Potato grower marketing drive aims to unite nationwide
The American Farm Bureau official urges organized co operative marketing to replace price dumping. Potatoes would be pooled, graded, and sold under a trade mark with storage and financing via warehouse receipts. Idaho, California, Utah, and other states show growing organization ahead of a 1924 plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine
California
Petiit
American Farm Bureau
Tribune
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Petitt
Tdahe
Big Exchange
Seco
South
Arizona
Atlantic
Pioneer resident and railroad man dies
Peter Cummiskey, longtime resident and railroad worker, died yesterday at his sister’s home in Idaho Falls. Born in Dublin, he learned blacksmithing in St. Louis, served in Civil War navy yards, prospected in Colorado, then worked for the Short Line in Idaho. He retired in 1909 and is survived by siblings John, James, Mrs. H. A. Castle, and Dr. H. A. Castle. The body was shipped to St. Louis for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cummiskey
H. A. Castle
North Arthur Avenue
Schumacher and Hall Company
St. Louis
Dundalk
Ireland
America
Colorado
Cummiskey
Idaho
Eagle Rock
Idaho Falls
Lima
Mont
Pocatello
Kiwanis Luncheon Plans Harding Visit and Features Local Singers
The Kiwanis club luncheon at the Hotel Bannock featured plans for welcoming President Harding on June 28 with a committee led by J. E. Edgerton. Vernon Rickard and sister Miss Marguerite provided vocal solos and a duet. Rickard, a Notre Dame alumnus, has highlighted local concerts and received vocal honors.
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Kiwanis Club
Bannock
J. E. Edgerton
A. J. Pierce
H. R. Turner
J. H. Peterson
Harding
Marion, Ohio
Kiwanis
Vernon Rickard
Notre Dame University
Vernon
Marguerite
Rickard
Notreme
University Quartette
Mr. Rickard
Pocatello
J. M. Tiffany
Troy Laundry
Bankers Association Convention Trip
Judge O R Baum and state health commissioner David Bar ell departed for Idaho Falls to attend the 19th annual Idaho Bankers' convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Baum
David Barell
Idaho Falls
Idaho Bankers’ Association
Death of Eugene A Pease at 70 in Pocatello
Eugene A Pease aged 70 died at his home 547 West Whitman street after thirty five years residence in Pocatello. He was employed as ward man for the Short Line. McHan Undertaking company has charge of the remains and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Pease
West
Whitman Street
Pocatello
McHan Undertaking Company
Red Cross official Brakel attends Idaho convention
Anna E. Brakel, Red Cross field representative for Idaho, travels to Pocatello for a regional conference on Wednesday. She is a familiar visitor in town and friends may reach her at the Bannock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Brakel
Red Cross
Idaho
Pocatello
Miss Brakel
Bannock Hotel
Ice Cream Social at Calvary Baptist Church Lawn
Theyoung people society of Calvary Baptist church announces an ice cream social Friday evening on the Englestrom lawn at West Fremont and North Arthur avenue. The public is invited. A Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting slated for tomorrow is postponed a week and moved to Wednesday June 20 at Mrs. E Crawford's home 229 North Hawes.
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Young People’s Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Englestrom Lawn
West Fremont
North Arthur Avenue
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
E. Crawford
North Hawes
Rainbo Orchestra to Play at Columbia Hall Dances Tonight
The Rainbo orchestra, back from the Orient tour, will perform at social dances this evening and Wednesday at Columbia Hall. The venue reopened last night under new management and drew a capacity crowd for the enjoyable dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbo
United States
Orient
Columbia Hall
Columbia
MANN ACT CASE IN FEDERAL COURT GUILTY VERDICT
In a federal court session Judge Dietrich convict Lewis E Harris of transporting a girl from Armstead Montana to Duboin Idaho under the Mann Act. Harris faced prior hearings in Idaho Falls and faces ten months in county jail. Also, Harry Parker colored man pleads guilty to moonshine possession and sale with a $100 fine or 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Lewis E. Harris
F. &. Dietrich
Armstead
Montana
Duboin
Clark
Idaho
Harris
United States
Idaho Falls
Butte
Missouri
Dietrich
Harry Parker
Chicago wants convention for 1924 Democratic gathering
The Iroquois Club in Chicago launches a campaign to bring the 1924 Democratic national convention to Chicago. The club will work with the Association of Commerce and hotel interests already eager to host the event in Chicago.
