District fair board outlines 1927 plans and budget
Blackfoot June 10 Carl Johnson president and Paul V Nash new district fair board member met with secretary E J Pjeld. The fair budget of 16 997 was approved and dates set for September 13 to 16. The fair will operate on cash basis in excellent financial condition with a bigger show including a night horse show and a large commercial exhibit. Idaho Falls Pocatello Arco Mackay and Blackfoot sponsors planned entertainment and a joint Home of Southeastern Idaho District Fair ad. Publicity chief B G Boone appointed.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Carl Johnson
Esident
Paul V. Nash
Mcammon
Bannockunty
E. J. Pjeld
Arco-Mackay Tion
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Merrill Boyle
Kfoot Chamber of Commerce
Enance
Anc
Chamber of Commerce
B. G. Boone
New Commissioner Brings Wide Education Experience
ibur D. Vincent named Idaho commissioner of education after 17 years in state schooling. He led Blackfoot schools for a decade and since 7 years at Industrial Training School in St Anthony, serving as president and manager. Vincent also supervised efficiency roles in Kansas and editor duties before teaching, with ranch, farm, and store leadership in Idaho.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Ibur D. Vincent
Idaho Aid of Education
Idaho
Vincent
Blackfoot
St Thony
Ools
Washington
Kans
Kansas
St. Anthony
Airmen Invited Enter Flight Contest and Trip News
Boise June 10 AP Cyril C ompson president Idaho Air-8S association notified of appointment to receive applications from Idaho aviators aiming to enter the contest for the 25000 prize offered by William E Easterwood to the first aviator making a successful flight from Dallas Texas to Hong Kong China Boise June 10 AP Governor H Baldridge returning to office after northern trip including Lewiston Grangeville Coeur d Alene Kellogg and Wallace from Mos
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Boise
Cyril Compson
Idaho Air- 8S Association
Thursy
Idaho
William E. Easterwood
Dallas
Tex
Hong
China
H. Baldridge
North Idaho
University of A
Mos
North Idaho Chamber of Erce
Nez Perce
Rrn
Lewiston
Grangeville
Coeurene
Kellogg
Wallace
Twin Falls Library Lease Case in District Court
Judge A Baker reserved decision after hearing demurrers in suit by C Brnestie to void a lease for quarters in the Bixs building for Twin Falls public library. Attorney E V Larson was allowed to present citations supporting overruled demurrers. Judge Baker to be in Twin Falls next Friday.
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Twin
A. Baker
Port Wednesday
C Brnestie
Twin Falls
Bixs
Baker
Anmg
E. V. Larson
Ernestle
Local visitors and residents seen in Blackfoot June
Attorney Joe Martin of Arco visited Blackfoot for business on Thursday. Mrs. R A Spaulding and children from Payette arrived to join Mr Spaulding and will stay the summer at the R M Beery home. Roy Whittle and Henry Duan returned from Rexburg on a business trip. Attorney Joseph H Peterson of Poca Tell o visited for legal matters. Herman C Hoffbrecr of Aberdeen was a business visitor to the county seat.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Joe Martin
Arco
R. A. Spaulding
Payette
Spaulding
R M Beery
Roy Whittle
Henry Duan
Rexburg
Joseph H. Peterson
Pocatello
Herman C. Hoffbrecr
Aberdeen
Congressman A T Smith Congratulates Col Lindbergh
Twin Falls June 10 AP Congresssman Addison T Smith who served with Col Charles A Lindbergh's father sent a telegram today from here to Col Lindbergh in Washington expressing congratulations on his arrival. The telegram praised his aviation achievement and modest personality endearing him to people worldwide.
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Twin Falls
Addison T. Smith
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberg
Washington, D. C
Smith
Secretary Work Added As Party In Twin Falls Water Suit
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work was admitted as an additional party defendant in a district court suit by Twin Falls Canal Co. over 200 to 500 second feet of Snake River water between American Falls and Milner Dam. The case seeks delivery of the water under the Foster decree of 1908 granting rights to Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
Secretary of the Interior
Hubert Work
Twin Falls Canal Company
Snake River
American Falls
Milner Dam
George N. Carter
Idaho
Twin Falls Company
Farmer slain by three year old bull near Boise
John Hanford Harris a Boise valley farmer was crushed and trampled to death today by a three year old bull on his farm eight miles west of Boise. The animal though dehorned trapped him against the barn and battered his chest and skull. Harris leaves a widow and four sons. He had lived in Boise valley since 1882.
