Returns to Old Home to Cheer Feeble Mother
Blackfoot June 10 Leo Henesh owner of the Henesh harness shop on North Broadway left recently on a long journey to Moravia the land of his birth. He was born in 1877 in Jaromertz Moravia and came to America in 1904. His return to Moravia is to comfort his ailing mother now in her 97th year and living in Moravia. He is the youngest of a large family with another brother in America.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Leo Henesh
Henesh
North Broadway
Moravia
Mr. Henesh
Jaromertz
America
Fort Hall Sands
Land Office
Idaho
Blackfoot Cheese Factory Aims to Reach 1600 Pounds Daily
The Blackfoot cheese factory is producing about 1200 pounds of cheese daily and shipping it to Pocatello by truck. Rising prices allow a small raise to farmers, with plans to hit a 1600 pound daily capacity.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Architects Plan Bills Building in Blackfoot
Blackfoot architects meet to finalize plans for the Bills building. Inquiries fill the ground floor store space, but no deal has been closed yet.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Salt Lake
Bills
Thackrell Held for the District Court
Preliminary hearing in Blackfoot sets E. P. Thackrell for district court under $2000 bond. The state accused Thackrell, and the district court bound him over after today’s proceedings.
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Thackrell
District
Blackfoot
E. P. Thackrell
Lad Beats Dad With a Husky Two-Pounder
Blackfoot reports ten year old Edward Wagner of South Stout street won a fishing contest at Henrys Lake. He caught a two pound speckled trout using an automatic reel and fly bait, the largest on the trip among ten in the party and the champion fisherman.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Dward Wagner
Jt A. Wagner
South Stout Street
Dad
Wagner
Henry’s Lake
Eddie
Edward
Rabid Dog Bites McCammon Child In June Incident
In McCammon on the Wednesday after Farvis Ray, an eight year old boy, was badly bitten on arms and legs by a vicious dog that was later killed. The head was sent to the state bacteriologist. telegrams confirmed rabies. Pasteur antitoxin is being sought and areas near the incident are treated.
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Tribune
McCammon
Farvis Ray
Joe Ray
Board of Health of
Boia
Pasteur
Local News Highlights From Bancroft Community
Miss Fae Lords departs for Idaho Falls with her brothers for a week. Various locals visit relatives at Preston, Montpelier, and Chesterfield. Marriage announced for W. S. Higginson and Ella Oakey at Salt Lake temple. Pauline Nielsen dies after appendicitis treatment. services held in Bancroft. Mildred Potter accepts Bancroft Pharmacy position. several others travel or seek medical care locally.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Fae Lords
Idaho Falls
William
Stanley Lords
Chas. F. McDonald
Ashton
Ruby McCann
Saturda
Alien
Lago
J. H. Loveland
Lillian
Pocatello
Minnie Stewart
Nawpa
Mra
C. E. Taylor
Pauline
N. P. Nielsen
Soda Springs
L. D
Geo. Boggs
Blackfoot
Geo, Welch
Naomi Wharton
Soda Springs Hospital
Mildred Potter
Idaho Tech
Bancroft Pharmacy
Arthur Ruger
Little Blackfoot Boy Becomes Proud Owner of Mare and Colt
In Blackfoot on June 10 young James Ingham son of Rev J C Ingham gains ownership of a mare and her colt after trading a rope with Mike Barclay's son for a horse. The boy guards and cares for his stock with pride and speaks of them daily.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Rockefeller
Ford
Midas
James Ingham
J. C. Ingham
James
Mike Barclay
Mike, Jr
Barclay
Woodman Ball Hinted At McCammon Opera House
X Servel visits McCammon among his flocks east of town. Woodmen plan a ball at the opera house Friday June 18 with Russo's California orchestra. Visitors include Mr and Mrs T R Jenkins of Pocatello and Miss Betty Olsen en route to the Idaho Technical Institute summer session.
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Tribune
McCammon
X. Servel
Pocatello
Opera House
Russo
California
Woodruff
Idaho
Nellie Moore
Detroit Quarantine Sealed Off As Smallpox Patrols Enforce Vaccination
A 15 block area on the east side is under a cordon of 150 patrolmen and 560 medical staff to prevent further outbreak. Residents, largely foreigners, may not leave until vaccinated. street cars are halted.
