Local News Briefs from Southeast Idaho and Blackfoot
Connie Lindsay returned to Twin Falls after visiting Blackfoot for a week with Stella Lindsay. Devon Miligt, transferred to Roy New Mexico, left Wednesday. Eliott aided Scouts wireless setup in Blackfoot before moving on. Libby Moot took Lotts place. Southeast Idaho Druggists meet at Commercial Club with L B Sure presiding. focus on drought and business activity. 28 due this week. Doris Dunn assisted by Herrick and Clarence. Pocatello couple united. plan Seattle trip before returning home.
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Nacbagt
the Tribune
Connie Lindsay
Wetue
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Stella Lindsay
Devin Miligt
Roy
New Mexico
Eliott
Dder
FE. T F of
Libby
Lott
Southeastern Idaho Druggists Association
L. B
Idaho Falls
St. Aut
Poratello
Rexburg
Yress
Doris Dunn
Herrick
Clarence G
Libel case ends in defendant's verdict for $10,000
Idaho State News Telegraph notes the case of Dr. Percy Whistler vs. Byrd Trego ending in a verdict for the defendant. The text also lists local graduates, appointments, marriage intentions, and assorted notices from Blackfoot and surrounding areas.
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Percy Whistler
Byrd Trego
Harvard College
Browning
Delta Tau Delta
Stylis Society
Osiris Honorary Society
Pi Delta Epsilon
George Wright
Blackfoot
Berkley
Cal
Thomas Koonein
Moreland
George Saltas
Westside
Kooncin
F. J. Feldquist
Virginia
Evelyn
Edward Ward
Francisco
Pole
Quist
Soda Springs Community News Highlights and Small Moves
June 16 reports focus on local happenings. Continental Oil plans a gas station in Soda Springs. Rich Whitman travels to Spokane to continue music studies, formerly studying at Idaho Technical Institute. Local youths attend summer schools in Albion and Pocatello. County Agent Wilson leads work in Wagan Ida with planned divisions in rodent control, parathon, poultry, wheat, oats, barley, home economics, and loans.
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Soda Springs
the Tribune
J. T. Rong
Givation
Continental Compen
Salt Lake City
Soda Prings
Rich Whitman
Soda _ Springs
Walla Walla
Wash
Spokane
Robert Blair
Idaho Technical Institute
Albion
Luella Larson
Ye Frank
McLaughlin
Ethel Hopkins
Pocatello
Joy Nordstrum
Hortonge Horgley
Harry 8. Wilson
Wagan
Ida
Colety
McCammon and Surrounding Areas Note Rain and Community Events
Special to the Tribune reports a light rain in McCammon and nearby Inkom benefiting growing crops. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Monroe of East Lake City Utah and D. Ried of Portland Oregon. A missionary dance for L D S McCammon ward funds is planned, and Idaho Falls baker T. J. Kelley foresees bakery success at the old McCammon News office site. McCammon girls enroll in Idaho Technical Institute summer courses: Evalyn Hale Alda Morris Constance Pack Edna Jensen.
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McCammon
the Tribune
A. H. Monroe
East Lake City
Utah
Topax
D. Ried
Portland
Oregon
Missionary Fund
Bakers ‘Find
T. J. Kelley
Idaho Falls
Kelley
McCammon State Bank
Idaho Technical Institute
Local Notes From American Falls June 16
Special to The Tribune reports a string of social and family items. Laura Cowman visited American Falls en route to Rockland and summer plans with her parents and relatives. Ruth Thornton recently returned from the University of Utah and Miss Freda Howard came home from Oscow University. oil prospecting firm led by Hautzinger views potential showing in Rockland valley. Carolin Webb improves at home after hospital treatment. Lawrence Roy and Cirella Roy travel to Indiana for a two month visit.
