Idahoan Floyd Jones Dies at San Diego Naval Hospital
Malad Idaho, June 17 Floyd Jones 22 died at 11 p m Saturday at the U S naval hospital San Diego following an operation and tetanus. He enlisted in the Marines in 1923 and was from Malad, survived by his parents, a sister Mae Bennett and two brothers William and Elvin. The body will be brought from Salt Lake City. His older brother Thomas died in France while in service. Floyd was a member of Malad camp Modern Woodmen.
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Malad
William P. Jones
San Diego
Cal
Floyd
U. S. Naval Hospital
Thomas
France
Floyd Jones
U. Marine
Naval Hospita
Mae Bennett
William
Elvin
Barney P. Jones
Salt Lake
Downey Social News Highlights Local Outings
Odetta Aldous Rose Bybee Lucile Aldous and Erne Kingsford drove to McCammon Friday night for a dance. LeRoy Saveson and family plus Ivin Hancock enjoyed Lava Hot Springs baths Sunday. Porter family left for St. Anthony. George Salvesen and children visited Lava Hot Springs.
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George Salvesen
Lava Hot Springs
Noted rupture appliance expert to give free demonstration
On the above date the rupture appliance expert F. Redlich will demonstrate a modern device for hernia support. The ad claims mail order trusses and bands worsen conditions, urging prompt attendance to seek relief before surgery becomes necessary.
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F. Redlich
Redlich
Funeral for Mary Ann Watson Held at Blackfoot
Funeral services for Mary Ann Watson wife of the late Bishop Watson were conducted at the L D S tabernacle in Blackfoot. Bishop W K Bills led the service with speeches by Mrs Frank Hess Joseph Cutler Herbert C Rich former Bishop Englestram and President Duckworth. Music was provided by relief members and instrumentalists. burial followed at Grove City Cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Mary Ann Watson
Watson
L. D
Tabernacle
W. K. Bills
Peter G. Johnston
Frank Hess
Joseph Cutler
Hebert. C. Rich
Englestram
Pocatello
Duckworth
First
Second Ward
Kk. P. Munson
George Clark
Howeld Hammond
Parkinson
George T. Marshall
Grove City
Veteran Short Line Station Agent Dies in Blackfoot
J W Counell, veteran Oregon Short Line agent in Blackfoot Idaho, died Monday after a brief illness believed brain tumor. He was 47, born in Whiteville North Carolina, 19 years westward, 18 with the OO Station. Survived by wife Ruth Drolinger and four children. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev O E Butler officiating.
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Blackfoot
J. W. Counell
Counell
Salt Lake
Whiteville
N. C
Oregon Short Line Railway
Marysville
Idaho
Ruth Drollinger
E. Me Camamthe Eden
Pont
Rev
O. E. Butler
Boys Find Dynamite Caps Averted Serious Accident
In Bancroft on Monday a group of boys found around nineteen dynamite caps at the H. P. Colbeer barn and tested one with a rock. Elvin Cornelison, 12, suffered injuries to his body and limbs, chest most seriously, but none are considered life threatening. Medical aid was given and the full extent of injuries remained undetermined. Residents on the town’s west side heard the blast.
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Bancroft
H. P. Colbeer
Elvin Cornelison
Bara Cornelison
Residents and Visitors Enjoy Lava Hot Springs Outing
Miss Lermavis Henry Harkness and Marry Krussman came from Pocatello to spend a day in Lava Hot Springs. George Harnim and daughter Gertrude joined from Grace while Mrs Dave Daniels of Pocatello enjoyed mineral baths. Several families from Malad Grace Aberdeen and Balt Lake visited the area over the weekend and dressed in local hospitality as they traveled to Pocatello and West Yellowstone for summer plans.
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Mra
FY. T. Rowland
Misson
Mildred
Winnie
May Jones
Jones
Verl Jones
Malad
A Mee
Henry Daniels
Age Medford
Lavern Gibson
Grace
George Harnim O
BK. C. Jones
Pocatello
David Willams
Balt Lake
Williams
George Bower
West Yellowstone
Ta. Coborn
Nettle
Aberdeen
L D S Church at Rose Burns in Blackfoot Idaho
The L D S meeting house at Rose near Blackfoot was destroyed by fire early Monday. Neighbors noticed smoke and a farmer alerted the Rose garage. by 6 30 am nothing remained. The building was new and insured, with losses including piano and organ.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Rose
Groveland
Bishop Gardner
Fourth Ward Ball Players Defeat Second Ward 12 to 2
In Blackfoot on June 11 the Fourth ward baseball team defeated the Second ward 12 to 2 after a tight 3 to 2 battle through eight innings. Billie Payne hit a three base and a two base hit. Bybee and Payne pitched for Fourth ward with Joe Burnett catching. Johnston, Giles pitched for Second ward with Oram catching.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Joe Burnett
Second Ward
Johnston
Giles
Oram
Fifteen Carloads Wool From Emmett Shipped to Lawrence Mass
Fifteen carloads of wool, about 450000 pounds, are being shipped from Emmett’s Gem Fruit Union warehouse to the American Woolen company in Lawrence Massachusetts. Most wool belongs to Andrew Little and was graded by A Livingston Jr Boston expert. Little’s wool is divided into six grades. Van Deusen Bros shipped about 100000 pounds of Emmett Frost Growers Association wool to Portland last week for Boston. The Emmett shipment here totaled nine cars.
