Moonshine raid near Burley yields burnt evidence
Federal agents raided a desert still west of Burley finding mash barrels with dead rate flies and 30 feet of lead coil pipe. A small amount of moonshine ignited when touched by a match. No arrests were made as watchers continued through Friday. equipment was demolished and taken to Rupert.
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Rupert
the Tribune
Burley
Fred M. Thompson
Heyburn
Edna Bell
Methodist
Rev. Barnes
Declo
Cole
J. H. Plank
Paul
Louise Kenagy
New York
Niolet Thorpe
Bouder
Colo
Europe
I Rupert High School
Ye . C. P. Groom
Port Rotary Club
Ual Rotary
St. Louis
Dr. Groom
Wichita
John Stutz
L. N. Stutz
Twin Falls
Catarrh Medicine Claim Featured in Local Ad
A fragmented local notice mentions a catarrh medicine claimed to aid rundown constitutions. The ad emphasizes quick effects and general health improvement, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged text.
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Fiall
Bancroft News Roundup Relay From June Visit and Local Notes
Martha Jenings returns home after three weeks with relatives in Newton Utah. The Rigby family, wintering in Newton, Utah, head back to their Bancroft ranch for summer. Elmer Wilson joins the Soda Springs National Guard unit bound for Camp Lewis. Mrs. Margaret Barrus visits Focatello. Miss Liberty Ridg leaves for Berkeley California for summer school. Judson Mabey visits family in Bountiful. Local Ford buyers include Lou Jenkins L Goldstein August Saunders Merril Banks Alex Leod and Dell Rasmussen. Mrs. M A Gordon and son Andrew visit Bancroft. H I Tripp of Salt Lake visits Bancroft. Bancroft residents attend Elks’ celebration in Pocatello. Mrs. S R Watson is ill. Mrs. P M Walker returns from two months with her mother in Montpelier. The Tribune Co. announces low price paper printing.
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Bancroft
the Tribune
Martha Jenings
Newton
Utah
Mose Rigby
Elmer Wilson
Soda Springs
National Guard
Camp Lewis
Margaret Barrus
Focatello
Liberty Ridg
Schoo
Berkley
California
Judson Mabey
Bountiful
Andrew
H. I. Tripp
Salt Lake
Bancroft Yesteray
Pocatello
James Stice
Newell Call
W. Bach
A Roger
Olaf Lundquist
Rl Kelly
R. Watson
P. M. Walker
Chas. Shanklin
Montpelier
Visitors and local residents gather in Lava Hot Springs
Special to the Tribune reports multiple arrivals and visits in Lava Hot Springs. Verge Boyce and family joined Mrs. Boyce's parents for a weekend. Mrs. Arave Jr and daughter visited. Joseph Keulpin and family stayed several weeks for the baths. Molly Peterson returned to Rock Springs after a visit. Bert Anthony of Powers Oregon guests of D W Brave. Laura Balderston returned from Downey. Myers-Trambitas boxing show attendees listed. W R Godfrey and E Gittens visiting Salt Lake. Clinton Piers of Soda Springs visited Thursday.
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Lava Hot Springs
the Tribune
Verge Boyce
Mr. Boyce
Wyo
Molly Peterson
Rock Springs
Bert Anthony
Powers
Oregon
D. W. Brave
Laura Balderston
Downey
Pocatello
Ben Medill
R. G. Bryant
Wallace Burrell
Ben Chapin
Steve Stamos
M. W. Merrill
A. Last
Dave Aslett
George Harnim
E. C. Jones
Emerson Shurtleff
Paul Burton
M. N. Kinsinger
Mike Maher
Lawrence Maher
W. R. Godfrey
E. Gittens
Salt Lake
Clinton Piers
Soda Springs
St Anthony Tailor Killed In Auto Wreck Rexburg
Rexburg June 16 Morris Greenbaum 60 a tailor at St Anthony was killed a few miles south of here Friday afternoon when his car turned over on the highway returning from the Pioneer Day celebration at Rigby Henry Soule of St Anthony was in the car and not seriously hurt An auto load of Rexburg people returning from the celebration reached the scene shortly after Soule was taken to the hospital An English cabinet maker in Newcastle traces a descendant of Chippendale in the same line of trades The International Molders union has spent nearly 4500900 in sick benefits since 1395
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Rexburk
Morris Greenbaum
St. Anthony
Here
Rigby
Henry Soule
Greenbaum
Rexburg
Soule
World's Largest Airplane To Be Tested At Dayton
The Army Air Service at McCook Field plans a first flight for a colossal bomber with a 120 foot wing span, six Liberty engines, and a crew of at least forty. Designed by Walter H Barling, the tri ppidite craft could carry several tons of explosives, capable of sinking ships and demoralizing cities, though it has no passenger facilities.
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Dayton
Witte
Martin
Army Air Service
McCook Field
Army Air Station
Walter H
Ling
Barling
Bagdad Railway Sale Triggers Massive Reconstruction Plan
London reports a major sale of the Anatolian Bagdad Railway section to British financiers headed by Baron Rothschild and Lloyds Bank. The deal includes an immediate 25 million dollars for rebuilding 900 miles destroyed by the Greek retreat and extending 1,200 miles of new lines, aiming to connect Berlin with Bagdad.
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London
Joop 16
Bagdad
Throuch Angora
Konia
Baron Rothschild
Baron Schroder, Bari and Company
Lloyds Bank Wh
Bank Des Cheminé Des Lignes Orientaux
Anatolia
Berlin
Angora
Colby M. Chester
Predicting Machines Will Replace Hand Laborers
An AP dispatch from Cleveland notes a coming industrial revolution in America driven by widespread adoption of machinery. Foundries may shift from small, hand operated shops to mass produced output, risking labor shortages as automation expands over the next decade.
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Cleveland
Atase
America
Saad
Foundry Labor Shifts as Machines Replace Old Roles
Albert E. Howell of Somerville New Jersey predicts a new era in foundry practice with mass production. He notes a shortage of molders and laborers in the east as younger workers avoid molding, fearing job loss to machinery. Foundry staff become specialists, moving away from the all around mechanic model.
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Albert E. Howell
Somerville
N. J
Association
Howell
Cupid's stock exchange booms in postwar Germany
Berlin reports reveal a rise in marriages after war, with Hamburg leading in wedding rate at about 15 per 1000 inhabitants. Berlin and Saxony show lower figures, while Waldeck has the fewest weddings. Germany’s overall marriage rate rose to 10.9 per 1000, births average 23 per 1000, and deaths 12.5 per 1000 in the past year.
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Germany
Hamburg
Republic
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Steinhader Lake
Saxony
Waldeck
Weser
Wuerttemburg
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Offical
Upper Silesia
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