Eastern Idaho fair district met to organize support
A district meeting in Blackfoot on June 11 drew delegates from Ban neck, Butte, Bingham, and other counties. Officials and boosters including W W Brown of Utah Construction, J N Hardiman of Mackay, M L Tillery, and George Morrison outlined plans for agricultural exhibits, community displays, and a dedicated Lost River Day train.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Banneck County
Fred C. McGowan
Harvey Holmes
Joe Thomets
Butte County
W. W. Brown
Utah Construction Co
Oxia P. Hoebel
Tt. C. Young
J. & Hardman
Mackay
Custer County
Mr. Taylor
Rigby
Jefferson County
Bingham County
T J. Bennett
Ezra Fjelsted
Clarke
Fell
M. L. Tillery
Bingham
Fair Association
W. B D. Pierce
George Morrison
Butte County Delegattes
Fair Board
Hoebsi
4 Ton
Hardiman
Me. Clymonds
Taaho
Morrison
Heaven
Iris' Club
Gire
Union Pacific
Lost River
Cecil Clarke
B. G. Boone
Fair Grounds
Esra Fielsted
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Text From Anonymized Times
A medical testimonial fragment describes a woman’s improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The note claims back and side pains eased, and renewed energy for housework and childcare after starting the remedy. The passage is partial and lacks clear dates or full context.
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Wellaton
Lydia B. Pinkham
Shout
State Officers of Order of Eagles Boise Session Sets Officers
Boise June 11 J J Grice of Wardner elected worthy president at the Idaho Fraternal Order of Eagles clast session in Eagle hall. Session covered pension law talks and lodge resolutions with speakers from Spokane Pocatello Hailey St Maries and Idaho Falls. Officers named include F L Roberts Boise vice president Charles J Coughlan Idaho Falls secretary Everett B Hunt St Maries chaplain Khalil Kingebury Malad treasurer B J Lines Sandpoint inside guard Dewey Raymond Pocatello outer yard and John Jedlick Boise trustee.
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Boise
J. J. Grice
Wardner
Idaho Fraternal Order of Eagles
State Aerie Convention
Eagle Hall
del Carey Smith
Order
Spokane
J. A. Anderson
Pocatello
Thomas Tratten
Mountain Home
Charlies Harvey
Hailey
Everett E. Hunt
St. Maries
Charles J. Coughlan
Idaho Falls
Mr. Grice
F. L. Roberts
Charles 3. Coughlan
O Falls
Everett B. Hun
Bt. Maries
Khalil Kingebury
Malad
B. J. Lines
Sandpoint
Dewey Raymond
John Jedlick
Trusee
West Building as Furniture Center in Northwest
Mr W Wilson returns from a ten day Portland furniture buying trip with report that northwest furniture manufacturing and markets are expanding. He notes cheap lumber, strong coast demand reaching Midwest and New York City, with Portland Tacoma and Seattle home to major factories and Tacoma planning a July show. Mrs Wilson accompanied him and they visited friends as roads impressed them.
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Blackfoot
W. Wilson
Portland
Oregon
Wilson
Midwest
Tacoma
Seattle
Epworth Institute Rally Draws Delegates Across Idaho
A large Epworth institute rally was held at the Blackfoot Methodist church with 49 delegates from Pocatello 40 from Idaho Falls 10 from Aberdeen and 19 from American Falls. Speakers included De Ewing Tolsho Falls Dr. Turner Aberdeen Rev Alison Burley and Dean Kendall Wood River institute. The summer meeting runs July 6 to 19 and organizers plan a speaking tour through Mackay Wood River Fairfield and Gooding before returning to Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Epworth Institute
Methodist
Sean Kendall
Rev
Fleming
Mackay
Wood River
Fairfield
Gooding
State Noos Jackson Lake Water Update
Water measurements show 459,640 flow this week with 69,070 acres and 218 vessels mentioned for Jackson Lake region. June 9, 1925 noted as a key date with related figures and comparisons to the prior year.
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Noos Jackson Lake
Wsissiva
Vgeskoe
Bechler Road Work Deferred on Yellowstone Park Route
Superintendent Horace Albright told Governor Moore that no Bechler road work will proceed this year. Park Service priorities focus on improving existing highways within Yellowstone before pursuing a 31 mile Bechler river route, now costed near 350000 with new higher standards and added bridge needs.
