New Auto Law Is Sustained By Idaho Judge Brinck
Boise June 15 Judge Dana F E Brinck upholds the auto transportation law enacted by the recent Idaho legislature and refuses a restraining order. The ruling sets a May 4 1925 effective date and imposes five percent tax on earnings plus required liability and property damage insurance or bonds for each stage operator.
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Boise
Dana FE. Brinck
Third Judicial District of
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Department of Law Enforcement
F. A. Jeter
Morrie Smallwood
Emmett
Estate of
United States
Brinck
Jeter
Blackfoot Family Reunites After Typhoid Deaths
In Blackfoot June 19 Mr and Mrs Orville Allred and family return from Phoenix Arizona after eldest son fell ill en route and died of typhoid in Payson Utah. The rest of the family and younger son Warren fled back to Blackfoot with the loss noted. The report ends with Tribune Want ads for results.
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Blackfoot
Orville Allred
Phoenix
Arizona
Fort Hall
Blackfest
Payson
Utah
Warren
Pocatello Attorney Delivers the Flag Day Address
At pay park on Flag Day the Elks service featured the American Legion band and Boy Scouts with community singing led by Mrs. W. W. Berk. T. D. Jones of Pocatello gave the address urging respect for national laws while defending states rights and urging repeal if necessary.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Congrero
Local notes from Lava Hot Springs and area
Local items report several visits and travels as residents and visitors attend hospital stays. James Adams lies ill after major surgery at Pocatelco hospital. Mrs Henning and Mrs Miller visit Lava while Mr Madill handles business. A large shipment of eastern brook trout arrives for Dempsey creek and rainbow trout will be planted in Portneuf river. A baby girl is born at the sanatarium and Mrs Byington recovers from a serious operation.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
James Adams
Pocatelco
Licely
Misa Afton Fife
Art
Dempsey Creek
Portneuf
B. C. Madill
Keith
Alege
Dr. Henning
Salt Lake City
Henning
Los Angeles
Lava
W. F. Kasiska
Pocateco
Sanatarium
James Byington
McCammon Social News Online May and June Events
Mrs H H Goodman returns from Pocatello after her daughter's illness improves. Evan Christensen and family visit Salt Lake City for M I A jubilee. Ed Rowe and wife welcome a son. Howard Gittens visits Pocatello. L Jenkita visits from Pocatello and plans to Arimo McCammon then Eureka California. Eph Bergesen of Utah States Farm Bureau visits McCammon. Simon Nachiondo notes sheep are in excellent condition with plans to ship five carloads to market in ten days.
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Tribune
McCammon
H. H. Goodman
Pocatello
Alonson Norton
Goodman
Norton
Evan Christensen
Salt Lake City
M. I. A. Jubilee Celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe
Rowe
Gem State Lumber Co
Howard Gittens
Bre
L. Jenkita
Arimo
Eureka
Calif
Achiondo
Pythians Meet in Boise for Annual State Convention
Boise hosts the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters for their annual state meeting from Tuesday night through Friday. Boise Lodge No 60 and Table Rock Temple No 8 organize the schedule of receptions banquets sessions and ceremonies.
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Boise
Knights of Pythian
The
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Ights
Table Rock
Bisters
$170,000 Allotted for Idaho Road and Trail Work
The forest service allocates 170000 for road and trail construction in Idaho south of the Salmon River. About 70 miles of road and 200 miles of trails will be built to access back country resources and aid fire protection. The program funds develop forest lands and shares 10 percent of forest receipts with the state, plus state special funds for inaccessible resources.
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Ogden
Utah
Forest Service
Idaho
Salmon River
Bureau of Public Roads
Rotary travel and local notices from Blackfoot
H C Tavey of Brown Hart leaves Blackfoot to join the Rotary special for Cleveland and will visit Boston Philadelphia Chicago and other cities before returning mid to late July. Clifton Albertson is ill with flu. Miss Margarette R Jones and J F Bingham wedding planned that evening. Margaret Giesbrecht attends state county superintendents convention in Boise. snippets of local visitors and holiday trips noted.
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H. C. Tavey
Brown-Hart Company
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Boston
New York City
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Chicago
Clifton Albertson
Jack Gibbs
Soda Springs
D. W. Archbol d
Mackay
T. R. Jones
Price
Utah
Margarette R. Jones
J. Fife Bingham
Margaret Giesbrecht
Boise
Etta Wright
Butte County
E. Mackey
Piverett Sanders
Lost River Country
Idaho state lands sales net $15000 in 40 acre tracts
North Idaho sales conducted by state forester Ben Bush totaled 20 tracts of 40 acres, yielding about $15000. The Orofino sale on June 8 saw 15 tracts fetch $13005, followed by a Coeur d Alene sale of five more tracts at ten dollars per acre. Meanwhile claims about Jimmy Lombard’s early baseball catcher mask and England racer Mrs. G M Stewart appear in the same items.
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Boise
North
Idaho
I. H. Nash
Atate
Ben Bush
Forester
Orofino
Coeur d’Alene
F. W. Thayer
Harvard
Jimmy’’ Lombard
Grand Rapids
G. M. Stewart
England
Brooklands
Secretaryship Proves Popular Says Governor
Governor C C Moore reports many applications for his private secretary post now held by Norman B Adkison He expects Adkison to resign though not officially tendered He will not fill the position now as summer work is light and office force suffices until fall when a secretary may be hired if workload increases
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Boise
C. C. Moore
Norman B. Adkison
Adkison
Idaho Home Industries Associaon
Payette Apple Shipment Forecast Tops 2500 Carloads
Payette county expects to ship 2500 carloads of apples, per Payette city councilman and former state senator John R. McKinney. Prunes suffer mass losses with no cherries peaches or pears in most areas. Alfalfa and pea crops look strong while canning by the Idaho Canning Co will begin soon. Swede Arne Borg, European champion swimmer, plans to return to the U.S. for permanent residence after a summer tour abroad.
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Boise
Payette
John R. McKinney
McKinney
Arne Borg
America
Sugar duty not changed for time
President Coolidge will take no action on the tariff commission recommendation to cut sugar duties by one half cent a pound. He cites lack of sufficient proof that production costs justify a change, though he could reconsider if consumer prices worsen. New York wholesale granulated sugar averaged 8.4 cents in 1923, fell to 5.48 cents by May 7, with prewar averages around 4.09 cents.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
Boxing in ancient Greece and Rome spreads through teachers
The article notes boxing as a popular sport in ancient Greece and its adoption by Romans with Greek teachers guiding the practice.
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Greece
Monkey Bizness Feud Hits Pocatello Board and City
A heated dispute unfolds between the state board of education and Pocatello city authorities over expansion and policy. The piece hints at broader tensions with other entities and markets, while promoting radio gear and musical instruments sold by local Zenith dealers.
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State Board of Education
City of
Pocatello
Wong
Tifany
New York
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
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