Former Idaho couple escape serious injury
Blackfoot residents Mr. and Mrs. A McDonald and their five month old daughter survived a ferry accident on Puget Sound near Manchester to Seattle. Their car slipped from the ferry into the water as it pulled away. all three occupants were rescued after breaking a door and escaping. They sustained cuts and bruises but are recovering, with the infant unharmed in her rear basket.
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Blackfoot
A. McDonald
Puget Sound
Manchester
Seattle
Sound
Prominent Idaho Falls Farmer Dies After Illness
The body of Ignatz Moedi, 62, a prominent Idaho Falls farmer for over forty years, was brought to the city for burial after a relapse following a recent illness at Lava Springs. A native of Germany, his survivors include brothers Xavier of Idaho Falls, Frank of Salt Lake, and Isador of California.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Ignatz Moedi
Lava Springs
Moedi
Germany
Sonneville County
Xavier Moed
Frank Moed
Salt Lake
Isador Moed
California
Nampa Residents Rally Against Motor Truck and Bus Entry
Nampa Idaho. On Monday evening residents adopted resolutions protesting motor truck and bus competition with the Union Pacific railroad in Idaho. G H Lines assistant to the railroad vice president spoke, noting job losses and tax comparisons. He traced the railroad's regional development and argued motor traffic harms public roads funded by rail taxes.
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Nampa
Union Pacific
Idaho
G. H. Lines
Lines
Fox Farming Becomes Popular Idaho Falls Topic
Roy Bennett spoke at the Idaho Falls Rotary luncheon about the first fox farm in the area located at Lincoln. He described profitable operations with black silver fox and said demand exceeds supply. A second fox farm is to open in September with George Morrison of Prince Edward Island stocking twenty pairs of silver fox near Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Roy Bennett
Idaho
Rotary Club
Mr. Bennett
Lincoln
Bennett
George Morrison
Prince Edward Island
Audit reports efficiency of Bingham county offices in 1923 24
Teedume Special Blackfoot reports auditors Def enbach Moon and Defenbach audited Bingham county books for July 1924 to January 1925. Delinquent taxes collected were 150 126.65 in 1923 and 245 996.48 in 1924 with large outstanding balances. Fees and licenses tallied for 1923 1924 and notes on 1477.70 still due the county treasury from defunct bank accounts. The court clerk's office praised for accurate cash accounting and low errors.
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Blackfoot
Defenbach
Moon
Bingham County
Local News Briefs from Blackfoot June Events
Blackfoot notes include residents Mrs. J. A Jacobey Jr and others attending Elk’s dance in Pocatello. Dr. C B Cunningham returns from Osteopathic convention in Twin Falls. O Buchanan and wife back from Salt Lake jubilee trip. County Auditor A Benson and wife return from Salt Lake City jubilee. Banks and county offices close for holiday Monday. B P W C meeting postponed to June 22. J H Nash and Lorin C Anderson visit. Anderson announces birth of a daughter. J Quayle Peterson appears en route to Billings.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. A Jacobey Jr
B.C. Thorpe
Mark B. Touhy
Pocatello
C. B. Cunningham
Twin Falla
O. Buchanan
A. Benson
Salt Lake City
Banks County
Blackfoot B. P. W. C
J. H. Nash
Lorin C
Shelley Couple Weds in Shelley Idaho
W H Mc Bride and Dorrin Spencer both of Shelley were married by Probate Judge Good on the 41st instant. After a wedding trip to American Paihia they will reside in Shelley. The article also notes a strange sea cucumber could expel water to squeeze through very narrow cracks.
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Shelley
Tribune Sweetat
Blackfoot
W. H. McBride
Dorrin Spencer
Good
American Paihia
ME Sunday Schools to Joint Session at Lava Hot Springs
The ME church Sunday schools from Banncroft Lava Hot Springs and McCammon plan a joint session on Sunday June 14 at Lava Hot Springs with a noon cafeteria luncheon. J F Seivers Downey will speak on The Sunday School and Rev Barnum Pocatello will deliver the afternoon sermon.
