Niagara of the West Roars at Shoshone Falls Twin Falls
June 12 Twin Falls Idaho reports Shoshone Falls known as Niagara of Western America roars again as Snake River waters rise for weeks. The 225 foot high 950 foot long cataract, in a zigzag canyon, draws thousands who visit from nearby towns and cities to view the engineered lighting and enhanced power generation.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Shoshone Falls
Niagara
America
Snake River
Falls
Twin
Power Company
Columbia
Nurses Seek Better Living Standards in Idaho 1936
Idaho State Nurses association elects Minnie Rasmusson of Grace as president at Idaho Falls. The group aims to raise living standards, restore an eight hour workday, implement student government and honor systems in eight Idaho nursing schools, and seek legislative support for ties between educational institutions and nursing programs.
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Idaho State Nurses Association
Minnie Rasmusson
Grace
Idaho Falls
Rasmason
Sayings of Alf Landon Hearings and Foreseen Reforms
In Cleveland on June 12 Alf M. Landon urges restraint on spending and insists the constitution is a tool for progress. He condemns monopoly, fears repeated recovery setbacks, and supports tariffs for workers and industry. A line states the liquor question should return to states for citizen decision. A Fort Hall Legion committee meeting is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce, Bannock hotel.
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Financial Committee
The
American Legion Days of
Old Fort Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Electa Kensington Society Sees Picnic Plan and Recital
Mrs Harold abtes presided at Electa Kensington meeting in the Ma sonic temple. Hazel Bailey won the Round Robin prize. Plans for a Ross Park picnic on June 2 were made. Florence King and Mary Lund will give a recital at 8 15 this evening in the Anderson Recital hall. Twenty one members attended the session. Friends are invited to the program.
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Harold aBtes
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Hazel Bailey
Ross Park
Freda Walker
Ella Mickle
Effie Swanson
Anna Gustin
Harold Bates
Florence King
Mary Lund
Anderson Recital Hall
Mrs Mooney Heads Ladies Auxiliary in Local Union Pacific Club
Mrs J R Mooney was reelected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Union Pacific club No 15 at a Memorial hall meeting. Officers include C G Vance as secretary and Robert H Hunter as treasurer with Frank Allen and J G Lyons joining the executive board.
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J. R. Mooney
Union Pacific Club No. 15
Memorial Hall
C. G. Vance
Robert H. Hunter
Frank Allen
J. G. Lyons
Los Angeles
Mooney
Pocatello Club
Od Timers Club
Hugh Daley
Jay M. Henson
Zel
Post Office Auxiliary Members Dine And Attend Theater
Members of the Post Office Auxiliary met for a luncheon at Hinckleys on Tuesday afternoon and later enjoyed a theater party at the Orpheum. Attendees included Mrs. Roy Martz Mrs. Harold Cannon Mrs. Luther Burnham Mrs. P. H. Jensen Mrs. W. H. Hupp Mrs. David Blalock Mrs. W. R. Blalock Mrs. H. T. Stoy Mrs. 8. M. Ayers Mrs. R. W. Swanson and Mrs. John R. Weston.
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Post Office
Hinckley’s
Orpheum
Roy Martz
Harold Cannon
Luther Burnham
P. H. Jensen
W. H. Hupp
David Blalock
W. R. Blalock
H. T. Stoy
8. M. Ayers
R. W. Swanson
John R. Weston
Richards assists at club meeting with card games and prizes
After the business meeting tables were set for bridge and pinochle. Favors awarded to Mrs. W. W. Woolard, Mrs. J. M. Henston, Mrs. Mary Bug, and Mrs. Jo seph Lepak. Refreshments served by hostesses including Mrs. Fred Rouse and others.
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da Richards
W. W. Woolard
J. M. Henston
Mary » Bug
Joseph Lepak
Fred Rouse
A. W. Pearson
B. H. Chapman
H. D. Bachelor
B. Paulsen
Theta Rho Girls club officers installed at regular meeting
Wanda Holmes became president Hazel Green vice president and Adeline Roland reporter at Theta Rho Girls club No 4 in I O O F hall. Pegsy Willard Opal Murray initiated. Sponsors served refreshments. Members enjoyed a party at Indian Springs on 4 with a picnic lunch afterward.
