Auto Wrecks Prove Fatal in Idaho Crashes
Two Idaho residents died in separate crashes Sunday. Ed Spedden, 24, of Twin Falls died from head injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Harry Torrens of Caldwell. Spedden swerved into the car’s path after water splashed into his eyes. Mrs. 8 G Kistler, 69, of Boise died in Soda Springs from shock and a heart attack after a collision west of Soda Springs while traveling with J M Frye of Santa Rosa. The Frye machine skidded on rough road and slid into the other car. Mrs. Kistler died hours later after being taken to a tourist camp. None were seriously hurt in the second crash.
Parsons Reports On County Taxes
Boise June 11. State auditor Harry C. Parsons reports total 1936 ad valorem tax of 1,518,045 with 1,128,334 paid and 189,711 unpaid. Six counties Boise Camas Lemhi Lewis Nez Perce Power have paid in full though half remains due July.
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Boise
Harry C. Parsons
Camas
Lemhi
Lewis
Nez Perce
Power
State supervisor reports farm debt adjustment figures
T J Lloyd and C C Clarke discussed 14 eastern Idaho counties activity from December 1935 to April 1936. Of 160 applications received 60 were adjusted for a total indebtedness of 198 724 and an adjusted amount of 136 227 with 62 097 in reductions. 85 cases pending. 16 cases dropped. County committee members listed and applications available from them.
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John L. Teeves
Aberdeen
Louis Felt
John Falk
Ira Master
Blackfoot
Harrison Cox
Shelley
Ray L. Smith
Bannock County
Co. C. Clarke
Federal
Pocatello
Services Held for Alonzo Hibner at 69
Funeral services were held Saturday in Chesterfield for Alonzo Hibner aged 69. Born February 14, 1867 in Payson Michigan, he moved to Chesterfield in 1909 then to Buhl in 1921 where he lived until his death. Interment followed in Chesterfield cemetery with local speakers and clergy officiating. Survivors include relatives in Buhl McCammon and Blazer.
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Jasper Perkins
Richard Grimm
Minnie Upchurch
George Hibner
Buhl
Ruby Lloyd
Amsy Upchurch
McCammon
George Upchurch
Blazer
Chesterfield Cemetery
20 30 Club Joins Celebration Plans
Memories of a roaring age when bearded prospectors gam bled the contents of a gold no money belt on the single turn of a card. The era of tin horn card sharps cheating and sometimes dying for folly. the sky was the limit as winners set them up for the house.
Fort Hall Days of Old Fort celebration plans unveiled
Verne Newcomb, celebration manager, addressed the 20-30 club detailing the American Legion Days of Old Fort Hall event. The program is set for July 2 3 and 4 with Pocatello slated as the mecca for fan-makers of the Intermountain country.
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American Legion
Old Fort Hall
Verne Newcomb
Newcomb
Pocatello
Intermountain
Idaho State Field Trial Dates Set For Fall Meet
Boise June 11 five events will highlight the second annual Idaho State Field Trial association fall field trials at Gooding October 2 3 and 4. Dr T W White president said the show will include junior and puppy stakes open derby open all age and open championship with judges E F Bridewell Harold Day Marc C Ware Frank Black and Taylor Williams.
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Boise
Idaho State Field Trial Association
Gooding
T. W. White
E. F. Bridewell
Tacoma
Wash
Harold Day
Salt Lake City
Marc C. Ware
Frank Black
Wilder
Taylor Williams
Opal Hill Reaches Semi finals in Western Open
Mrs Opal S Hill of Kansas City defending champion advanced to the semi finals in the eighth annual women's western open golfing tournament at Topeka with an eight and seven victory over Mrs Lillian Zech of Norwood Park Illinois.
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Peka
Kas
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Lillian Zech
Norwood Park
Health unit adds three registered nurses to Bannock staff
Dr. Samuel Weissross announces three new nurses join Bannock county health unit on June 15. Ruth Havener from Pocatello, Pearl Kirkpatrick of Blackfoot, and Nell Hulett from Seattle will expand the unit alongside current staff Maxine Fereday, Katherine Hughes, and Grace Henry of Pocatello. Marie D. Richardson remains director of nurses. Fereday departs Monday for Michigan training. Hazel Dobson has enrolled. Permanent nursing staff to be formed in fall.
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Bannock County Health Unit
Samuel Weissross
Ruth Havener
Pocatello
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Blackfoot
Nell Hulett
Seattle
Maxine Fereday
Katherine Mary Hughes
Grace E. Henry
Marie D. Richardson
Lewiston
Fereday
University of M Michigan
Hazel Dobson
Weissross
City Council Appropriates Over $101,000 Across Funds
At a regular meeting on Tuesday night Blackfoot city council passed ordinance No. 358 authorizing expenditures totaling 101 961 00 across multiple city funds in a special June 11 report.
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Blackfoot
City budget requests for 1936 37 funds listed
City clerk R L Osborn announces proposed needs for the new fiscal year across several funds. General fund 38.14. library 2 860. cemetery 2 801. bond interest 23 010. sinking 4 300. waterworks 6 750. sprinkling 4 000. total 90 961.
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R.L. Osborn
Prinkling
Idaho Falls man pleads guilty after highway arrest
George Allen of Idaho Falls was arrested on a June 1 special report for drunken driving. He pleaded guilty before Probate Judge George R. Bailey and was fined $10 plus costs.
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George Allen
Idaho Falls
George R. Bailey
Miller Declaration Drives Idaho Gubernatorial Bid in 1936
Boise June 11 Attorney General Bert H Miller announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Idaho governor in 1936. He urged curbing radicalism, proposed appointive reform, tax cuts aligned with efficiency, and statewide school funding with local tax reduction. Miller backed pension plans, a state police under civil service, and commissions for pardons and state boards while supporting women’s political equality.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
Boards of Pardons
State
State Game Commission
Licenses Issued for Marriages in Tyhee and Blackfoot
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday to Walter Winger and Clara Winger both of Tyhee and to Brose Brown Thomas and Olive Johnson of Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Walter Winger
Clara Winger
Tyhee
Brose Brown
Thomas
Olive Johnson
Detectives Hunt Burglar After Coal Company Robbery
Detectives hunted today for four burglars who fled in a tricycle after robbing a coal company of 30 cents in Wenatchee on June 11.
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Wenatchee
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