Seventeen New Members Added to University Staff
University of Idaho announces 17 new faculty appointments for the coming year. Promotions include J G Eldridge as acting dean, Silas A. Davis as time dean, and John H Cushman as English professor. Several English and science instructors elevated, with new roles in journalism, botany, economics, and engineering. Athletic staff changes include basketball mentor and lime coach postings. summer announcements pending.
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Melvin Rader
Geoffrey G. Coop
Oren
Fitegerald Hav
University of Washington
Goops
University of British Columbia
University of California
Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College
Fitzgerald
Salt Lake
John H. Cushman
Forward F. Mason
Ada Burke
M. A. Larsen
Talbot Jennings
Charles R. Wade
Cameron King
Leon F. Jensen
Imsh
Jess Buchanan
A. G. Darwin
A. P. Ludberg
American Bridge Company
Gary
Indiana
L. C. Cady
Nard DeSault
William Cone
Alonzo Martin
I. W. Carter
Neil P. Batley
Thomas Dahm
Angell
RB. A. Diettert
Lois Clark
Michigan State College
Herma Albertson
University of Idaho
Glen W. Sutton
School of Commerce and Finance
Indiana University
Parker M. Holmes
Chicago University
J. Marshall Gersting
Eatin
R. C. Engberg
Agricultural Experiment Station
Elizabeth Johnson
University of Minnesota
Iowa State College
Leah Tuttle
Edima Peterson
Essor
Wm. Bunch
T. J. Pritchards
Vera Norton
Josephine Brossard
Dean Angell
Lydia Bue
Maurince Chenoweth
Marie Johnson
First Ward Boys Triumph in 21-12 Victory Over Second Ward
In Blackfoot on Thursday evening the First Ward boys defeated the Second Ward 21 to 12. Hans and Merkley served as Second Ward batteries while Ludi and Wright were the First Ward batteries. The First Ward hit three home runs to the Second Ward’s two. A game between the First Ward and the Indians is scheduled for Monday night.
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Tribune
Hans
Merkley
Ludi
Wright
Indians
City Council Receives Zonal Register for Law Enforcement
Breexfoot June 17 reports Bills Auto Company delivered a new zonal register to the city council for transfer to the city police. The device will aid in pursuing law violators within city limits.
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Tribune
Bills Auto Company
Rodeo Attractions Set for Blackfoot Event
Stewart Hoover Post American Legion hosts world champion cowboy clown Homer Holcomb in Blackfoot for a rodeo June 23 to 25. Accompanying Holcomb is Pendleton Pendleton 1925 bronco champ Guy Cash of Grangeville, an all around bulldogger bronco rider and calf roper, with Bud Buckley of Pomeroy WA as announcer and race rider.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Stewart Hoover Post American Legion
Homer Holcomb
the Post
Guy Cash
Grangeville
Idaho
Pendleton
Gregon
Holcomb
Cash
Bud Buckley
Pomeroy, Wash
Prescott Burrell Native of Presto Dies in Arizona Hospital
Prescott Burrell, 45, a Presto district pioneer, died in a Tucson veterans hospital after wartime service and prolonged illness. He survived by his wife, two sons, and three sisters in Firth, Pocatello, and Presto. His body likely will be buried in Grove City cemetery beside his parents.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Prescott Burrell
Presto
Burrell
France
United States
California
Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson
Arizona
Idaho
R. Wilkie
Firth
B. ¥. Bolling
Pocatello
H. K. Williams
Grove City Cemetery
Associate Professor to Be Acting Dean of Law
Silas A. Harris, associate professor of law, will serve as acting dean of the University College of Law next year in Dean R. M. Davis's absence. Davis has a Harvard teaching and research fellowship and will spend winter there, with summer writing for the Yale Law Review in Cambridge. Harris has been on the Idaho faculty since 1924 and holds a J. D. from the University of Chicago.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Silas A. Harris
University College of Law
R. M. Davis
A. H. Upham
Dean Davis
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale Law Review
Chicago University
Harris
Idaho
Simpson College
University of Chicago
Crops prosper in southwest Idaho during week
The United States Weather Bureau Boise summary reports good rains and warm sun from June 8 to 14. Grain potatoes fruit beans and sugar beets show bright prospects while haying progresses and pastures provide ample feed as livestock fare well across the district.
