Boise Basin Days Remembered With Pioneer Parade
Boise marks three days of Boise Basin days with a parade through the city. Ten thousand spectators watched the revival of old-stage coaches cradles and pioneer relics as Boise couples reenacted their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large reception in the I. O. O. F. hall. Mayor James P. Pope offered best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stafford who celebrated fifty years with a grand renewal of vows and a social gathering.
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Boise
Boise Basin
Here
William A. Stafford
I. O. Co. FP
James P. Pope
Hyde Funeral Service for Mrs Hyde Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Maria Reddish Hyde wife of Probate Judge W A Hyde were scheduled for Monday at 2 pm in the First Ward Recreation Hall with Bishop Leo Edgley officiating. Stake choir will provide music directed by Jens Henriksen. Interment follows at Mountainview cemetery under Hall mortuary. Viewing at the family home Sunday and Monday forenoon.
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Maria Reddish Hyde
South Sixth Avenue
W. A. Hyde
First Ward
Leo Edgley
Second Ward L. D
Stake Choir
Jens Henriksen
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Pocatello Trap Shoot and Local Social Notes
The Pocatello Trap Club hosts a morning shoot at Alameda after 8 o clock with medal and button events and a following Elk shoot. A BPW lawn party and bridge session is planned Tuesday at 6 30 p m for Elia Brett’s home with Naomi Fraker, Eva Smith and Martha Evans assisting. Marriage notices include Marguerite Hayden of Aberdeen to Jesse Bedke of Oakley on May 29 and O J Swanson to Blaine Hebrew on June 19. Weather predicts fair with a 67 degree high Saturday. Carl J Nepper of Butte, VP of British American Consolidated, visited Pocatello.
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Pocatello Trap Club
At Alameda
Pocatello
Cavalry Barn
Elia Brett
South Arthur
Naomi Fraker
Eva Smith
Martha Evans
Miss Frost
Marshall J. Hayden
the Tribune
Marguerite Hayden
Aberdeen
Jesse Bedke
Oakley
Idaho
Oakley I'he
Hayden
Albion Normal
Swanson
O. J. Swanson
Blaine Hebrew
Sam Hebrew
Denver
Carl J. Nepper
Butte
Consolidated Es
F. G. Caldwell
Park Help Specials Two special trains travel LA to West Yellowstone
Two Park Help Specials en route from Los Angeles to West Yellowstone passed through Pocatello last night carrying park hotel and camp employees. The trains were 19 cars long.
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Park
Los Angeles
West Yellowstone
Pocatello
Local notices and social events briefed
Bannock County War Mothers plan a 2 30 p m meeting Monday at the Memorial building. Supreme Forest Woodmen circle to host a benefit dance Monday night at the Dance Gardens. Pocatello Stake choir members asked to gather Monday at the Recreation hall from 10 a m to 2 p m. Alex Boska of Chicago, age 16, is arrested 16 times for automobile theft and will serve a term in the house of correction.
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Bannock County War Mothers
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Pocatello Stake
Recreation Hall
Alex Boska
Chicago
House of Correction
Frigidaire
Bannock
Power Counties
Pocatello Electric Supply Co
North Main Street
Boating and fishing at Sea Gull bay
Sunday activity reports describe a full day of boating and fishing at Sea Gull bay with the speed boat Yohoy reported in operation.
Brunner Plans Two P A C Net Tourneys
Sports Editor notes a rising interest in tennis across the P A C on three courts. Elmer Brunner says two major tournaments will be held after the Elks convention, likely in the last week of June, feeding entries for the unit meet on July 13.
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Elmer Brunner
Tourist Traffic at Low Ebb This Season
The city tourist park caretaker Firkendall reports a dip in tourist traffic this season, with an uptick in the last ten days. Thirty-two cars registered Friday night from many states, cabins filled, and 23 cabin applicants were turned away due to bad weather.
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Firkendall
Wyoming
Idaho
Ohio
California
Colorado
Montana
Oregon
New York
Oklahoma
Utah
Kansas
Arizona
Washington
Nebraska
Iowa
Morgan
Kirkendall
Vogt Couple Welcome Eight Pound Daughter
Mr and Mrs Fred Vogt of 324 West Bridger welcomed an eight pound daughter born at St Anthony hospital. T M Zilebach formerly Fort Hall Indian agent and now with Indian affairs in Winnebago Nebraska visited Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred C Lewis of 1045 South Third Avenue plan to travel Monday to Oklahoma City to inspect property they own in the oil field of that region.
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Fred Vogt
West Bridger
St Anthony Hospital
T. M. Zilebach
Fort Hall Inwan
Winnebago
Neb
Fred C Lewis
South Third Avenue
Oklahoma City
Measure Took Year and a Half to Clear Slate
The measure began form in a Senate House committee near the end of the Coolidge era and spent years in revision. Initiated by President Hoover with a focus on agriculture, it faced record delays across three Congress sessions and has become a campaign issue as Republicans claim rate changes cover about 32 percent.
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House
Coolidge
Congress
Hoover
Farm relief bill critique from 1929 session debate
A political summary notes Democrats and Republicans in the Senate altered farm relief bill rates during revision. It claims the changes ignored the party in power’s pledge and exceeded the President's limits set for the special session opened April 15 1929.
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Senate
Schmeling’s World Title Bid Strong After Sharkey Win
June 14 AP reports pendulum shifts toward Max Schmeling’s claim to the world heavyweight title after his four round win over Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. Stanley Isaacs of the NBA weighed recognition, while the New York State Athletic Commission signaled a possible local endorsement. Chairman James Parley cautioned fights are decided in the ring, and Williem Muldoon questioned Schmeling’s hold due to the bout’s unsatisfactory ending. Schmeling, guest of honor at a German luncheon, praised the crowd but admitted he was a “bad fighter.”
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New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Cincinnati
Stanley Isaacs
National Boxing Association
James & Parley
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmelig
Williem Muldoon
Schmeling
Washington statue comes gilded with gold paint at Boise
The George Washington statue on the Idaho statehouse grounds received a gold paint coating by the Department of Public Works. Ostner’s 1865 equestrian sculpture of Washington, carved from Boise basin yellow pine, has a history of funding, travel, and formal dedication with lawmakers, Indians, soldiers, and citizens in attendance.
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Boise
George Washington
Department of Public Works
State House
Charlies Ostner
Ostner
Boise Basin
State Historical Society
General Grant
Washington
Judge Broderick
San Francisco
Germany
A& Portage
Historical Society
America
Commonwealth
Ella Reed
Ballard
Frank Ganahl
Lawyer questions Ada Calvert in New York court
In a New York court Ada Calvert is questioned by a lawyer as a witness. She responds jokingly that she is not married but still hopeful at age 48.
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New York
Ada Calvert
Ugly mans contest winner donates prize to Melbourne hospital
Ro M. Raney won a $30,000 ugly mans contest and donated the prize to Melbourne hospital. In Picet, Enx a church choir faced a strike after being ordered to wear stiff collars.
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Picet
Enx
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