American Falls Lodge Dedication Marks New Masonic Temple
American Falls lodge No. 58 A F and A M dedicated its new two story brick and stone temple Friday evening with Grand Master Will Gibson presiding. Speakers praised the project as a monument to Freemasonry and the Snake River valley irrigation milestone. The event drew over 200 attendees and included a buffet lunch and a delegation from Pocatello lodges. The building houses a post office on the lower floor and lodge offices on the second, leased to attorney Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Li
Baird
G. A. Journey
L. M. Fislin
Wy Foote
M. G. Kappel
Kenneth King
Will T. Gibson
Shrock
Enos T. Lillibridge
Murray
Murray 8. Cole, Senior Grand Warden; Roy Wade, Junior Grand Warden; W. G. Shade
Curtis #. Pike
D. W. Church
William Wallin
F. \. Banks
R. B. Greenwood
E. B. Zaring
Maurice M. Meyers
Elkin Chandier
Charles IL. Gustin
E. A. Finkelnburg
Lester Walker
Theodore Swanson
Adolph Classen
J. Kitchin
American Falls Lodge
M. M. Meyers
American Falls
A. B
A. M
Fellowship of Brotherhood
State of
Idaho
Serbas
Snake River Valley
Tetons
Salmon River
Snake River
Pocatello
Thomas J. Kitcbin
Harry G. Irvine
C. D. Griffiths
R. C. Deaton
F. W. Perry
Arthur P. Say
Edward P. Say
Howard Stoy
Arthur Amundsen
W. L. Healy
W. C. Steele
F. L. Evans
Thomas E. Johnston
R. R. Hays
Frank Ohlson
T. E. Osborn
B. Li. Johnson
Western
R. Young
Freeman
Theodore “Wanson
Lb. McHan
PW. Churen
Frank Schwabe
R. Rughey
EB. B. Ringo
J. E. Damron
Elkin
Bost City
Butter output at Gooding Creamery tops previous records
Gooding Idaho June 12 AP More than 100000 pounds of butter were produced by the Gooding Cooperative Creamery in May. John Radcliffe says about 34000 dollars were paid to local dairymen in the month, averaging 1130 dollars daily. The cooperative served 817 patrons, a new high, with the largest payment to a single person at 368.45 dollars.
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Gooding
Idaho
Gooding Cooperative Creamery
John Radcliffe
Bancroft Notes Weekend Travels and Young Mutual Meeting
Miss Madge McCann left for an indefinite visit with relatives in Logan. Miss Harriet Nielsen attends the Young Men's and Young Studies Mutual Improvement conference in East Lake City. Chas. F. McDonald of Ashton visited. Jari Cornelison and family fished in the Balmon river country. About twenty male chorus members head to Salt Lake City for Mutual Improvement events after recent wins at Soda Springs and Montpelier. Mrs. A B Clark hosted a party honoring Olive Kettington of Cameron Missouri with games and luncheon after dancing at Millward cabaret.
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Bancroft
Madge McCann
Logan
Mixes Harriet Nielson
Bancroft Standard
East Lake City
Young Men's and Young Studies’ Mutual Improvement Association
Chas. F. McDonald
Ashton
Jari Cornelison
Balmon River
Mutual Improvement Association
Salt Lake City
Soda Springs
Montpelier
A. B. Clark
Misa Olive Kettinning
Cameron
Millward
Clark Home
Pearl Logue
Mackay Seeks Elks Summer Home Site
Mackay Antlers club proposes a summer home for Elks lodges from Boise to Idaho Falls. A tract of ground and logs for a first club home would be provided if Elks locate near Mackay, with site to be chosen by joint committees. A second item reports a 60 year old woman traveler walking 144 miles en route from Portland to Missouri, then riding to Pokatello before resuming on foot.
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Mackay
Antlers’ Club
Elk’s
Idaho
Boise
Idaho Falls
Elks Lodges
Fiest Club
Shoshone
Portand
Missouri
Poca«tello
North Side Highway
Idaho's unique agriculture spurs steady farmer progress
Editorial argues Idaho benefits from self reliance and targeted growth rather than quick relief. It praises dairy, lambs, potatoes, turkeys and seed crops, noting Idaho’s distinctive climate and markets reduce competition and support farmer stability through organization and product excellence.
Debunking European War Propaganda About the United States
A New York Evening Graphic discussion argues European leaders spread anti US bias to mask wartime failures. It asserts US loans totaled about 10.5 billion with roughly 4 billion canceled, leaving 6 billion to be repaid in 64 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
America
Sam
Eury
New York Evening Graphic
Canal Company Election in Shoshone August 16
The Big Wood Canal company prepares notices and proxies for an August 16 stockholders meeting. Shareholders will vote on issuing 7000 shares, reduced from 10000, with a two thirds majority required to authorize the new stock issue.
Boise Woman Awarded Trip to Philadelphia Exposition
Miss Ivy Wilson of Boise has been selected as Idaho’s representative teacher for the sesquicentennial exposition in Philadelphia. Her prize includes all expenses paid and a week in Philadelphia with side trips to Washington and Valley Forge. The decision came from a ten member state committee at the state house after ballots guided by centennial authorities.
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Bove
Idaho
Ivy Wilson
Boise
Philadelphia
Wilson
Philadelpha
Uuike
Washington
Valley Forge
Miss Wilson
State House
Misa Wilson
Downey Legion Plans Big Independence Day Celebration
Portneuf post of the American Legion meets in Downey to finalize a large July Fourth observance on Monday July 5. Committees will invite nearby towns to join the Downey event praised as the best yet with flag poles donated to local schools by the Legion and flag duties assigned to the Koy Scout troop.
