Guardsmen in Annual Meet at Idaho Camp
The Idaho National Guard begins a two week encampment near Pocatello with 600 guardsmen from infantry and cavalry units. Major instructors from the regular army join Col. W. S. Titus as camp commander, while funding totals about 63,000 with 22,000 in payrolls and 4,900 for subsistence.
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Idaho National Guard
Bolas Barracks
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Battalion of Infantry
116Th Cavalry
France
Regular Army
Mack Garr
Sth Cavalry
Fort BD
A. Russell
M. C. Inman
Fort George
Pocatello Guardsmen
209Th Insey
Boise
Idaho Falls realty forum discusses Pacific coast real estate issues
P Eckelman a representative of the California State Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Idaho Falls realty board forum at noon Monday. He addressed real estate problems facing dealers on the Pacific coast and offered advice on future board activities in the area. Ralph Edmunds said he was invited by the Northwestern Real Estate Association to speak at its annual convention in Bellingham Wash August 14.
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Tne
Idaho Rae
P. Eckelman
Ca Statey Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Falls Realty Board
Lifichem
Eckelman
Pacific Coast
Ralph Edmunds
Northwestern Real Estate Association
Bellingham
Wash
Tech Graduate Rapidly Promoted to Caldwell Drugstore
John K Powers, a recent graduate from the pharmacy school, left Blackfoot for Caldwell after a quick promotion. He joined Joy Drug company's Caldwell store, a larger facility with greater responsibilities, following his graduation on the 4th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Tech
John Ke, Owers
Harmacy
Joy Drug Company
Caldwell
Powers
Pioneer Woman of Ammon Dies Sunday
Nettie Ball wife of Phineas Ball of Ammon died in a local hospital Sunday morning after months of illness. A member of a prominent Bonneville county family active in agriculture she was born in Utah 42 years ago. She leaves an adopted two month old son and several siblings including Mrs Kimma Beazer Utah and Mrs Elisabeth Bennett. Funeral services will be held in Ammon Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of the L D S church.
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Idaho Falla
Nettie Ball
Phineas Ball
Ammon
Kimma Beazer
Utah
Elisabeth Bennett
Bertha McDonald
Anna Hodgen
Hannah Beazley
Laura Ray
Jos Fleet Walter
Alden
Leonard Doe
L. D
Pocatello Couple Are Married in Blackfoot
Miss Margrette R Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Jones and J Fnife Bingham son of Mr and Mrs B N Bingham of Groveland were married at the home of the groom by Rev J J Fleming on Monday evening in Blackfoot. A large reception followed and they left for a two weeks honeymoon in California. They will be at home in Pocatello after July 10. The groom is an electrician and the bride has been a bookkeeper for the W C A in Pocatello.
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Blackfoot
Margarette R Jones
T. R Jones
J Fnfe Bingham
B. N. Bingham
Grovelani
J. J. Fleming
Alifor‘ala
Pocatello
Idaho Falls Lodge Holds Annual Flag Day Exercises
Idaho Falls lodge R. P. O. I marked Flag Day with a 2:40 p.m. program featuring Star Spangled Banner, an orchestra, prayers, a flag record, solos by Virgil McHan and Mrs. J. K. Clayton, a patriotic address by Rev. Horace Turner, and selections including The Call of the Flag, Ellis' Tribute to the Flag, and America. Participants included Harold Alvord and Paul Peterson.
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Idaho Falls
U. S
Gramram
Virgil McHan
Harold Alvord
Esquire
Junior League Pale Shines in Blackfoot Fair Baseball
In Blackfoot on June 16 the Elks' Junior League baseball games enter their third season with large crowds. Fourth ward beat First ward 8 to 2 with eight hits to four and four errors to five.
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Blackfoot
Elks
Births and travel notes from Blackfoot June issue
The Blackfoot Tribune records the birth of a baby on June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Staing. It also notes travel of Orla M. Swanger and Mackay guests, wedding trip to California, and various local movements including Jack Campbell leaving Mackay for Idaho Falls, Harvey Walker returning to Arco with cattle, and Judge Adair escorting his parents to the train. Additional items mention the Swauger family, Del Bubenas and Jai Kelley en route to Montana, and Mrs. Jones welcoming June arrival.