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New York
New City
San Francisco
Chicago
Iroquois Club
Democracy
Association of Commerce and Hotels
Portuguf Masons to Meet for Funeral of George Cash
All members of Portuguf Lodge A F and A M are urged to assemble at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 7 30 for the funeral of Brother George Cash. Visiting brothers are asked to attend. J F Stewart W M A M Udsen Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuguf Lodge
Masonic Temple
Hro
George Cash
J. F. Stewart
W. M. A. Amuadsen
Sec’y
Poley Cathartic Tablets Restore Health Claims
Dayton Ohio man A L Lyons writes of suffering stomach trouble for three years and eight weeks in bed then recovering after Foley Cathartic Tablets. He reports sour stomach headaches biliousness and other digestive issues quickly overcome with Poley Cathartic Tablets. Do not grip pain or nauseate. Sold everywhere.
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A. L. Lyons
Dayton
Ohio
Foley
Adv
American golfers fail to qualify for British championship
Troon Scotland June 12 American professionals Aly Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes and Charley Hoffner failed to qualify for the British championship after two days of qualifying play ending this afternoon. Walter Hagen holder of the British Open tied for last with an aggregate 159. MacDonald Smith of San Francisco posted 152 and George Ausbach of Boston 156.
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Troon
Scotland
Aly
Gene Sarazen
Jim Barnes
Charley Hoffner
Whey
Hagen
Mile
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
George Ausbach
Boston
Walter Hagen
Amalgamation of Canadian Churches Voted In
Port Arthur Ont leaders of Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches discussed uniting into one body. The Canadian Presbyterian assembly ratified the plan by a 426 to 23 vote to join the two other denominations which had previously approved the move.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational Churches of
Canada
Dominion
Moral Assembly of the
Canadian Presbyter
Religious War Ends as Hatib Shihabatan Jaman Surrender
In Pata island of the Sula archipelago the struggle with fanatic Moros ends after the surrender of Hatib Shihabatan and Jaman, lieutenants of Akbar the fanatic chief killed in recent fighting. A total of 63 Moros died in the clash with the constabulary.
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Manila
Pata
Sula
Hatib
Shihabatan
Jaman
Akbar
Immigrant Woman Admitted on Bond in New Orleans
Annie Blacha Furlonge of Ireland, arriving en route to Los Angeles to visit her son James A. S. Furlonge, was classified as an immigrant and held for Europe return. She was admitted under a $50 bond after her son appealed to officials and labor officials ordered entry. The pair left for Los Angeles hours later, planning a possible year stay.
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New Orleans
Annie Blacha Furlonge
Ireland
Los Angeles
James A. S. Furlonge
Europe
Great Britain
Furlonge
Davis
Washington
Seattle
San Diego
Department of Labor
Repeal of Georgia Prohibition Enforcement Law Planned
An announcement from Atlanta states that a bill to repeal the Georgia prohibition enforcement law will be introduced in the upcoming legislative session. The move aims to remove state restrictions and adjust enforcement powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Hammond Denies Endorsing Mexican Mine Legislation
Washington June 12 John Hayes Hammond chairman of the coal distributing committee and noted mining engineer denied reports he approved Mexican congress mining legislation. He said he has not examined the text and has no opinion on its equity or effect on American producers and interests in Mexico.
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Washington
John Hayes Hammond
Coal Distributing Imittee
Internationa
Hammond
Mexico
British gendarmes ambushed in Holy Land
Ten British gendarmes were attacked by brigands in the Holy land. Two were killed two wounded and one captured, with the remaining corpsmen reporting the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holyland
Wright store leaders elected to club membership
Bryan Wright of the Wright store and a company colleague were voted into the club today joining the membership.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAHO
Mann Act
Federal Court
Lewis Harris
Jiz
Aig
Associated Oil Company
New Montgomery St
W. P. Fuller & CO
Sula Archipelago
Sam Mahan
the Portneufotel
North Main Street
Fargo
Torren
Heather Dew
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
Cameo Records
Oyrs
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