultural College.
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George E. Denman
Prémetpal Anu
Filer
Evenimre
Procatelio Olg
Denman Waa Rece
Dolors
Kansas States Agriculturel College
Legion Meeting and Funeral Notices Prompt Local Briefs
The American Legion holds a regular meeting this evening and urges all members to attend. A funeral for Lulu Garrett, daughter of Mre O E Garrett, features a duet by Mrs Aston Pullmer. Idaho University home economics class displays art under Mr Neilson, with early progress in art education noted. Regional glass and paint displays feature Southern branches in Idaho Glass and Paint windows.
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The
American Legion
George N. Atkinson
Verda Atkinson
Aston Pullmer
Lulu Garrett
University of Idaho
Idaho Glass and Paint Company
T RM Neiison
Local Society Notes Highlight Visiting Dignitaries
Prominent Shoshone surgeon W H Baugh and Kansas Eastern Star officials visited Pocatello. Grand Matron Georgia Ware of Topeka honored Cassellina ball hostesses. Pastor William Barnum returned from Oklahoma and Colorado Springs after attending church gatherings. Dr R O Young noted out of town on the 117th.
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der W H Baugh
Short Line
Thet Bailiwick
Pocatello
Sal Lake
Georgia Ware
Topeks
Kansas
Vince Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Burin White
Cassellina
Wiliam Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Werines Gay
Totst
Oklaloma
Barnum
Colorado Springs
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Water Department
Westert
Giles Sald
Scheel Board
Profe Tt
H R Thompson
Thompson
Roy J. Black
Ross
Center
Jay M. Tiffany
Troy Isundrys
Portament
Osteopathic Association
Idaho Falls
Dr. Greorge V. Webster
Carthage
Carnation Milk Products CO
St. Boise
Carnation Milk
Legion Meeting
Tings
Jel-well
Nelison
DR. R
Young
Jie
Sonora
Sonora Machine
Columbia Machine
Brunswick Machine
Bruce Music CO
Silk
Fabric
Xtra
Aly
Union
Idaho Wholesale Grocery
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