American Falls Church Officers Lead Summer Association
New officers elected last week at the I. L. D. 8 church will head the Mutual Improvement Association through the summer. Names include Edith Howard Elisa Collings Annalee Kohihepp John Kings Charley Hartley Chester Mall. Attendance noted by the council with updates on civic matters and local travels.
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American Falls
Finial T. the Tribune
I. LD 8
Mutual Improvement Association
Edith Howard
Elisa Collings
Annalee Kohihepp
John Kings
Charley Hartley
Chester Mall
B. B. Meuhten
Cora Charfield
Acnta Thornton
Crandall Thornton
John Madson
Dorothy Schiltz
Wesleyan University of Delaware
Ohio
Miss Schlitts
C. F. Schlits
Misa Janet Schlitz
Wesleyan University
Sprigg
Charles Johnson
Riverside Addition
Wenstrome
Blackfoot Wins Sixth Straight as Bronks Rout Amer Falls
In Blackfoot on Sunday the Bronks beat American Falls 10 to 1 in a baseball game. Howgrda and Pone linked for the Blackfoot win while Rupp and Myers took the loss for American Falls. Blackfoot had 10 runs and 10 hits to American Falls’ 1 run and 9 hits.
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Blackfoot
the Tribune
Tts
Bronks
American Falls
Rupp
Myers
Howgrda
Pone Blackfeo
George Robethan
Pocatello
Lava
F. E. Seegar
G. Norton
Louis Felt
Ivan Bills
A. G. Powell
Anna
Emma
John Stevens
Ensign
Ir. Stevens
Adair
Lucile
Alice Snyder
Anna Marshall
Albion
N. A. Stone
Wolverine
Stone
Jones
C. V. Fisher
C. Christ
J. T. Carruth
B. E. Souci
A. H. Simmons
Neb
W.S. Warwick
Richard W. Wilson
Seattle
Wilson
Agnes Hart
Walter F. Thomas
Monda
Denver
Jens Anderson
Soda Springs
Robert Robinson
Harold York
Sprague Stevens
Dave Neeland
Moscow
D. A. Jenkins
Francis Blomquist
Salt Lake
Mator
Albert Evans
Carey Whistler
Byrd Trego
Whistler
Mr. Trego
Anne
The
Idaho Republican
Farewell Party for Bancroft Families Leaving for Salt Lake
Very pleasant farewell gathering held at the L D S meeting house in Bancroft honoring Mrs Jones Isabel and Milton as they depart for Salt Lake City to begin their future home. Primary organization members acted as entertainers during a short program and reception.
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Bancroft
L. D
Jones
Isabel
Milton
Ralt Lake
City Council Considers Bids For Tract Sale To George Small
In a special session Monday the Soda Springs city council discussed bids for a tract sale. The meeting reviewed the proposed sale of property to George Small and related purchasing details amid a visit from Marcoe Misa Vividrede yesterday.
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Soda Sp Ea
the Tribune
Marcoe Misa
Springs Woom
Sion
Gofin
Arbon Valley Visitors and Local News Roundup
Annie Smith and sons Bowen and Ralph of Pocatello visit Mrs. Smith's sister Mrs. Jack Price in West Fork. J. E. Keeler and Mildred visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saulsberry on Westones. Miss Rest of Pocatello spends a week with her sister Mrs. E. A. Logan. John Bullock and daughter return home from Wells Wille Utah. Margaret, ill five weeks after an operation, is recovering. C. F. Crowley tax assessor Power County conducts business in Pauline and Arbon area.
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W. E. Neary
U. S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
American Fall
Merrell
Wm. KF. Tipton
Jerome
Will Howard
Alice
Salt Lake City
Tasaettvradnatti Association
L. D. &. Church
George Hansen
Lovater
Edmonton
Canada
Samuel Winters
Pocatello
Frank Bell
Portland
Kelly
McCann
Joseph Corbett
Pasar
Bountiful
Clifford Argyle
Argyle
Alton Sterrett
William Davis
L. M. Young
Pebble
Tyhee
Arbon
the Tribune
Annie Smith
Bowen
Ralph
John Twulllock
Little Daugh
Bullock
Bocatecllo
Margaret
Body of Leonard Barrow Recovered in Snake River
Late Tuesday a body identified as FE. Leonard Barrow was found in the Snake River near Dore area by Henry Bierman. A dollar reward remained for finding Virgil Malcolm, missing since May 26, with his body still unfound. Funeral services for Barrow will be held Wednesday in Shelley.
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Blackfoot
the Tribune
Leonard Barrow
Snake River
Dore
Independent Polo Team Wins Final Round Robin Tilt
The independent Freebooters beat Camp Lewis Tenth Field Artillery 5 to 3 in the final of the US remount association trophy series. Captains King and Voigt boosted the lineup as Voigt scored twice including a late goal, with Jenkins and Voigt key moves aiding the upset over Camp Lewis. The Freebooters entered as a pickup squad to fill a spot in the round robin.
