Government to Spend 1 750 000 In Hopper War
The Agriculture Department expands grasshopper control with an emergency appropriation of 1 750 000. Nearly 3 000 000 spent earlier this year includes 175 000 tons of poison bait distributed across 24 states led by Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming with entomologists and farmer committees assisting.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
North and
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Congress
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Bannock Couple Granted Marriage Licenses
Salt Lake City reports issuance of marriage licenses to George Q. Waddoups 42 of Swan Lake and Maria May Anderson 25 of Downey and to Joseph Worthy Beck 20 along with Lanarck and La Rue Clark 18 of Georgetown.
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Salt Lake City
George Q. Waddoups
Swan Lake
Maria May Anderson
Downey
Joseph Worthy Beck
Lanarck and
la Rue Clark
Georgetown
Salt Lake C C Embarks on Good Will Tour
Ambassadors of good will from Salt Lake City Utah will meet Idaho business leaders during the Idaho Trade Tour of the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce the last week in June. Eighteen Idaho cities and Ontario Oregon will be visited on an 11 car Union Pacific special train with entertainers. The tour leaves Salt Lake at 10 p m Sunday June 25 with stops in Ashton St Anthony Rexburg Rigby Idaho Falls Paris Shelley Blackfoot Pocatello over night. Guests from Pocatello Chamber will attend a dinner at Bannock hotel. The trip ends in Salt Lake Thursday June 29 at 8 30 a m with brief visits to several towns.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Union Pacific
Salt Lake Group
Union Pacific Sun Valley Band
Salt Lake
Ashton
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Rigby
Paris
Shelley
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
American Falls
Rupert
Burley
Buhl
Twin Falls
Weiser
Payette
Ontario
Oregon
Caldwell
Nampa
Boise
Joel Priest, Jr
Weston F. Hamilton
Paul Nash
Loal Chamber
Flags Honor Flag Day at New Municipal Building
Flags floated from the new municipal building and lined city streets to honor Flag Day observed nationally on June 14. The date marks the 1777 authorization of the 13 star and 13 stripe American flag.
Leprosy Causes Rare Deaths in U.S. Survey
An annual tally shows nearly 1.5 million deaths in the United States with leprosy responsible for about 30 deaths. The report highlights leprosy as a rare cause of mortality in the nation.
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United States
Elks Conduct Funeral Rites for John F Bryson
Funeral services for John Franklin Bryson 40 husband of Ellen Waltie Bryson were held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Elks temple with lodge members conducting the ritual Past Exalted Ruler Milton E Zener delivered the eulogy Music included The Holy City Lay My Head Beneath a Rose and Sometime We'll Understand The pallbearers were CC B Walker Charles Zweigart E H Brown Ray Craven Roy Filmore and George D Brown Troop 17 Boy Scouts cared for flowers directed by Scoutmaster Guy R Burgon Survivors include brother and sister in law Walter F Bryson of Silverton Ore and sisters and brothers in California and Oregon Interment was in Mountainview cemetery
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John Franklin Bryson
Ellen Waltie Bryson
Elks Temple
Elks Lodge
Milton E. Zener
Holy City
Clarence Machold
Arthur W. Hall
Ray Isham
CC B Walker
Charles Zweigart
E. H. Brown
Ray Craven
Roy Fillmore
George D. Brown
Boy Scouts of America
Robert G. Bryson
Guy R. Burgon
Jack Lyons
Henry Teller
Hazel Dearden
S. O. Nelson
Carl Brown
Donald Chandler
Glen Cameron
Robert Henderson
Carl Kinz
Robert Leap
David Mortimore
Jack Passey
John Pickett
Kenneth Burgon
Robert, Burton
James Miller
Walter F. Bryson
Silverton
Ore
Lula F. Adams
San Francisco
Earl C. Bryson
Portland
Lloyd Bryson
Los Angeles
Mountainview Cemetery
Pioneer Dies in Blackfoot Idaho
James Franklin Boling 63, longtime Blackfoot resident, died Tuesday afternoon from pneumonia after a week of illness. Born October 30, 1875 in Bell Plains Iowa, he married Achsa Burrell in 1902. Survived by widow, three children Marvin Boling Blanche Johnson William R. Boling, sisters F W Myers Long Beach CA C L Farer Redwood Falls MN, Orson Henderson, James R Boling Sioux Falls SD. Body at Brown Eldredge mortuary pending funeral plans.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Ajamin Franklin Boling
Reumonia
Bell Plains
Iowa
Arah Jay
William Riley Boing
Ttling
Achsa J. Burrell
Presto
Achsa Boling
Marvin Boling
Blanche Johnson
William R. Boling
F. W. Myers
Long Beach
California
C. L. Farrer
Redwood Falls
Minnesota
Orson Henderson
James R. Boling
Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Brown-Eldredge Mortiary
HILD rug cleaning praised at National Laundry
The new HILD method of rug cleaning receives wide praise at the National Laundry. It promises spotless results and can clean tacked-down carpets in the customer's home with a free estimate by calling 666.
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National Laundry
Recreation News Tells Story Of Activities Here
The first issue of Recreation News, a publication about Pocatello recreation activities, lists enrolled boys and girls and includes editorials by Carl B. Yanik Clarice C. Smith and E H Berrett. It notes support from The Pocatello Tribune and The Idaho State Journal and names sponsors and a Caldwell park baseball team with members led by Junior Maynard and others.
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the Recreation News
Pocatello
Carl B. Yanik
Clarice C. Smith
E. H. Berrett
Tribune-Journal Company
Pocatello Recreation Council
E. S. Harper
E. Brady
Emily Ramish
Ray King
A. G. Smith
Harold Hinckley
Guy Wicks
J. P. Halliwell
Caldwell Park
Junior Maynard
Joe Carlson
Bud York
Bob Hartvigsen
Dick Smith
Bob Ames
Ted Toler
Jim Groom
Herb Kahn
Ray Leed
Paul Bingham
Man eats 250 grasshoppers daily in beetle diet test
A 51 year old World War II veteran in Lincoln said he survived on about 250 live grasshoppers daily, swallowed whole with molasses water, after trying beetles but finding shells too hard. Police released him with no charge.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bannock County Backs National Conservation Program
About 78 percent of Bannock farms will join the agricultural conservation program in 1939 with 1,130 signed up through the county committee. Idaho totals reach 35,975 farms, up about 56 percent from 1938, reflecting wider soil conserving efforts statewide.
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Bannock County
A. J. Gilbert
Bancroft
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Gilbert
Idaho
Confusion as Seattle Woman Mistakes Morning for Night
A Seattle woman telephoned the Post Intelligencer in panic asking why it was so dark outside. A reporter explained that it was only five o'clock, and she realized she had slept through the day believing it to be nine in the morning.
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The
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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