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Tribune
McCammon
Bwncroft
Lava Hot Springs
J. F. Seivers
Dowrey
Bristol
Ruth Turner
Rev. Barham
Bancroft
Cragan
Joe Watts
M. Curry
Stockgrowers and Cattlemen Meet Over Public Lands
Idaho Falls hosts a meeting of about 100 cattlemen and stockgrowers from Borteville county to discuss public lands management. They urge a federal Board of Appeals to control grazing lands, based in the western states, with hearings slated by a congressional committee in late summer.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Borteville County
Idaho
Donald McLean
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Dubois
Board of Appeals
Wester
R. T. McNamara
Buhl
Deeppeey
Mike Barclay
Snake River Valley
Big Increase Grain Crop Says Jacobson
Boise June 12 Idaho's 1925 wheat crop is projected to rise by 7 667 000 bushels from last year and exceed the five year average by 741 000 bushels Julius H Jacobson federal agricultural statistician for Toledo reports all counties have good soil moisture and the outlook is the most promising since 1920 oats and barley are normal with oats at 8 657 000 bushels up from 6 625 000 last year barley forecast at 4 256 1000 bushels up from 2 859 000 in 1924
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Boise
Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Toledo
Memorial for Reed Planned in Idaho
Boise reports a movement to erect a memorial for Major Fred R. Reed, a noted state and Northwest figure. His Boise grave remains unmarked beyond a private stone while plans consider a public monument or a memorial near a major reclamation project visible to travelers through southern Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Fred R. Reed
Northwest
Reed
South
Jail Breaker Captured in Blackfoot. Returned to Caldwell
J W Casey, who escaped from Bingham county jail about three years ago, was arrested June 11 on the desert about three miles from Blackfoot. He will be turned over to Caldwell authorities for a conspiracy charge. Casey has served two years in the Oregon penitentiary since his escape. Local officers had watched the desert for him at Caldwell's request while he tried to return to his people.
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Blackfoot
J. W. Casey
Bingham County
Casey
Caldwell
Oregon
Reward Offered For Return Of Escaped Prisoner
A prisoner named John Clark escaped from the state penitentiary near Midleton at 20 o clock Thursday morning. A $50 reward was posted by J W Wheeler for his recapture. Clark, 34, 5 ft 4 in, 164 pounds, gray hair and brown eyes, was imprisoned from Franklin County for forgery and had been at the penitentiary since March 14. He wore a brown sweater coat blue bib overall a bike shirt and a gray cag.
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John Clark
State Penitentiary
Es- Siate
Lemp Ranch
Middleton
J. W. Wheeler
Clark
Frantkiln County
Laveralla
Latin Falls From Daily Use Among Italians by 8th Century
Latin ceased to be spoken as a common language in Italy as vernacular speech supplanted it over centuries. The transition began in late antiquity and accelerated through the medieval period, reshaping regional communication and education.
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Italy
Clash Among Miners Sparks Guard Mobilization in Henryetta
Quiet scenes in Henryetta Oklahoma followed a miners clash last night that led Colon Head commander of the guardsmen to mobilize extra guard units. Andy Meltus a non union miner was badly wounded in the attack by about fifteen union miners.
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Henryetta
Okla
Jane
Colon Head
Andy Meltus
Prevents Infection Borozone Advertises Wound Remedy
The Borozone preparation is promoted as a fast acting wound heal and germ purifying treatment available in pid and powder forms. Liquid prices are 60 cents and 1.20 dollars, powder 30 and 60 cents, sold by Watson Drug Co.
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Watson Drug Co
Greek cabinet resigns after year of service
The Greek cabinet led by Premier M. Michalakopoulos resigned today. The administration had been formed on October 6, 1924. The report also notes that North Carolina was the first state to pass a compulsory education law for the deaf.
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Athens
M. Michalakopoulos
North Carolina
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