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Boise
Ida
King and Voigt
Camp Russell
Yeaterday
Tenth Field Artillery
Camp Lewis
Freebooters
Thirteenth Cavalry
F. A
Voigt
Allen
Jenkins
Star
Hudgins Bloodk
Alien
Malone
Guernesy
Northwest
Ninth Corps
U. S. Remount Association
Spokane
Hundred Pounds of Milk a Day Cow Sets Idaho Record
Violet Posch Ormsby a registered Holstein in the University of Idaho herd finished a seven day test with 730.7 pounds of milk and 29.332 pounds of butter setting a state record. Weighing 1502 pounds she exceeded 100 pounds of milk daily and joins two other Idaho cows to surpass 700 pounds in seven days. She has two previous 365 day records above 20000 pounds of milk and 1000 pounds of butter, confirming her as the only Idaho cow to deliver over 1000 pounds of butter in a year.
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Moscow
Idaho
Violet Posch Ormsby
University of Idaho
Violet
Farm Loans To Be Collected
President Harding asked Congress for 507800 dollars to fund machinery for the agriculture secretary to collect the United States loans to farmers hit by drought in 1921 and 22. Congress had advanced about 3.6 million and the budget bureau says about 700000 of the 1921 loans were repaid. Total loans outstanding in North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Idaho and Washington amount to about 2700000.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Northwest
Budet Bureau
North Dakota
South Dakota
Towa
Idaho
Six Million Ford Cars Produced In Detroit Factory
The six millionth model T Ford was produced May 18 in Detroit, as reported to Jesse M. Chase. Since 1908 the company has built six million T Ford cars and trucks, with about 5.5 million still in daily service. At 5,000 miles per year each, Ford vehicles in operation would total 25 billion transportation miles.
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Ford Motor
Detroit
Jesse M. Chase
Ford
United States
Stockholders Special Meeting for Pocatello Milling and Elevator
Notice to Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company stockholders announces a special meeting on July 6, 1922 at the company offices in Pocatello Idaho. Officers propose actions including extending debt payments renewals of elevator lease to F C Ayres Mercantile Company a mill and warehouses lease to John L Barr and transfer to Pocatello Flour Mills Company plus note to Pocatello Flour Mills Company and a second mortgage on all corporate property in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho.
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The
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company
Pocatello and
Hayden Avenues
Pocatello
Idaho
F. C. Ayres Mercantile Company
John L. Barr
Pocatello Flour Mills Company
Bannoc County
Lambing
G. W. Spritzer
Pocatello, Idaho
Notice of Attachment in Bannock County Idaho Case
A writ of attachment against W R Pugmire and James Just issued by the District Court in Bannock County Idaho on June 8 1922. Clerk R C Earley records the seal at Pocatello with Deputy Anna Keefe and attorney G McClintock for the plaintiff New England National Bank. The notice dates June 10 1922 and aligns with official court protocol.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
New England
Natl. Bank
W. R. Pugmire
James Just
Pocatello
R. C. Earley
Oy Anna Keefe
G. McClintock
Notice of Attachment in Idaho District Court
In Bannock County Idaho a notice of attachment is issued by the Fifth Judicial District. The action involves Wasco County Bank as plaintiff and Noah Bentley as defendant. The document shows date June 10 1922 and seal dated June 13 1922 with Deputy Clerk Anna Keefe. Attorneys for plaintiff are Peterson and Coffin.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock
Wasco County Bank
Noah Bentley
Pocatello
R. C. Barley
Anna Keefe
Peterson & Coffin
Lawmaker Attacks Liquor Sales Aboard Ships
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts attacked the Shipping Board over permitting liquor sales on American ships. He cited a wine list allegedly paid for by federal authorities for the steamship President Pierce. He claimed Volstead law allows drinking at sea while not on land, provoking uproar in the House.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Gallivan
Democrat
Massachusetts
Pierce
Het
New Soldiers Hospitals Planned for Great Lakes Area and Camp Lewis
Washington June 13. AP announces two new soldiers hospitals to be built near the Great Lakes Naval training station in Chicago costing 3 million dollars and at Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington costing 1.5 million dollars. Director Forbes of the Veterans bureau disclosed the plan.
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Washington
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Forbes
The
Veterans Eau
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Casey
Ever
PeaTune Service, Inc
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Idaho State News
Walt Christensen
Ju. A. Williams
Marie Pickren
Misa Pickren
Pocatello Public Echagotes
Court House
Arbon Valley
Si Bailey
Wells- Wille
Utah
J. Rey
C. F. Crowley
Power County
Pauline
Hprese Co
Garrett Transfer
Ticknor
East Center St
Fay
Pocatello Planing Mill
MCA
Seletor
Shoe Repairing Company
West Center St
Sam Ross
Beck
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