Tribute in Soda Springs Dedicates Connor Memorial
A ceremony in Soda Springs marked the dedication of the Connor Memorial honoring General Patrick E Connor who helped found the town in 1869. Speakers included Abel Anderson and Edger M. Ledyard. the bronze plaque features oxen and a covered wagon, with the city band playing and prayers led by Rev Verne B Newhouse.
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Idaho
Soda Springs
Patrick E Connor
Elizabeth Crawford
Abel Anderson
Soda Springs Plomer League
Vernal Shoup
Alura Beardsley
Massachusetts
Pioneer Society
Oregon
C. B. Wilson
Caribou
Oregon Trail
Wilson
Fremont
Honneville
Connor
Verne B. New Wouse
J. W. Lauritsen
Leah Gorton
War Mothers
J. E Lau
Board of County Commissioners
Calvin Jenne
The
Legion
George Doull
FE Smith
David A. Anderson
Water shortage plagues Grace District as irrigation uneven
Grace, June 8. A drought in May brought 499 degrees average temp and 1.02 inches total rainfall. A Friday rain relief pleased farmers though irrigation water allotments are being rotated earlier than usual. D. P. Maughan warns of a large hay shortage this season due to scarce water and a cold late spring.
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Grace
Posatello
H. A. Westenfelder
D. P. Maughan
Gem Valley Beet Thinning Starts
Thinning of about 400 acres of beets in the Gem Valley section began last week, according to H W Bar, Utah Idaho Sugar company field man. Local labor will be used exclusively if available. Thinners are contracting for seven dollars per acre. Payette James Dement purchased interest in Payette Independent.
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Grace
Pocatello Tribune
H. W. Bar
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Advertises Velvet Skin
Bold ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder for velvety skin and smooth spread. Claims natural blend with any complexion and long wear, with coloring matter approved by the United States government. Cook Drug Co Ady promotes the product.
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United States
Cook Drug Co
Aberdeen Dairy Day Set With Races Talk and Game
Aberdeen prepares for Dairy Day on June 11 with child races at 10 am and a Dairy Show starting at 1 pm judged by D L Fourt of the University of Idaho. Lunch is by Idaho Power. Sterling plays Aberdeen. Blackfoot delegation attends. stores close in the afternoon. local ministers plan summer union services starting June 14.
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Aberdeen
Pocatello Tribune
Parmer
Idaho Power Company
D. L. Fourt
University of Idaho
Sterling
Blackfoot
R. N. Lewthwaite
Glenns Ferry
Otto Hege
California
Neva Davis
Bertha Werry
Virginia Davis
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs 4-H winners named at Black and White day
Robert Torge sen won first, Benny Anderson third, and Thomas Chester fourth in the 4 H club judging contests during Liberty celebration. Caribou county agents note winners as J M C Anderson. Woolgrowers directors elected include J E Lau and others. About 200000 sheep began shearing in the area.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello Tribune
Robert Torgesen
Benny Anderson
Thomas Chester
Liberty
J. M. C. Anderson
Caribou County
J. E. Lau
R. C. Rich
R. W. Brown
Girls organize 3 scout troops in Blackfoot
Nineteen girls responded to an invitation to meet with Mrs. Joyce 8 Kendall Friday afternoon to advance Girl Scout work. Three patrols were organized the B Z Beavers led by Lovey Lou Dickman the American Eagle Patrol led by Beulah Storkup and the Pine Tree patrol led by Greta Brown. Mrs J S Kendall is captain with Lieutenants Virginia Geyer and Sonna Kinney.
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Pocatello Tribune
Joyce
Kendall
B. Z. Beavers
Lovey Lou Dickman
American Eagle Patrol
Beulah Storkup
Pine Tree Patrol
Greta Brown
J. S. Kendall
Virginia Geyer
Sonna Kinney
Two Arraigned as Result of Accident
Sherman Haack and Wessel Pearson charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Anola Lott from injuries in an January 31 automobile crash. They were arrested Friday, turned to county authorities Saturday, Pearson released on 760 dollars bond and Haack on 1000 dollars bond, arraigned before Justice E Q Houde.
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Sherman Haack
Wessel Pearson
Anola Lott
Pearson
E.Q. Houde
Justice of the Peace
Sunday School Program Highlights Blackfoot L D S Stake
Blackfoot stake Sunday school program at the tabernacle featured E. E. Bingham outlining the scope and growth of the LDS Sunday school. Ward representatives, including Wapello and Moreland, performed in various departments with speakers and musical interludes.
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Sunday Schools IN
Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Blackfoot Stake
Tabernacle
L. D.S
E. E. Bingham
Wapello Ward
Blackfoot Second
Moreland
Rose
Riverside
James Duckworth
A. Packham
George H. Clark
Edward Thurman
C. A. Packham
A. Willardsen
Millionaire Halliburton Held After Liquor Found in Plane
Federal agents seized a luxury monoplane arriving from El Paso at Los Angeles and found ten cases of liquor in the baggage compartment. E. P. Halliburton and his private pilot Frank Glennan were arrested and released on $2,500 bond each.
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Los Angeles
E. P. Halliburton
Oklahoma
Frank Glennan
Halliburton
el Paso
D. L. MacFarlane
E. Connor
Treasury Department District Office
Grace Names July 4 Workers for Celebration
Grace officials appoint 8S. W. Hilton publicity A. W. Adams concessions R. D. Merrill advertising and finance George Ellis fireworks for a July 4 event. A patriotic meeting, foot races, horse pulling, and a fireworks display are planned. Grace baseball faces Thatcher in the afternoon. Pioneer day July 24 plans remain undecided.
