Dairymen to Hold Sessions Across Idaho State
Four district meetings will organize an Idaho Butter and Cheese Makers Association. About 300 invitations went to creamery managers cheese makers and dairy workers. Districts in Idaho Falls Pocatello Twin Falls Nampa will meet June 22 24 and 26 with university support and open discussions on dairy laws manufacturing problems whey and product improvement. A north end meeting will be scheduled later.
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Idaho Butter & Cheese Makers’ Association
State Bureau of Dairying
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University Dairy Department
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Jefferson
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Jerome
Minidoka
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Caasia
Twin Falls County
Owyhee
Elmore
Ada
Canyon, Valley
Gem
Payette
Washington
Adams
Chamber of Commerce
Nampa
Jimmy Stewart Takes Over Nampa Baseball Club
James Stewart becomes manager of the Nampa team replacing Murphy moved to left field. Stewart, a catcher from Pocatello, expects to find the best lineup through trial and will keep it once settled. Local merchants pledge season support as Expressman play in Boise with a growing roster and tryouts planned for new pitcher and fielder.
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Nampa
James Stewart
Stewart
Pocatello
Murphy
Retail Merchants’ Association
Boise
Expressman
Bruce
Srd
Simmons
King
Gray
Ist
Giaehino
Burdy
Johnson
Bacon
Marriage License Issued in Blackfoot Run
A marriage license was issued by County Clerk H. Andrew Benson on Wednesday in Blackfoot to Hyrum Crofts of Firth and Lyma K. Christensen of Basalt.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
H. Andrew Benson
Hyrum Crofts
Firth
Lyma K. Christensen
Basalt
Sparrow announce birth of son at Ander’s maternity home
Downey June 10 Mr and Mrs W G Sparrow announce the birth of a son on June 4 at A C Anders son’s maternity home. The item notes visiting relatives and community events including a DHS alumni banquet at the high school gym with officer elections.
Bancroft social notes and travels in June
Bancroft June 10. Residents and travelers visit friends, attend temple drive in Logan, and plan stays in Soda Springs. Ethylene Potter and others returned from Poro Utah. Dr. G G Fitz departs for Boise. Olive Kettenring arrives from Cameron Missouri for extended visit. Elsie Whitworth and Gretta Wright visit Bancroft friends. many families trip to Logan and Soda Springs.
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Bancroft
Ethylene Potter
Poro
Utah
Fleanor
Poccatello
G. G Fitz
Boise
Olive Kettenring
Cameron
Missouri
Arthur Clark
Elsie Whitworth
Logan
Kelly
Gretta Wright
Pocatello
Delilah
Genevieve Budrow
Eleanor Beamer
Temple Drive
J. E. Eliason
Barbara Corbett
Myrtle Call
Hyrum Call
Earl Sessions
Arley Jensen
Dave Banks
Fred Barfuss
Farl Scott
Poeatelly
Soda Springs
Fred Frederickson
Gretta
Amos Rigby
C. B. Eaton
Hazleton, Mont
al Eaton
Vivian Mosher
Car Stolen From City Hall Found Abandoned
Blackfoot June 10 The coupe stolen from in front of the city hall about 9 oclock Saturday night belonging to Ralph Snow of Utah was located by sheriff's deputies about twenty miles out on the desert Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle had been borrowed for a joy ride and was abandoned at a crossroads far from town. How the occupants returned remains a mystery.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ralph Snow
Utah
Sheriff's Deputies
Rotary Hears Fine Address At Blackfoot Dinner
Blackfoot Rotary heard Rev. William Ehman of Rexburg discuss an Impossible Fellowship and the prospects of international fellowship at the Denver convention. Mayor E. Pecks presided, telegrams were read, and nominations for vice president were tabled for a future meeting.
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Rotary
International Notary
Denver
Peterson
Rotarias Tr. Dolman
Wheeling
Mr. Teterson
W. W. Beck
Kk. T. Pecks
H. R. Wallis
Ty. J. Boyle
Bob Peterson
M. M. Foster
Notariaus
First carload of Twin Falls sour cherries shipped
The first car load of sour cherries from Twin Falls has been canned, per Craig Canning Company of Ogden. W. Varney, general manager, reports the shipment to a cannery and notes three or four such carloads are planned.
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Twin Falls
Chamber of Commerce
William Varney
Craig Canning Company
Ogden
Local Notes From Lava Hot Springs June Visit and Travelers
Lava Hot Springs town notes record visits by R H Chapins from Pocatello and Mr and Mrs James Roddy on motor trips to Annacorda Montana. Several residents travel to Blackfoot and Soda Springs for business and medical care while others return from Salt Lake City and hospital stays.
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R. H. Chapins
Pocatello
James Roddy
Annacorda
Mont
James
A. W. Miller
B.C. Madill
Blackfoot
Clara Kraft
Salt Lake City
Francis Potter
Ray
Kemmerer
Wyo
Misa Artie Strugell
Burley
Willis Sekeos
Joseph Barton
Baker City
Ore
Russell Merrick
Katherine
Lava
Lee Merrick
Kenry Oleaon
Soda Springs
Afton Fife
Tech
Hies
Wm. Fife
Victor Staudaher
Omon
Idaho
Roddy
Boise
Mom
Messenger
Megeath
Noy Hendlee
Artell Avery
Marie Hallian
Mahle Kasiska
Salt Lake
Eva
Lava Bank
A. Rich
Twin Falls to Ogden Cannery Shipment Details
J C Moore reports the first cherry shipment moved from Twin Falls to Ogden, arriving in good condition after leaving last Friday. A second earlot is to depart next Saturday. Ogden cannery plans two to three carloads this season and a $50,000 Twin Falls plant will be built to process fruits and vegetables next season.
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Twin Falls
Ogden Cannery
Ogden
J.C. Moore
Varney
Ogden Concern
Local Social Notes Include Visitors From Wyoming and Colorado
Mrs. Angus McLane and family travel from Cokeville to Soda Springs on a homeward trip. Mrs. Obert and son Dominick stay in town for a few days from Diamondville. Mildred and Stella Trible travel to Denver for college and summer term. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mason and children visit Morris and Mrs. Gell at their home in Megeath. W F Kasieka of Pocatello visits for several days.
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Angus McLane
Cokeville
Wyo
Soda Springs
Obert
Dominick
Diamondville
Mildred
Stella Trible
Denver
Stela
Business College
Sam Mason
Megeath
Auto Pileup Near Blackfoot Causes Damages No Injuries
A three-car wreck four miles south of Blackfoot at 11 p m Tuesday damaged a Ford truck driven by J B Corneliason, a Chevrolet belonging to O W White, and a Ford touring car driven south by Macham. No passengers were hurt. The truck lost a fender and the truck’s headlight and radiator damage to the Chevrolet. Dr R O Young, optometrist, to leave June 25 for six weeks of post graduate study.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. B. Corneliason
O. W. White
Macham
Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle Open Late
Fried spring chicken dinners offered at the Green Triangle with reservations one hour ahead by phone 676 R 12. Open until midnight daily.
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Green Triangle
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