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Boise
John Hanford Harris
Harris
Boise Vailey
Gooding Men Win Deaf and Blind School Contract
Boise says H. L. Barker and R. E. Evans of Gooding were awarded the project for improvements at the Deaf and Blind school in Gooding. They submitted the low bid of 14975 dollars, with M. Stevens as superintendent of construction for the department of public works.
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Boise
H. L. Barker
R. E. Evans
Gooding
M. Stevens
Department of Public Works
Idaho Grid Prospects Look Bright for 1927 Team
University of Idaho coaches anticipate a strong grid season with many returning players and a wealth of promising backs and linemen. Key veterans May return include Glenn Jacoby Sammy Perrins Darwin Burgher Hugh Hughes Arthur Cheyne and captain Owings successors like Bill Kershisnick and several 11 lettermen from last year plus notable ends guards and tackles from multiple towns. Freshmen show good material across state high schools.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Charlie Erb
Lady Owings
Bud Bliss
James Gartin
Erb
Moleskins
Glenn
Red” Jacoby
Bonners Ferry
Sammy Perrins
Albion
Darwin Burgher
Rupert
Hugh Hughes
Jerome
Arthur Cheyne
Mullan
William
Big Bill" Kershisnick
Burley
Owings
Kershisnick
Ernie” Nevers
Charles Diehl
Carl Hutchison
Chewetah
Wash
Rex Wendle
Frosh
Moose Benefit Dance at W O W Hall Tonight
Public invited to a Moose Benefit dance at the W O W hall tonight with a 50 cent admission. Proceeds aid a charitable fund.
Triple Plays Mark Twin Falls Ogden Game
In Twin Falls on Thursday two rare baseball triple plays occurred in the clash between Ogden and Twin Falls. Twin Falls turned a second inning triple play with the sequence from the batter to Krasovich to Horton to Gardiner to Lial. Ogden's triple came in the fifth after Rosenberg and Lial reached base, with Sunsers catching and Lampe turning the double play to Murphy. Ogden won 14 to 4.
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Twin Falls
Ogden
Flynn
Krasovich
Horton
Gardiner
Lial
Rosenberg
Sunsers
Dean
Lampe
Murphy
Trial of Burrell Set for June 24
Boise AP reports the trial of David Burrell Idaho commissioner of public welfare for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor from December 4, 1926 is fixed for June 24. The date was moved from June 14 due to the absence of Ada county prosecutor Carl Burke. Burrell has pleaded not guilty before Justice R W Adams on June 3.
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Boise
David Burrell
Idaho
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Weather Proof Beauty
Cook Drug Co advertises MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder that protects skin in all weather. It claims not to dry or clog pores and resists perspiration, staying on longer and feeling pure and fine.
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Cook
Pacific Fruit Express Shipments Fall in Idaho May
Boise June 10 AP Pacific Fruit Express shipments of perishables from Oregon Short Line points in southern Idaho during May totaled 356 cars. Potatoes led with 194 cars, followed by eggs 34, butter 55, cheese 33, canned goods 20, and apples 11. For four months through May 1 shipments reached 8,599 cars, down 3,420 from 1926.
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Boise
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Oregon
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Fruit Company
Idaho seeks permits for non-graduate veterinarians
Boise report from June 10 states the Idaho bureau of animal industry may issue permits to non-graduate veterinarians to use hog cholera virus and tuberculin. Attorney General Frank L. Stephan advised Dr. A. J. Dickman, director, that the 1921 law allows non-graduate vets to practice and prescribe for sick domestic animals and to be compensated.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Animal Industry
Frank L. Stephan
A. J. Dickman
Special dance at High way Inn Inkom tonight j10
A special dance is announced at the High way Inn in Inkom for tonight. The notice also asks readers if they received a free perfume bottle from Mac Kenzie’s.
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Highway Inn
Inkom
MacKenzie’s
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