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GRACE
Pocatello Tribune
American Legion
Auxiliary
W. Hilton
A. W. Adams
R. D. Merrill
George Ellis
Thatcher
Elizabeth McNabb Wins Title as Young 1931 Graduate
The Tribune announced Elizabeth McNabb the youngest member of the 1931 Pocatello High School graduating class. McNabb, daughter of Mrs. Nora J. McNabb of Tyhee, was sixteen on April 19, matching the year’s age criterion for the distinction. Oscar Steely, son of Mrs. Beatrice Steely, was 16 on January 165.
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Pocatello High School
the Tribune
Oscar Steely
Beatrice Steely
Elizabeth McNabb
Nora J. McNabb
Tyhee
Miss McNabb
Pioneer resident A G Anderson laid to rest in Central
Funeral services for A G Anderson 86 pioneer resident of this section were held at Bancroft L D 8 church with Henry Bjorkman officiating. Deceased born in Sweden emigrated to Utah in 1894 and settled in Central later. Survived by son Gus, daughters Mrs Alber Hansen and Mrs August Sanders, 15 grandchildren and about 20 great grandchildren. His wife died 26 years ago.
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Central
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Puneral Services
A. G. Anderson
Bancroft L. D
Henry Bjorkman
F. ©. Christensen
Netla Anderson
Ferdinand Christensen
Ezra Sorensen
Parley Lloyd
John Rosdahl
Sweden
Utah
Gus Anderson
Alber Hansen
August Sanders
Mr. Anderson
District Court Opens Monday With Criminal and Civil Dockets
Monday marks the start of a regular term of district court in the county building with two criminal cases and twelve civil matters. The calendar lists cases including State v Everett Scoggins for forgery and State v J A Ross for burglary. The jury list includes R L Herrick and many others from towns like Lava Hot Springs Bancroft Oxford and Downey.
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R. M. Terrell
State
Everett Scoggins
J. A. Ross
Henry H. Cross Co
Western Gasoline Co
M. Merman Schleif
Paul Bistline
Et al
Bennion
Brady Et al
John Tendoy
Irene Tendoy
Ted West
William Beston
Continental Standard Mining Co
Karl Paine
Adm
Ve Wirst See Bank
Western Ges Co
Barber Outdoor Adv. Co
Reader letter defends truck lines against railroad rivals
Mrs J F Bryson argues that truck lines boost local business, reduce capital tied up, and provide jobs. She contends rail service lagged, cites 1913 to 1930 employment and revenue shifts, and claims highway funding supports roads via taxes while trucks aid merchants and relieve unemployment.
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Leute
Altho
Pocatello
Aerialist Elsie Jordan Promotes Exercise
Elsie Jordan of the Barnes circus will perform in Poca tello on June 17. She recalls beginning in circus life as a child and urges women to exercise, criticizing the excuse of not being strong enough as the sign of laziness.
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Elsie Jordan
al G. Barnes
Pocatello
Miss Jordan
Kellogg Airport Project Nears Finish in Shoshone County
The Kellogg area airport project valued at ten thousand dollars on a 150 acre site in Shoshone County is reported complete. In Sandpoint, planners move ahead with improvements to North Second Street as part of local road upgrades.
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Kellogg
Shoshone County
Rabbit litter prices and young does for sale
Advertises white Flemish Giant and Chinchilla Doe rabbits at two dollars each with some young stock. Six to seven month old does priced at one dollar. Contact number 28 R 2 for inquiries.
Idaho Troops Begin Active Training At Camp Boise
Idaho National Guard started a week of active training with field artillery engineers and cavalry. Reveille at 5 15 a m. ten minutes to dress before breakfast then 7 a m to 5 30 p m filled with general army training. Artillery study horse care and marches while engineers design trenches build bridges and fortifications and cavalry cover saddling sword work and mounted drills.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
Field Artillery
Engineers
Cavalry
Henry Stampede Dates Set for August Show
Stockholders of the Henry Stampede and Stockmen's Reunion announce the show will run August 6 7 and 8. J E Lau is elected president with Paul Tipton Sr as vice president and S E Matthews as secretary treasurer. Other committees and officials remain as in 1930.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello Tribune
Henry
J. E. Lau
Paul Tipton
S. E. Matthews
Denver Jury Acquits Woman in Husbands Slaying Case
A Denver jury found Mrs. Maudine Axtell not guilty of slaying her husband Harold W. Axtell police captain after deliberating since 9 20 Friday night. The acquittal came in the West Side court on Saturday night.
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Denver
Maudine Axtell
Harold W. Axtell
West Side Court
Hills Bros. Patent Roasting Process Delivers Rich Coffee Flavor
Hills Bros. Coffee touts a patented continuous roasting method that ensures even roasting of each berry. The process controls flow, speed, and heat, producing uniformly delicious flavor and using vacuum packing to remove air and preserve freshness. The ad urges asking for Hills Bros with the Arab trademark.
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Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Denver
Colorado
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Soda Springs Pioneer League
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Gem Valley
Payette
James Dement
Payette Indepent
L. D
Royal Russian Chorus
Agreneva Slaviansky
Mara Slaviansky
Indiana
Semple
Department 90
Baltimore
Pioneer
Panama Canal
J. F. Bryson
Sandpoint
North Second Street
Battle Creek
National Guard
Henry Stampede
Purina
Anderson Lumber CO
East Halliday
E. L. Anderson
Mgr
William Walker Company
South Fifth Ave
Dorothy Cavanaugh
School OF Dancing
Eagles Hall
South Fifth
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