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Detroit
Wrinkles Vanish Fast with Tarkroot Mixture Remedy
A simple tarkroot and lemon juice paste promised to erase wrinkles in under 15 minutes. The home treatment allegedly smooths crow’s feet and creases, improves facial contour, and leaves skin looking younger, with claims of safety and low cost.
McCammon Gardens Injured by Latest Frost
McCammon district reports damage to garden crops and alfalfa from a Monday morning frost. Dry farm crops suffering moisture shortage. Saturday rain offered limited relief. About 400 acres of sugar beets between Inkom and Bancroft abandoned due to persistent dry seed beds.
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Tribune
McCammon
Inkom
Downy
Bancroft
Notable Weddings and Local Notices From Malad
Mrs O A Daniels of Payson and Mrs Elmer Cloward of Lehi plus Horace Fereday and family visited Mr and Mrs R V Daniels. Adaline Robers and Melvin Thomas wed in Brigham City last Thursday. A troussea tea followed in Brigham City with about 150 attendees. Mr and Mrs Thomas plan a trip to Pocatello for summer school. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herchel Wright. Three infant deaths were reported: Neal Bennett, Lewis Reese, and Richard Thomas. Mrs A W Swinyard Sr of Garland is visiting Herschel Wright. Vert Young and kids hosted by Roy Beckstead at Elk Horn.
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Tribune
Malad
O. A. Daniels
Payson
Utah
Elmer Cloward
Lehi
Horace Fereday
R. V. Daniels
Brigham City
Adaline Robers
John T. Roberts
Melvin Thomas
Lewis Reese
Richard Thomas
A. W. Swinyard, Sr
Garland
Herschel Wright
Vert Young
Roy Beckstead
Elkhorn
Easter Celebrations Split by Calendar in Balkans
In Greece and the Balkans the western and old Orthodox calendars clashed over Easter observances. After Greece adopted the western calendar by law, many parishes celebrated Good Friday with the modern world, while conservative church leaders kept the old style and observed Easter a week later. The split occurred across Balkan states as secular use aligned with the west while church calendars remained traditional.
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Athens
Balkans
Greece
Uly
Balkan States
Settlement of Graham Island by Hebrides colonists planned
Vancouver reports the Canadian government plans to settle Graham Island in the Queen Charlotte group near British Columbia with colonists from the Hebrides. The 8000 square mile island resembles Ireland in flat areas and Scotland in lakes and sea inlets, with fertile soil under heavy timber and a history of airplane spruce production.
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Vancouver
B. C
Graham Island
Queen Charlotte
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
Hebrides
Scotland
Ireland
Japan
Graham
Vanderlip’s Citizens Bureau Fades After Reform Dreams
Frank A. Vanderlip former National City Bank president ends his Citizens Federal Research Bureau in New York amid waning support and shifting schemes. The effort, sparked by talks at Rotary, drew many reformers with varied plans but little durable backing. The bureau now operates weakly with a skeleton staff as Vanderlip weighs future steps and a potential book on Washington reform.
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Pocatello Tribune
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Citizens Federal Research Bureau
Senate
R. Vanderlip
Washington
Tuere
Vanderlip Bureau
Mr. Vanderlip
New York
Vanderlip
Wall Street
Bulls
Bears
Rotary
Bureau
Daugherty
Wheeler Senate Committee
Wheeler
Noted author Macfarlane ends life amid health torment
San Francisco reports noted author and playwright Pete Clark Macfarlane, killed himself with a pistol in a loom alley near the city morgue after detailing mental collapse and kidney illness in letters to friends. Witness Samuel Alden described the act, and Macfarlane left a scribbled note to Edmond Coblentz.
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Pete Clark Macfarlane
San Francisco Morgue
Rufus L. Rigdon
Byron McDonald
Flo Ence
Robert Louis Stevenson
Thrace
Samuel Alden
Alden
Macfarlane
Edmond Coblentz
San Francisco Examiner
M Macfarlane
Doctor and Boswell debate study hours in early era
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Dr. Vandyke and Boswell discussing Dr. Johnson’s view that students should study five hours daily. It mentions golf and radio not yet introduced in that period.
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Vandyke
Boswell
Johnson
Jon Golf
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief for Children
An advertisement argues that constipation dulls bright children and promises permanent relief from Kellogg's Bran when eaten regularly. It claims doctors recommend it, it cleanses the intestine, and urges two tablespoonfuls daily for children with versatile serving ideas and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Kelloge
Kellogg’s
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