Donner Talks to Blackfoot Business Men
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce heard William Donner, Fort Hall Indian reservation superintendent, discuss methods to secure legislation for the American Falls and Greater Fort Hall projects. He urged cooperation while protecting Indian land, noted project funding delays, and emphasized friendly Indian white relations and discouraging dances during crop season.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
William Donner
Fort Hall
American Falls
Donner
Congress
Mr. Donner
Washington
Idaho
Cecil Clarke
Club
Grasshopper Pest Threatens Malad Area Crops
In the Pocatello valley near Malad Idaho farmers and county agent Ray J. Smith report a now serious grasshopper plague. They have worked since Thursday using poison baits and urged Lions Club aid. a committee was formed to support eradication efforts.
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Tribune
Pocatello Valley
Malad
Ray J. Smith
Lions Club
D. L. Evana
Redaction of School Tax Levy Is Voted
Blackfoot officials vote to reduce the school tax levy by one mill while pledging not to cut services. Repairs will be funded, teachers kept, and a reserve fund for bond debt payments will remain, with $7,000 set aside this month and $10,000 paid last year to cut interest.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County Red Cross Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bingham county American Red Cross met to coordinate ex service men applications, arrange medical care for Fort Hall and Blackfoot children with Dr Wheeler and Dr Beck, and report Home Service activities including shoe donations totaling 7.38 and a lodge gift from Pocatello via Mrs Early.
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Tribune
Bingham County
American Red Cross
Fort Hall
Wheeler
Beck
Home Service Committee
Mra. Early
W. O. W. Lodge of
Pocatello
American Falls social notes and travel plans
Dr. and Mrs. V G Logan start a two week vacation with stops in Preston and Salt Lake City to attend the Utah Medical Society in Logan. Residents and visitors from Rockland Johnson County areas frequent American Falls with changes in theatre equipment and local business shifts noted.
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Tribune
American Falls
V.G. Logan
Preston
Zeal Logan
Salt Lake
Mis
Logan
Gee. Stevens
Utah Medical Society
Guy Bissell
Gooding
W. M. Hines
H. P. Hoytz
N. Morris
Rockland
H. A. Buchenau
United States
Pocatello
Roy
Auditorium
Oceanside
California
Fred Zimmerman
A. J. Clark
T. H. Morrell
Ogden
B. Morton
Los Angeles
Bill Young
J.D. Smith
A. M. Trout
Jerome
North Aide
F. D. Durkee
G. M. Oliver
Ward Squires and Son
Chester
Longview
Washington
Ed Bock
Dayton
Tyhee Social Happenings and Local Updates
Tyhee notes Thursday visits by Mrs. Guy Sains and others from Pocatello with Mrs. Fred Trahaunt and Ellen. T. S. 8 club postpones officers due to baby’s illness. Wm. Meeham returns from Firth. Elmer Barlow visits. Miss Ida Tolman ill with mumps. Franklin Briscoe sustains serious hand and face injuries from a fuse cap incident. to leave hospital soon. J. A. Stuart and family in Lava for a few days. Tyhee Tigers vs machiniata game results reported.
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Tribune Tyhee
Guy Sainsbury
Abbie Breeding
Henrietta Taylor
J. E. Goddard
Pocatello
Fred Trahaunt
Mra. Trahaunt
Ellen
Tava
T. S. 8 Club
Milliy Shilts
Roy Rice
Re Itee
Wm. Meeham
Firth
J. J. Facer
Logan
Elmer Barlow
Bountiful
Utah
T. C. Baselow
Ida Tolman
Franklin Briscoe
Vernon Briscoe
General Hospital
J. A. Stuart
Lava
Tyhee “Tigers
Machiniata
Gooring Wight
Blackfoot Elks Name Convention Delegates
Blackfoot June 1 to 8 delegation includes Garvin Frank and Roy DeKay who will represent the Blackfoot BPOE at the state reunion in Twin Falls. A larger Blackfoot contingent was hindered by the Moon festival and Twin Falls event conflicting attendance.
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Blackfoot Elks Name Convention
Tribune
Blackfoot
Garvin
Frank
Roy DeKay
Blackfoot B. P.O. B
Twin Falls
New President Named for Idaho Business and Professional Women
Carrie Jones of Moscow was named president of the Idaho State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. She has been vice president and is an assistant librarian at the University of Montana. New officers include Mabel Johnson Blackfoot and Lillian Robson Wallace as vice presidents, Jane Cole Moscow recording secretary, Mae Gurr Idaho Falls treasurer, and Love Miller Smith Caldwell national vice president. The closing session featured addresses by Mary H. Newell and Adelia Pritchard.
