Downey Church Begins Building in Z-Plan
Downey seizes into construction of a new church recreation building with excavation starting for the basement. John Moser of Logan won the contract for building without plumbing at 24286.09 dollars, under the architect’s and committee’s estimate. The site on East Center Street will measure 86 by 73 feet and include a chapel recreation hall baptismal font kitchen banquet hall offices and classrooms.
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Downey
Pocatello Tribune
John Moser
Logan
Young
East Center Street
Dr Robertson to Visit Pocatello
Dr Robertson famed for popularizing modern science in China will visit Pocatello this week. He is currently in New York, and RR Wolf YMCA Secretary confirms the trip. The doctor authored a Shanghai dispatch in Foreign Mail recounting an 1800 mile journey using steamer, sedan chair, coolies, and jinricksha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HK Roveriaon
China
Gooding Butcher Shoots Himself in Personal Crisis
Charles Hulbert 50 owner of a Gooding meat market died in hospital after being found mortally wounded in his car two miles west of town. A coroner's jury ruled the gunshot self-inflicted in a personal crisis. Hulbert survived by a widow Helen and several children. He had been a prominent citizen and opened a new market in Gooding about two weeks earlier.
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Gooding
Charles Hulbert
Here
Hulbert
Helen Hulbert
Student dies on eve of graduation at University of Idaho
Wayne Blair, editor of the Gem of the Mountains, died hours before graduation from a spinal ailment. He had been ill several months at a Spokane hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Frank Blair of Spokane and a brother.
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Moscow
Wayne Blair
University of Idaho
Spokane
Frank Blair
Red Cross Seeks Summer Swim Course Permission
At the Ban nock Caribou Red Cross chapter meeting the board discussed a summer swimming and life saving course. No decision will be announced until San Francisco headquarters confirms the request, says secretary Mrs Letia Ely.
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Bannock-Caribou
Red Cross Board
San Francisco
Letia Ely
Dive Into Canal Paralyzes Limbs
Jesse Shaw, 19, on the Joe Smith ranch in Black Poot, dived into a canal to cool off after thinning beets. He struck bottom with his head and was paralyzed in both arms and legs. Clifford Anderson assisted him as he struggled in the water and he remained in severe distress Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Jesse Shaw
Alfred Shaw
Joe Smith
Shaw
Clifford Anderson
Eagles to test pension policy in Ada county case
A commission of lawyer members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be appointed to launch a court test of the old age pension law. Officials say the case will determine if counties must fund pensions or if it is discretionary. The test, funded by the order, follows many counties’ refusal to pay due to budget limits.
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Boise
Order of Eagles
Guy Tyler
Ada
Pocatello Tribune
THE
Tribune
Pocatello
Factors Agree On Bingham Highways
A meeting in Blackfoot with county commissioners T. J Bennett Henry Berg and Joseph H. Stammer of Boise plus Alvin Harbour P. B. Wilson and local officials resulted in plans to complete 202 miles of road through Moreland designated as Federal Aid D-84. They also agreed to extend the Roosevelt highway to Pingree and gravel 3 12 miles south of Aberdeen.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
T. J Bennett
Henry Berg
Joseph H. Stammer
Boise
Alvin Harbour
P. B. Wilson
Moreland
Pingree
Aberdeen
Bond Divided Among Creditors In Produce Case
Twin Falls June 10 AP A $2 500 bond posted by United Fidelity and Guaranty for C L DeLong a produce dealer tied to a bankruptcy was divided among three creditors on a pro rata basis District Judge W A Babcock held bondsmen under Idaho Produce Dealers license law are liable up to the bond amount and claims exceeding it must be shared Pond received 1147 04 EO Muir and Company and Clarence Winegar 716 Gallentine 636 96
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Twin Falls
United Fidelity and Guaranty Company
C. L DeLong
W. A. Babcock
W. C. Pond
Idaho Produce Dealers
Pond
EO. Muir and Company
Clarence Winegar
C.D. Gallentine
Idaho In Hog Deficit Area Report Says Surplus Not Felt
Moscow June 10 A compilation by T L Gaston assistant agricultural economist shows western states including Idaho form a deficit area for hogs meaning they consume more pork than they produce. He notes a spring rise in sow farrowings by about 31 percent over last spring but expects net gain closer to 25 percent due to losses and other factors.
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Moscow
T. L. Gaston
Idaho
Ogden Couple Granted Marriage License in Ogden
Lowell T. Page and Florence Cook, both of Ogden, obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Philip B. Dance on Tuesday in Blackfoot. The couple are listed as residents of Ogden.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Lowell T. Page
Florence Cook
Ogden
Philip B. Dance
Black & Baum Firm Moves to Carlson Building Fourth Floor
R. Baum announces relocation of his offices to the Carlson Building on the fourth floor and his new law partnership with Roy L Black under the name Black & Baum.
Change in law firm partnership in Pocatello
Announcement states Judge Do R Baum is no longer with Peterson Baum and Clark. J H Peterson and D Worth Clark join as Peterson and Clark with offices still in the Carbon Building.
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Do. R Baum
Heretofore
Pocatello
Peterson, Baum and Clark
J. H Peterson
D Worth Clark
Peterson and Clark
Carbon
Eastern Stars Hold Idaho Convention Picnic At Bear Lake
In Montpelier Idaho on June 10 delegates to the 29th annual Idaho Order of Eastern Star convention gather after day two. Betsy Ross chapter Montpelier Golden Rod Soda Springs Acecia Malad organize a Fishhaven Bear Lake picnic for about 800 delegates with reports from the grand matron Mrs Buia Malone Twin Falls and committee recommendations presented during the sessions.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Order of Eastern Star of Idaho
Betsy Ross
Golden Rod
Soda Springs
Fishhaven
Bear Lake
Buia Malone
Twin Falls
Malone
Cabbage Adopts High Hat Class In Society
Cabbage enters refined society in Moscow as a nutritious staple with vitamins B and C. Vitamin B supports nerve health and growth while Vitamin C prevents scurvy and aids bone and teeth development. heat destroys it, so serve cabbage lightly to retain vitamin C.
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University OF Idah
Moscow
Society of Garden Vegetables
Church Brotherhood Picnic for Cartes in Ross Park
The Methodist men's brotherhood plans a Monday evening picnic at Ross Park for an all church social. They honor Mr and Mrs Sam Carter who will leave Pocatello in July for Rigby where Carter opens a store. Carter manages Hemenway and Mosher on South Main and has long been a local active figure.
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Men’s Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Ross Park
Sam Carter
Pocatello
Rigby
Carter
Hemenway & Mosher
South Main Street
Hills Bros. Introduces Controlled Roasting Method
Hills Bros. Coffee touts a new Controlled Roasting process that roasts coffee continuously in a stream for uniform flavor. The ad claims elite control of heat yields a rich full bodied taste, with vacuum packing to preserve freshness and the Arab trademark on Hills Bros. cans.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Denver
Colorado
Oss
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DR. Robertson
RED Cross
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Eagles
Bingham
J. H. Poterson, D Worth Clark
Carters
Carlson
AL. G. Barnes
Oes
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