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Tribune
U. S
Bechler River Park
Horace Albright
C. C. Moore
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Ashton Park
Park Services
Cave Falls
Park
Beehler River
Continental Divide
Firehole River
Lone Star Geyser
Old Faithful
National Park
Itn
Ellowstone K
AlAaght
Congress _s
Moore
Albright
Park Service
Bureau of Public Roads
Forest Service
Ashton
Mre
Jackson Hole
Better accounting system urged for Lava Hot Springs institution
Boise reports a needed overhaul of accounting at the Lava Hot Springs natatorium and sanitarium. An audit covering 1921 to 1995 cites lack of inventory tracking and unsecured state funds, urging inventory, formal ledgers, and a protected depository with bond requirements.
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Lava
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
B. F. Hyatt
Blackfoot Chamber Plans Arco Mackay Junket and Dinner
The Blackfoot chamber discussed the Arco Mackay Blackfoot junket postponed to June 16 due to weather. A dinner for the Pocatello real estate board is set for June 16 at the Cottage hotel hosted by the Methodist church ladies.
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Tribune
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Jon Stewart
Pocatello Real Slute
Blackfoot
Arco-Mackay- Blackfoot
Cottage Hotel
Methodist Church
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Em. L. Dillingham
Antlers Club
Mackay
Pocatello
Blackfoot Chamber
Bingham County
Directors appoint new board as $1 million spent on asbestos mine
A New York meeting of United Products Asbestos Co. appointed three directors Victor Austin Idaho Falls Dr G Dalley Sharon PA and Herman W Booth New York City. The board authorized a $1 million expenditure to develop the mine and electrify a 30 mile line to Big Springs. Output planned at 200600 tons per year with near year around operation as heavy machinery is ordered. Booth expects to visit the property this month.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
New York City
United Products Asbestos Company
Victor Austin
Idaho Falls
Dr. G. Dalley
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Herman W. Booth
Yellowstone
Big Springs
G. Booth
New York
Capitalista
Road Reports From Dubois Chamber Issued
Dubois chamber reports Idaho Montana highway segments from Ida ho arso to Spencer very good Spencer to Montda fair but rough East from Spencer to Idmon Kil gore Sheridan Tradeg very bad but passable Fast from Dubois to St Anthony Rexburghs West to Howe Arco Salem via Gilmore very rough but passable Fishing very poor due to heavy rains keeping streams high and dirty
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho
Juneil B. G. Boone
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Dubois Chamber
Idaho-Montana
Spencer
Montda
Idmon
Kilgore
Sheridan
Dubois
St. Anthony
Rexburghs
Howe
Arco
Salem
Gilmore
Governor Proclaims Pioneer Holiday Idaho June 15
Governor C. C. Moore proclaims Idaho Pioneer Day a public holiday on June 15. The Eleventh Idaho Legislature designated the day to honor the pioneers who built the state. The proclamation urges public observance and reflection on the heroism and sacrifice of Idaho’s early settlers.
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Idaho
C. C. Moore
State of
Desert, Mountain
Idao
Gas Utilities Security Growth Supports Investor Confidence
In six years 1919 to 1924 artificial gas consumption rose about one third. In 1924 usage reached 405 billion cubic feet, up 20 billion from 1923, as new gas uses emerge in factories and shops. The article argues gas companies deserve investor attention similar to electric utilities, noting ongoing expansion and stable value across the industry. The author hints a follow up piece on gas securities in The Tribune.
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Electric Light and Power
B R T Members Dance Tonight for Good Music
The B R T members perform a lively dance night offering good music. Community artists showcase upbeat tunes and socializing, inviting attendees to join in. Continuous entertainment fills the evening with rhythmic sets and collective cheer.
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Tae
Utah Weather Brief Unsettled Tonight Through Friday
Unsettled conditions persist with showers mainly in the northern area tonight and Friday. Temperatures show little change as a cold front lingers over the region.
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Utah
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Whittle Boone 7 “Pharmaay
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Arcomackay Junket Trip
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Hughes
Trifune
Resulte
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Fletcher R. Burrus and Company
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Micolinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co. DE. AL. Chilton
W. Center
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Edison Electric Iron
Rid-Jid Ironing Board
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Idaho Power Company