Guards Patrol Oregon Dikes As Rivers Rise
Guards patrolled Oregon dikes along the Columbia River as flood waters rose over a foot above last year. The Willamette swelled after a rainstorm, flooding valleys near Vancouver and isolating farmers. The Ridgefield mill dock was swept, causing 65 workers to lose their jobs.
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Portland
Oregon
Columbia River
Vancouver
Wash
Braitie
Ridgefield
Willlamette
Time to check brakes and tires for safe stops
Pocatello auto dealer Jesse M. Chase urges motorists to inspect tires as rigorously as brakes. He notes four contact points with the road provide stopping friction and warns worn tires undermine even good brakes.
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Jesse M. Chase
Pocatello Auto Company
Goodyear
Boundaries and Oddities in 1814 Norway Denmark Split
The article notes the Faeroe islands were excluded from 1814 negotiations leaving Danish rule in place while locals call themselves men of the Faeroes. It mentions island cannons pointing seaward against pirates and contrasts with a tobacco plant as a noteworthy American crop. It also explains a chemistry fact about platinum and hydrogen lighting illuminating gas without heat. Tomorrow: The 70-year-old daredevil.
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Norway
Denmark
Faeroe Islands
Canton Cafe Menu Ad Cuts Prices on Lunch and Dinner
Prices reduced for merchants lunch and dinner service from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Canton Cafe promotes chop suey and noodles as specialties with short orders available at all hours. Located at 25c.
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Canton Cafe
Idaho lakes named best for fishing by state warden
Idaho state game warden Amos H. Eckert cites Williams Lake near Salmon City as an outstanding fishery with 14 to 22 inch trout. He notes the hatchery shows 2,000,000 trout eggs and adjacent streams closed while the lake remains open. Central Idaho’s Fish Creek reservoir also praised though parts are closed. North Idaho reports align on high, murky streams offering limited fishing. Silver Creek in Blaine County yields uneven results for anglers.
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Boise
Idaho
Amos H. Eckert
Williams Lake
Salmon City
Fish Creek
Silver Creek
Blain County
Pioneer Lost River Resident Dies in Sacramento Cremation
Blackfoot travelers Dr. Charles F. Baker and Scott Vaught of Mackay accompanied the body of J. H. Baxter to Sacramento California for cremation, following the deceased's expressed wish. The transfer occurred Thursday with Baxter a Lost River resident, and the family awaits services.
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Blackfoot
Charles F. Baker
Scott Vaught
Mackay
J. H. Baxter
Sacramento
California
Pioneer Baxter Dies in Lost River Country at 85
Mr. Baxter, a pioneer who moved to the Lost river country in 1884 and died June 7 at age 85, was the last known representative of an old Virginia family. He left no known relatives.
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Ceased
Mr. Baxter
Lost River Country
Virginia
Sachrison Rites Set Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Sachrison age 73 who died at a local hospital Tuesday after a short illness will be 2 pm Saturday at the Second Ward L D S church. Bishop Leo Edgley will officiate. The body may be viewed at the Neilson home 205 North Ninth until services. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Born in Sweden January 22 1860 she came to America as a young girl.
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Marie Sachrison
L. D
Leo Edgley
N. P. Neilson
North Ninth
Mountainview
Sachiison
Sweden
America
Final Rites Held This Afternoon for Mrs Williams
Funeral services for Mrs Edythe Williams 40 of Columbus Ohio were held at 2 p m at Downard chapel with Rev C H King officiating. The body will be shipped to Rahway New Jersey for interment. Mrs Williams was here with her husband to attend her mother Mrs Hannah A Poppie’s funeral when she became ill and died at a local hospital Wednesday from pneumonia.
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Edythe Williams
Columbus
Ohio
Downard Chapel
C. H. King
Rahway
N. J
Lead price rises in New York to 4.20 cents
The lead market in New York saw a 1-10 cent per pound advance to 4.20 cents per pound. The move was reported by the American Smelting and Refining Company.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Co
Couple Married at American Falls
June 9 ceremony tied Miss Katherine Kreiter, a high school graduate, to her partner in a small American Falls wedding. The event was intimate with family and close friends in attendance.
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American Falls
Katherine Kreiter
Mar
Couple United in Methodist Ceremony Near Neely
James O. Payne and his partner were married on Tuesday in a Methodist church led by Reverend Fryer. The couple will establish their home in Neeley.
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Ried
James O. Payne
Neely
Fryer
Methodist Church
Neeley
Dean Dyer to Speak at Elks Flag Day Service
Dean John R. Dyer of the University of Idaho Southern Branch will deliver the Flag Day address at the Elks Temple on Sunday June 11 at 3:00 PM. Music by R A Rebbine and tribute by Leon J. Chapman accompany a display of flags by local Boy Scouts. services are open to the public.
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Elks
Elks Temple
R. A. Rebbine
Leon J. Chapman
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John Hix
Reg. U. & Pat. of
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Faeroes
Daredevil
Johnny Dollard
Norwegian Sea
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Chicago
Pacific
Hills Bros. Coffee
Mrs. Bell Bakes
Vier Erin Ny
General Foods
Daho’s
Williams’ Lake
Lost River
Zlweigart Packing CO
West Center
Grocery Department
Heinz
Libby
Puritan
KRAFT
Kellogg's
Dean Dyer
John R. Dyer
The
University of Idaho, Southern
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
Kellogg’s Cereals
Aki
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