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Theta Rho Girls Club No. 4
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wanda Holmes
Hazel Green
Adeline Roland
Pegsy Willard
Opal Murray
Helen Racer
Lulu Watts
Vera
Indian Springs
Emma Lou Bell
Marjorie Racer
Lela May Woodruff
Lorraine Perkins
Rhoda Rolland
Melba Smith
Eileen Davis
Betty Kinder
Louise Karstad
Phyllis Oviatt
Jane Darrah
Opal Smullin
Geraldine Wiker
Mary Hansen
Madeleine As Eked
Mrs. Wat's
Kinder
Rader
Three Selected On First Ballot
A Cleveland report notes that Republican national conventions have nominated three candidates on the first ballot. Grant was acclaimed in 1868 and 1872 in Chicago and Philadelphia. McKinley carried every vote in 1900 at Philadelphia and Roosevelt, his running mate, received all but one.
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Cleveland
Ulysses S. Grant
Chicago
Philadelphia
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Three Candidates File for County Offices in Primary Race
Charles A. Brown of Pocatello a Republican for assessor Roy T. Hale of McCammon a Democrat seeks the first district county commissioner post a position he currently holds and Eugene Edgley of Pocatello a Democrat for constable filed intents to enter the August primary Today marked the first day of filing for county offices with a July 11 deadline.
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Charles A. Brown
Pocatello
Roy T. Hale
McCammon
Eugene Edgley
Hope and Dirk Plan a Rodeo Outing Under Growing Tension
In a shaded library Hope asks Dirk to take her to the Madison Square Garden rodeo on the eve of the twenty fifth. Dirk warns of secrecy as he and Hope navigate trust, possible exposure, and Rupert’s expectations while arranging seats and a box. Isabel joins their plans, signaling shifting relationships as the event nears.
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Dirk
Hope
Martin
Madison Square Garden
Rupe
Rupert
Isabel
Gray Predicts Banner Year for Idaho
Idaho Falls June 12 Carl R Gray president of the Union Pacific system says prospects for Idaho are the best in years He spoke from a private car attached to the Pocatello to Victor train during a inspection tour noting that water will not be a factor this season as Snake River reservoirs are at capacity He lamented the fact that
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Gray
Pocatello
Victor
Snake River
Water flow to Pacific fuels call for Snake River reservoir
The article notes thousands of acre feet of water moving past Milner dam toward the Pacific and urges residents to press for a reservoir on the south fork of the Snake River. It also forecasts heavy tourist travel this summer and Idaho receiving a large share of trade.
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Pacific Ocean
Milner Dam
South Fork
Snake River
Idaho
Mr. Gray
Ketchum
Interest Light In County Land Sale
Little public interest attended a Bannock County land sale of 1300 pieces offered today by Alma Marley deputy sheriff to satisfy tax claims. A few sales occurred though at least two thirds of the property remained offered to buyers. The property dates back to 1928 delinquent taxes. under law forfeiture occurs after five years of nonpayment.
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Bannock County
Alma Marley
Marley
County records show parcels offered for sale near campus
Asher B. Wilson a member of the state board of education purchased several small parcels of property near the Idaho Southern campus, with records indicating offerings by the county commissioners.
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Asher B. Wilson
State Board of Education
Idaho Southern
Idaho Aquor Store in Pocatello Closed for Pioneer Day
The Idaho Aquor store in Pocatello will stay closed all day Monday June 15 in observance of Pioneer Day per manager Sam Oliver. The action reflects a regional holiday closure affecting customers and staff. Affected hours and services will resume the following day.
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Idaho
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Alf Landon
Alf M. Landon
United States
Society
Electa
Harold O'Neill
F. V. Roche
A. C. Naylor
Burnham
Canada
Salt Lake
Genevieve Pond
Jane Cowan
Salt Lake City
Poca
California
James Lowery
Margaret Mary
Mrs. Mooney
FIRST
Theo Cobb Landon
Topeka
Kansas
Associated Press
King Arthur
Seagrams
King Arthur Gin
Seman
Seagram Distillers Distillery
Lawrenceburg
New York
King Arthur London
Laer
CLUB
Gypsy ‘Weatherb
Rodeo
Hudson Sedan
Jesse M. Chase
Style Shop
Main and Clark
Land of Cotton Dept
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Arte
Soyer Re
Sayely
Gabardine
Rowles- Mack Co
Bullock Motor Co
Hank Decker
South
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