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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
3
A biplane piloted by William Taft with passengers Olive Jeannine and Roger J. Ryan of Red Bank landed on Camp Larson parade ground near Seagirt New Jersey. The plane struck a flagpole, crashed through the cottage roof, but occupants escaped serious injury as a fire was quickly controlled.
Boise June 12 AP The first parade of the Idaho national guard will stage late this afternoon for General Robert Lee Bullard World War figure arriving for a tour of southern Idaho. Harness and equipment have been checked over and a strong show is expected as many guardsmen are veterans. The general was greeted with a salute of French seventy fives.
Downey residents attend funeral services for Wilma Gorenson, Raymond Gorenson, and Kenneth Parris. Local youths from Downey join a junior temple excursion with many names listed, with transport from Downey to Logan and back. Visitors plan Oregon summer trips and gatherings around neighboring towns, including talks of fishing at Cherry Reservoir and updates on local residents’ movements.
A small ad claims soaking in a special Priz bath relieves swollen feet and painful corns. It promises drawing out poisonous tendencies and easing tender callouses, offering freshness and comfort for a few cents with a simple bar product.
General Bullard and party depart for Twin Falls to dedicate the airport project with a planned tour of the upper Snake river country. They will attend a reception in Pocatello and later tour Yellowstone with Horace Albright. In Philadelphia Virginia Claire Howard, a stage actress, wed boxer George Courtney with Police Magistrate Edward Holland presiding.
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