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Emmett
Andrew
Walter
Sam Little
Gem Fruit Union
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Mass
Andrew Little
A. Livingston Jr
Boston
A. Livingston Sr
Europe
Australia
Heo
Andrew Ittle
Little
van Deusen Bros
Emmett Frost Growers’ Association
Portland
Bancroft Update Briefs On Local Departures
Mrs Roy Van Orden departed for Balt Lake to visit indefinitely with relatives and friends. Mrs Reed of Sidney Iowa arrived to visit indefinitely with her son Perry Need. McCann visited recently with her mother and a patient remains at the hospital.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Roy van Orden
Balt Lake
Mra. Reed
Sidney
Iowa
Perry Need
We McCann
N. Whota
Pda Sevings
Cattle Epidemic in California Under Tight Watch
Boise reports California’s hoof and mouth outbreak is monitored with fewer new infections after June 6 to 13. Officials tally 92,678 animals killed across 15 counties and note control not eradication. Idaho weighs restrictions as inter-state talks on uniform quarantines continue.
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Boise
M. A. Means
W. R. Smith
State Department of Agriculture
California
Idaho
Alameda
Contra
Fresno
Kern
Los Angeles
Madera
Merced
San Bernardino
San Joaquin
Solano
Stanislaus
Tulare
Tuolomne
Mariposa
Local visits and travel through American Falls on weekend
American Falls on the weekend saw Francis Mantelnne en route from Pocatello to Rockland visiting family there. Rebecca Pilgrim returned from Pocatello to American Falls and joined sister Mrs Kidd. Vernon Glasscock and family of Landing plus Henry Rock from Rockland were among Saturday visitors. Margaret Creasy and Mrs Oliver hosted in town. town shops welcomed Mrs Rockett and other visitors.
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American Falls
Francis [Mantelnne
Pocatello
Rockland
J. E. Hautzinger
Rebecca Pilgrim
H. J. Kidd
Vernon Glasscock
Landing
Will Fifield
William Brown
Bonanza
Amer ‘Ican Falls
Margaret Creasy
Mra
Tom Oliver
H. L. Kidd
Misa Rebecca Piligum
Baugh Hotel
Henry Rock
George Yates
Hana Holmes
Charles Rockett
American Falla
Stolen Ford Coupe Belongs to Clyde Pease
A Ford coupe owned by Clyde Pease, a shop mechanic for Billa Auto, was stolen from in front of the Bille garage on Pacific Street between midnight and 7 am January 14. The car was fully insured and the Insurance Company offers a $26 reward for its recovery.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Jung
Clyde Pease
Billa Auto Company
Bille
Pacific Street
Idaho Diabetes Death Rate Among Industrial Policyholders
Idaho records the lowest diabetes death rate in the nation among wage earners in cities, based on 1923 death claims from 13 million white industrial policyholders. The insurer notes a U S rate of 16.9 per 100000, while Idaho reports 8.9, reflecting significant regional health variation.
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Idaho
Tha Wate
United States
Canada
Malad Social Roundup Notes Memorial Day Observances
Malad residents report travel to Pocatello Salt Lake City and Ogden for business and visitation. Memorial Day events were held at the Presbyterian church with a service by Rev E J Hanks and cemetery decorating.
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Malad
J. J. Chambers
E. J. Kelley
Pocatello
Mary Ellen Evans
Salt Lak
T. W. White
Ashville
Wnh
Norman. Crowne
Salt Lake
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Hanks
St. John
Cherry Creek
J. Folland
Nardine
Salt Lake City
Royce Jones
Neva
Ogden
Dewc; Jones
Pocatello College Students Return for Summer Months
Pocatello students from the University of Idaho and other colleges return home for the summer. Names include Raymond Burbridge George Elrod Curtis Bohrscheld Karl Kesiska Delran Marmon Russell Jarboe James Grant Jay Merrill Conway Stratford Raymond Woodmansee and others from Gonzaga Mount Angel Columbia and Utah schools. Pavlova the Russian dancer also reportedly practices daily in front of a large mirror.
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Pocatello
University of Idaho
Raymond Burbridge
George, Elrod
Curtis Bohrscheld
Karl Kesiska
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Geo
Delran Marmon
Mount Angel College
St. Benedict
Ore
Russell Jarboe
Two Marriages Involving Baral Neely Hansen at Baral L. Neely’s Home
On Saturday Probate Judge Good conducted two marriage ceremonies. Baral L. Neely of Povatello wed Ise Alva Hansen of Wapello, and H. K. Loveland of Rifle married Jessie McGavin of Idaho Falls.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Good
Baral L. Neely
Povatello
Ise Alva Hansen
Wapello
H. K. Loveland
Rifle
Jessie McGavin
Idaho Falla
Visiting in Blackfoot
Dr. Allan Munn and wife and Mr and Mrs Thomas P Nash of Bellingham are guests of Mr and Mrs B A Bell on their return trip from Yellowstone Park in Blackfoot Idaho.
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Blackfoot
Tribune Spee
Allan Munn
Thomas P. Nash
Bellingham, Wash
Yellowstone Park
Afr
B. A. Bell
Flappers in Bamoan Islands Adopt Auburn Hair Tint
Native flappers in the Bamoan islands bob their hair and apply a fashionable auburn tint using a wash derived from leaves of a wild plant. The practice reflects local style trends as they emulate global fashion notions.
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Bamoan Islands
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