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Wayne Thoreson
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Edward Thoreson
Julian Bills
Misa
Dean
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Temple
Ratfair Uarnilo
Concepcion Ochoa
Goshen
Clarence Vance
Mary Henrich
Pocatello
Edward Carruth
J. T. Carruth
Potatoe Club
Thomas
Max Felbaum
Blackfoot High School
University Extension Department
Potato Club
J.H. Warren
Uraday
Carl Gillan
Portland
Blackfoot
J.D. Gillan
Carl Gillilan
Earl Corey
Ann Arbor
Mich
A. Hanson
the Tribune
Laura Cowman
Miss Cown
Rocklap
Jonesman
Anderson
Carl Erickson
Hi Y
Nson
and Stead
Colo
Hailey
Ida
Alb School
Runn m. Boise
American Falls
Joseph Ae Beateinger
Rockland
Carolina Webb
Joe Webb
Bethany Deaconess Hospital
Freda Howard
Oscow University
Miss Howard
Will Howard
Lawrence Roy
Cirella
Roy, Idaho
Tndiana
Bancroft Social News and Local Elections Notes
Mrs. R Lylor hosted the ladies 500 club with guests Mrs Raymond Toolson and Miss Lloyd, high honors awarded to Mrs Hoe White. J D Beamer travels to Pocatello with water district election petitions. Gwendolyn Bench visits Preston. others return from Pocatello. M I A baseball schedule lists Bancroft at Chesterfield and Lind at Hatch. Emma Gossett to Grand Junction, first elders quorum concert for traveling missionaries with a free dance after.
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Pocatello
Briggs McCann
Ebien Eggburt
M. I. A. Baseball League
Bancroft
Chesterfield
Zinceere
Lind and
Hatch
And
J. K. Davis
Jack
Tyhee Social Club Meeting and Community Events
Tyhee hosts a social gathering at Mrs. Merle Bidwell's home with refreshments and plans a June 22 meeting at Mrs. F Baker. The Tyhee and Fairview Sunday schools joined for Children’s Day at Fairview park with a children's program and park dinner. MIA Field Day featured a lawn lunch, contests, and evening dancing.
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the Tribune
Tyhee
Fairview Park
Bradfield
Fairview
Wagner
Smith
Pocatello
Arbon Valley Notes: Rain, Postmistress, and Travel
In Arbon Idaho June 16 special to the Tribune. Thomas Bailey left for Pocatello to attend Idaho Tech summer term. George Hessel visited with cousin George Bolinger then returned home. Mrs E A Logan acts as postmistress awaiting permanent appointment. A timely rain aided crops over the valley, with showers continuing.
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Arbon
the Tribune
Thomas Bailey
Po‘catello
Idaho Tech
George Hessel
George Bolinger
Pocatello
E. A. Logan
Idaho’s Gerald Gill wins two mile coast record in 1922 meet
University of Idaho star Gerald Gill shattered the Pacific Coast conference two mile mark with a 9 minutes 42.5 seconds run at the 1922 championships, a performance lauded as extraordinary by Seattle Post-Intelligencer sport writer Portus Baxter. Gill’s victory came ahead of Koepp of Oregon, Walker of Oregon Agricultural, and Washburn of Washington State, as analysts note his pace and judgment could lower the world record of 9.6 minutes set by Shrubb in 1904.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Coun
Gerald Gill
Idaho
Portus Baxter
Seattle Post-Inteligencer
Baxter
Gill
Hobart
Oregon Agricultural College
al Goldsmith
Koepp
Oregon
Walker
Washburnn
Washington State College
Pacific Northwest
A. Shrubb
Rames
Illinois woman recounts relief from goitre operation
Mrs. Lelia M. Anders of Belleville Illinois reports she was saved from surgery by Sorbol Quadruple a four color less liniment. She offers to tell how she benefited and invites readers to get free information at Whittlesey's Pharmacy.
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Tllinois
Lelia M. Anders
Belleville
BR. No
Whittlesey’s
Unclear health advertisement with misread OCR text
Fragmentary text promotes a dubious remedy claiming to purify the blood and improve complexion. It mentions skin eruptions and a rosy lip glow and describes effects on the face and body, using odd phrasing and inconsistent names.
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