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Blackfoot
Howard Staing
E . Edgington
Adair
Orla M. Swanger
Mackay
California
Jack Carr
Fratakaee
Swauger
Orla Swauger
Jack Campbell
Bee
Ralph W. Adair
Pocatello
George Butts
Herbert A. Jones
Victim of Car Train Crash Dies in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls June 16 Mrea Aaron Adams 48 died in a local hospital from injuries after a car carrying her family was struck by a northbound Vans Pacific train near Roberts last week. She was daughter of Mrs. J A Ledvina and wife of Aaron Adams, a Roberts farmer, with one son and a daughter surviving. Funeral services set for Wednesday morning at the Catholic church in Roberts.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mrea
Aaron Adams
Roberts
Bucklins Return to California From Idaho Falls Visit
Idaho Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bucklin arrived from Calexico California where they now reside. Bucklin previously served on the Idaho Falls police force and will spend summer in Idaho Falls before returning to the Mexican border area. Also visiting are Mrs. M A Dunkle and Mrs James A Brown with two daughters Evanson Wyoming. The Misses Violet and Bernice Johannessen from Salt Lake City will summer with their parents Oscar Johannesen. The body of Mrs Sadie Barry will arrive from Boise for funeral at Rose Hill cemetery. she was married to the late Richard Barry and survived by two daughters Alpena and Florence.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Harry Bucklin
Calexico
Calif
James A. Brown
Evanston
Wyo
J. E. Guest
Dunkle
Brown
Guest
Violet
Bernice Johannessen
Salt Lake
Oscar Johannesen
Tah State University
Sadie Barry
Boise
Idahio Falle
Rose Hill Cemetery
Radio Programs for Tuesday June 16
A listing of radio schedules across multiple stations including East coast West coast and major cities. Programs feature music orchestras concerts ballads and children and police department segments with times from early morning to late night.
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POOAT
KTHS
KDKA
WCCO
WREO
KFOA
KPO
KGO
KGW
Regina
Seattle
Hollywood
KQO
Oakland
Portland
KHYJ
Los Angeles
ENX
Francisco
KFDM
Beaumont- M
WRAP
Fort Worth
Legion Urges Fast Response On Endowment Drive
National Field Secretary Robert E. Driscoll urged rapid support for the American Legion Endowment Fund during a swing through Idaho. Counties across southern Idaho showed strong over subscriptions, with Ada and Canyon counties among leaders. Bannock remained underfunded, though local towns reported gains. Driscoll stressed the fund aids orphans and disabled veterans as the drive proceeds nationwide.
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Legion
Robert E. Driscoll
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
American Legion Fund
Bannock County
United States
Adams
Canyon
Minidoka
Oneida
Twin Falls
Valley
Owyhee
Teton
Bonneville
Jourome
Bingham
Lincoln
Kenner
Butte
Fremont
Idaho
Latah
Franklin
Clark
Jefferson
Madison
Ada County
Jesse Hawley
George A. Winkler
Adams County
Canyon County
T. J. Mahoney
Downey
Driscoll
Acon
Thee
Hazelton County
Bannock County Seeks Full War Orphans Quota Support
Mr Driscoll urges Bannock County and Pocatello to meet serving war orphans quotas citing past drives in 1917 1918 and urging personal solicitations. He notes Utah and local leaders backing the campaign and recalls Langtry memoirs as context for public interest.
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Ion Homes
Pocatello and Bannock
Driscoll
Nurses in London Observed in White Dresses Each June
Among nurses caring for wealthy children in London a long standing custom requires them to wear white dresses on the first of June and not before, regardless of heat. A parallel rule forbids changing back into warm clothes until autumn.
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London
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Idaho State News
Scholl
Bannock
America
Europe
Povaremans
Nate
Cunter GT
Abe Cohan
Jlomas
N. Hayes Avenue
J. E. Edgerton Company
Arthur Ave
Pocatello Tribune
Mammoth Idaho
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Pocatello, Idaho
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