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Moscow
Idaho
Carrie Jones
Idaho State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Jones
University of Montana
Mabel Johnson
Blackfoot
Lillian Robson
Wallace
Jane Cole
Mae Gurr
Idaho Falls
Love Miller Smith
Caldwell
Federation
Mary H. Newell
Adelia Pritchard
Portland
Mackay News Briefs from June 11 1930s
Frank Grotwold age 47, oldest son of Mrs. Con Hurst, dies after a illness in Mackay. Various residents travel for conventions visits and trips including Mrs. Fowler to Nampa for the Eastern Star grand chapter, Randolph Street from Elko to see Date Streeter, Miss Grace Donahue to Idaho Falls, and others to Pocatello Twin Falls and Price Utah for work and family visits.
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Mary McKey
Arthur McGowan
Violet Woodman
Little Bishop
Franklin Wilkerson
Challis
Pocatello
Grace Donahue
Idaho Falls
Walter Bauchman
H. H. Hartman
Jonathan Job
Mackay
Edith Brashear
Ethel Pence
Leo Urban
Elvin Gottfredson
The
Tech
Maurice Watson
Watson
Blackfoot
Idaho Guernsey Breeders Organize in Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Guernsey Cattle association organized at Thousand Springs ranch home of Mrs. M W Millers herd. James A Waters elected president with D J Wilson as vice president and Morehouse as secretary treasurer. Committee members named Steele Morehouse and Henry Sehick to draft constitution and bylaws. Event included praises for the breed and guest speakers Mrs Miller and W S Murdock of Salt Lake.
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Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Guernsey Cattle Association
Thousand Springs Ranch
M. W. Miler
Bnake River Canyon
Buhl
James A. Waters
D. J. Wilson
Jerome
Morehouse
Thousa Springs
Colonel Steele
Gooding
Mr. Morehorse
Henry Sehick
Mra. Miller
W. & Murdock
Salt Lake
Idaho
Thousand Rede Ranch
Jerrace Cooperative Creamery
North Side
Fireworks ad at Davia Mer store on gale
A garbled advertisement touts FIREWORKS at Davia Mer, successor to Fairview Mércan Tile Co, urging immediate purchase. It mentions a Poextello tourist camp location one block west and uses risky phrasing about RAPE and SANE and RELIABLE products.
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Davia Mercantile
Fairview Mércantile Co
Poextello
Jis
Idaho Editors to Journey by Road to Grangeville Meet
Idaho State Editorial association members will travel July 7 from Weiser to Grangeville for the state convention. The trip marks the opening of the Weiser Grangeville highway for continuous travel with a monument dedication including a time capsule for state newspapers. Invitations go to senators Borah and Gooding and representatives Smith and French. Governor Moore already accepts.
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Idaho State Editorial Association
Grangeville
Weiser
Borah
Gooding
Smith
French
C. (. Moore
North Idaho
Idaho
South Idaho
Monument Said to Be Corner Stone of Highway
On Saturday observers called the monument the corner stone of the north and south highway, signaling its significance in the road project. Local officials and residents discussed its placement and the impact on travel routes.
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Ion
Caravan leadership set for editors tour through Idaho
Editors from across the Southwestern territory will assemble in Weiser to begin a caravan toward the Canadian banner. They will visit McCall for a Payette lakes trip on July 8, then Grangeville Lewiston and Moscow. A BB repair car will accompany the caravan and a bus from the Auto Carriers Association will lead.
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Weiser
Kiwanis Club of
McCall
Payette Lakes
Grangeville
Lewiston
Moscow
University of Idaho
Chamber of Commerce of Moscow
Messenger Recovers Loot After Kidnaping in New York
Morgan City Louisiana June 11 William Learsch twenty two, a messenger for a New York brokerage, walked into a local bank and deposited forty five thousand dollars in bonds claiming he was kidnapped in New York a week or ten days earlier and that he had recovered the loot.
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Morgan City
William Learsch
New York
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Arco
S.S
Sivangthenee
Tod
Bingham County Red Cross
B. and
P. W. Club
Miss Jones
Messenger
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Conoco
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