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Downey
Portneut
American Legion
Rool
Estatute
C.J. Mack
Alvin Olson
Bill Ware
Wyoming
Oxford
Ware
Clifton
Edna Wuakley
Pocatello
Lulu Brim
Cambridge
Lava Hot Springs
Joseph A. Brim
J. Hadley Potee
Salt Lake City
Tovatello
Garretson
Charles Evans
Malad
Thomas
H. S. Garretson
Anna Taylor
Bill Taylor
Dorothy Williams
Garden Creek Gap
Clive Anderson
Shelley
Deb Smith
Preston
Boise
Della
Ernest Smith
Ivy Pratt
Zina
Vivian Burrup
Leota Stoddard
Grant
A. N. Anderson
Edna Vailey
Bar!urrup
Sam
W. Crown
Salt Lake Bratcch
International Harvester Company
Downey Chamber of Commerce
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Via Tore
J. c. Condie
Flood Waters Recede After Peak in Area
Area reports the flood crest twice in the past week with Howell's ranch gauge near Chilly at 759 second feet. Waters have fallen about 50 second feet daily, and only 36 decrees remain active as of Thursday. Water master Chas Matthews expects gradual recession to earliest rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell's
Utah Construction Company
Chas. Matthews
State Treasurer Reports Balance Exact to the Cent
Boise June 12 AP The state treasurer D F Banka balanced 2 608 147 16 in 150 depositories as verified by B E Hyatt director of public accounts and the state auditor. Hyatt found balances in 30 state depositories matched bank records exactly. Social welfare organizations in New York City spend 200 000 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
D. F. Banka
Treasury
B. E. Hyatt
Hyatt
S. Ife
New York City
Unfortunate Experience of Salmon City Judge With Bride of Weeks
Salmon city residents were shocked when Probate Judge Cronkrite jailed for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a late night arrest in Island Park. His wife, Nora Weigh Cronkrite, reportedly bigamously married him May 15 in Kansas City and is charged with threats and weapons during a volatile weekend episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon City
Salmon
Cronkrite
H.G. Rowe
Art Withington
Island Park
Nora Weigh
Holgar George Carlson
Leavenworth
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Settlers May Buy Project In Big Lost River District
Al Straw of Provo former manager of the Utah-Idaho rock quarry called a meeting of the Big Lost River Irrigation district directors to discuss selling the Utah Construction company irrigation project to settlers. He has an option and authority to proceed. The plan would reduce to 2500 acres and merge excess storage waters with decreed rights. price and terms are under study as the board adjourns to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Straw
Provo
Utah-Idaho
Big Lost River Irrigation District
Utah Construction Company
Straw
Kra
Arce
Blackfoot Girard? Sheriff Nomination and Local News
Judge Ralph W. Adair announces filing for nomination to run for sheriff on the Republican ticket. County Clerk H An drew Benson says July 3 is the deadline to file. William Reid has recovered from typhoid and returned to his ranch. Local residents and visitors, including H D MacCosham, R F Reid, James Just, and Gladys Pendlebury, are noted. Fishing trip plans and lamb shipments to Yellowstone park hotels are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
R. FE. Reid
Presto
James Just
Pocatello
Gladys Pendlebury
State Normal
Albion
Hyrum Bills
Genevieve Hansen
Wlmner France
Michael Barclay
Watte
Yellowstone Park
Barclay
Park Hotel
Arco Farmers Vie For Milk King Title
In Arco Idaho a rival among local dairy farmers seeks the top supplier honor for the cheese factory. A. W. Nichols led with 609 pounds of milk, while L. W. Johnson and J. M. Kunze trailed at 541 and 530 pounds respectively. The Darlington factory processes over 10,000 pounds daily and pays farmers more than $8,000 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arca
R. M. Kunze
L. W. Johnson
Downey
Rudy
Dark Horse
A. W. Nichols
Arco
Mr. Nichols
Mr. Johnson
J. M. Kunze
Darlington
Inauguration Speech Broadcast From Senna Dam In Sudan Irrigation Effort
At the Senna Dam inauguration the speech by Lord Lloyd the British high commissioner in Egypt was translated into Arabic and broadcast by radio. The dam project will control water for irrigation of 300 000 acres of the Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
Sudan
Lord Lloyd
Egypt
Peterson Ointment Aids Piles Sufferer In Detroit
T G Rockestrom of 808 Loraine Street Detroit reports twenty five year pile problem improved after four boxes of Petersons Ointment. He calls it the greatest ointment and recommends it for old sores ulcers eczema and rashes. Available in a 60 cent box at druggists. Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo NY
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T. G. Rockestrom
Loraine Street
Detroit
Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
New York
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Idaho State News
Inasonic
Falls
Keystone
Sudke River
Old Mount Moran
Portneuf
South Fork
Fort Hall
Redman
Gooding Creamery
Elks
Iowa
Othr
Middle West
Pacific Slope
Northwest
Bayettie Lake
Jayette Lake Inn
Metab
Dorothy Schurman
Germany
Ber
Polo Grounds
Arco Farmers Race
Detersonssk Oy Titetet A
Mi-Lee
Jim
Pocatello Lumber Co
Renton and
South Second Avenue
Pocatelo, Idaho
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