Blackfoot Dairy Day Highlights At Oy Park
Blackfoot C C hosts Dairy Day with judges from Farmers contest Ed Turpin C L Myers and George S Bowers score high. Lena Bell and others win perfect scores in aged cow and judging events. Algh schen band performs. Idaho Power provides lunch. Future Farmers run fitting and stewing contests.
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Blackpoot
Pocatello Tribune
Clamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Oy Park
W Gurney
Ed Turpin
C. L. Myers Ted
George S. Bowers
Wil Lena Bell
Aloys Peters
Paul Jensen
Norman Wright
B&b
Rubio's Testimony On Double Killing Connects Pistols
Rubio recounts the double killing of two companions at a church in Pith Struve. A witness Testified hearing two shots fired, and described seeing two automatic pistols with ammunition. The guns reportedly belonged to Comet, who allegedly was transporting them for protection and tried to sell them after crossing into Mexico.
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Heer
Comet
Ress Talks to 500 Scouts In Meeting
A Spokane regional executive John Piper and other leaders addressed about 500 scouts. The event featured camp fire songs, athletic demonstrations, parades, and remarks from local officials including Myron Porres and F E Mac Cercle.
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Ress
John Piper
Spokane
J. W. Foreman
Chamber of Commerce
Odc Watkins
Scoul
C. D. Arcphael
Idaho
Eueel
Orfive
Myron Porres
Lions Club
F E. MacCercle
Rotary Club
A 4Ross
E. E. Mestis
Port Hall Indian Service
Scout Camp Tenday Attendance Keeps Spirits High Despite Storm
Scouts endured strong wind and rain at Camp Tenday then kept order for inspection. Rev Joyce Kendall led morning prayers and D C Watkins directed color ceremony and pledge as Malad Ban Croft Portneuf Rockland American Falls Aberdeen Blackfoot and Pocatello reps attended.
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Tenday
Joyce Kendall
Blackfoot
D. C. Watkins
Garcia
Malad
Bancroft
Portneuf
Rockland American Falls
Aberdeen
Pocatello
Watkins
Pocatello Hut-Tau
Camden man confesses murder in double slaying
Prosecutor Baldwin says William Russell 40 of Camden admitted shooting Mrs Fila Wood 60 and wounding Mrs Ruth L. Day in the Wood home during a quarrel over Day returning to her husband Millard McClure Day. Russell was arrested and identified by Day as the assailant.
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Camden
N. J
Clifford A Baldwin
William Russell
Youth dies of bullet wound in Salt Lake City incident
Arthur Jones aged 23 died in a Salt Lake City hospital from accidental gunshot wounds suffered on a canal bank. Earlier Fred Brown and James Harrison were fined for discharging firearms within the city limits after admitting to firing multiple shots in the area.
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Salt Lake City
Arthur Jones
Jones
Wes S
Fred Brown
James Harrison
Man Surrenders to Blackfoot Police
Dude Vansickle, who deserted from the army in Vancouver Washington on March 30 1930, surrendered to Chief of Police T I Daly Tuesday in Blackfoot Idaho. Daly accompanied Vansickle on the midnight train to Fort Douglas. Vansickle had seven months left to serve on his enlistment when he deserted.
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Blackfoot
The
Pocatello Tribune
Dude Vansickle
Army
Vancouver
Washington
Daly
Vansickle
Fort Douglas
Analysis of happiness in 1060 cultured American women
At the American Medical Association meeting Dr Robert L. Dickinson reports that about half of 770 so called typical wives are unhappy in marriage. He attributes unhappiness to childhood sex shocks and the impact of extensive education and religious training on sexual taboos.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Robert L. Dickinson
New York City
Dickinson
Gold Rush Rumors Reach British Columbia Cariboo
Vancouver reporters detail two gold discoveries in separate BC districts. A second group heads toward the Nation river northeast of Prince George chasing placer reports. Four Cariboo Gold Quartz directors report a rich ore strike near Barkerville and warn of a potential rush rivaling the 1860s.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Nation River
Parsnip River
Prince George
Lowhee
Cow Mountain
Barkerville
Ashcroft
Cariboo
Boarding School Faculty On Leave at Fort Hall
The Indian boarding school at Fort Hall closes for summer with about 40 children in care, all girls and boys from the Rocky Boy reservation in northern Montana. Faculty vacationers include Mr. and Mrs. TM Shaffer at Spearfish South Dakota for summer school, R B Anderson in charge until Jesse Picotte returns from a Boy Scout institute at Flandreau South Dakota to serve as principal. Hazel V Straight heads to West Virginia, Mary J Tehes returns from Portland, and Gladys E Pope along with Mr and Mrs R E Kuttler are also on vacation.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Rocky Boy Reservation
Montana
Shaffer
Spearfish
R. B. Anderson
Jesse Picotte
Flandreau
Hazel V Straight
West Virginia
Mary J. Tehes
Portland
Gladys E. Pope
R. E. Kuttler
Ads Assisting Sale Of Crops In Cooperative Movement
A Kansas gathering at the American Institute of Cooperation features lessons from the California Fruit Growers' Exchange on boosting citrus consumption and orderly distribution. Paul S. Armstrong notes a two cent per box boost to orange advertising during a bumper crop to meet emergencies and stimulate demand.
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Manhattan
Kas
Agricultural Cooperative Movement
American Institute of Cooperation
Paul S. Armstrong
Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Armstrong
Law of supply and demand altered by supply and demand tinkering
Strong stated in a prepared address that the so called immutable law of supply and demand can be materially altered by adjusting supply and demand, either separately or together.
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Strong
Weather Man Signals Temp Rise With Clouds And Showers
The meteorologist forecasts fair and warmer weather for Pocatello with Tuesday bringing showers in the mountains and a refreshing city rain. The high Tuesday reached 82 as a contrast to the 1918 record of 97. Sunrise Thursday is at 4 50 and sunset at 8 09.
No Summer Chamber Meetings Announced by Foreman
President J. W. Foreman told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that no forum meetings will be held in July and August due to vacations. Ed Bala, charged with violating the national prohibition act, is held to federal court on $2000 bonds after arrest by Deputy U S Marshal H C Buchenau and Sheriff J D Jensen.
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J. W. Foreman
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Ed Bala
H. C. Buchenau
U. S
J. D. Jensen
Bankers elect new Idaho Bankers Association leaders
R B Mitchell of Parma was elected president at the Idaho Bankers Association annual convention. George J McGonigal American Falls becomes vice president, D H Williams Weiser tolls treasurer, and W W Porter Boise serves as secretary. Next convention set for Hayden Lake Coeur d Alene area. Great Britain in 199% imported 120000000 dollars worth of eggs and poultry.
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Boise
R. B. Mitchell
Parma
Idaho Bankers Association
H. Melgard
Moscow
George J. McGonigal
American Falls
D. H. Williams
Weiser
W. W. Porter
Hayden Lake
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Young G O P Meet Represented By Two Locals
Word reaching here states Idaho will be represented at the Republican national committee conference of young Republicans in Washington D C Thursday and Friday by Albert H Conner income tax attorney and John Dunning former Boise resident now practicing law in the capital. It is understood neither the national committee man nor the Republican state committee has funds to send two residents. Indiana plans to place 12 to 15 steel fire towers to guard about 35000 acres of dense timberland.
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Idaho
Republican National Committee
Washington, D. C
Albert H. Conner
Department of Justice
Washington
John Dunning
Boise
National Committee
Republican State Committee
Indiana
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Eskimo Land
NBC
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KSL
Address Carnation Company
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I.o.b
ReDisCo
R. H. Wells
A. R. McPherson
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