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Boise
Idaho
United States Weather Bureau
Pocatello Woman Named Officer of Idaho O E S Silver Jubilee
Mrs. Flora B. Jones of Blackfoot was elected grand worthy matron at Idaho Eastern Star silver jubilee session. A. C. Galloupe of Placerville was named grand worthy patron with several other officers elected. Installation set for the final session tomorrow.
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Pocatello
Idaho O. E. S
Fred Phinney
Coeur d'Alene
Bertha Forbes
Kellogg
Euelah Malone
Twin Falls
Marriage license issued in Swan Lake and Moreland pair
County clerk H Andrew Benson issued a marriage license on Thursday to Klosfail Busenbark of Swan Lake Idaho and Ruby Clark of Moreland Idaho. Emily Stuart Week in Greenwich Connecticut sold a colonial era house once bought for 100 pounds sterling for 200000 dollars.
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Tribune
H. Andrew Benson
Klosfail Busenbark
Swan Lake
Idaho
Ruby Clark
Moreland
Greenwich
Conn
Emily Stuart Week
Unidentified Man Found Dead in Rock Creek near Twin Falls
A man about 40 years old, five foot eleven and 300 pounds, was found dead in Rock Creek a mile and a half south of Twin Falls. No ID on the body and investigators hope laundry marks on a handkerchief and shirt will help identify him. He wore dark trousers, a good shirt and black work shoes.
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Twin Falls
Rock Creek
Rodent Control Campaign Lays Out County Plan
Melvin R Thomas of the Biological Survey visits Soda Springs with Caribou county agent Mr. Anderson to organize a squirrel poisoning drive. The survey will supply about 2400 pounds of poison free of charge, with the county expected to match. Distribution will be district based under Thomas guidance across Ten Mile Pass Besmoussen Diamond Lanes Bridge and Tin Cup districts.
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Boda Springs
Melvin R Thomas
Soda Springs
Anderson
Caribou
Thomas
Ten Mile Pass
Besmoussen Valley
Diemond Creek
Lanes Creek
Bridge Creek
Tin Cup
Caribou County Sheep Club plans Fourth of July parade float
In Soda Springs on June 17 the Caribou County Sheep club will meet at the court house on Saturday to decide if they enter a float in the Fourth of July parade. University of Idaho assistant animal husbandman Mr. Montgomery will instruct on flock care. Bannock County ag agent Mr. Thomett discussed extension work with Caribou county agent Mr. Anderson. Social notes mention American Legion auxiliary and Relief Society gatherings with a theology lesson led by Mrs. Joe Torgesen and card games afterward.
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Soda Springs
Caribou County
Friends pay last respects to Harry W. Curtis
Friends from Blackfoot, Mackay and Ogden gathered to honor Harry W. Curtis at a Thursday funeral. Rev J C Ingham led the home service, with Masonic rites at the grave. Curtis, born August 9 1854 in London, was a pioneer hardware merchant of southeastern Idaho and member of Grove City Lodge No. 33. Survived by son H B Curtis and daughters Mrs George Dore and Ernie Brown. Interment Grove City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Royal Arch Masons
Mr. Curtis
London
America
Idaho
Curtis
H. B
Fred Nelson
H. A. Simmons
L. W. van Akin
R. L Q Osborn
F. C. Christ
W. O. W. Picnic and Address in City Park
Woodmen of the World members from Rexburg Rigby Idaho Falls and Pocatello gathered with local Woodmen families in City park for a picnic supper and a talk by Consul I I Bank of Denver. Mayor F T Peck gave the welcome with L J Chapman replying and introducing Head Consul Bonk, one of the five founders thirty seven years ago. The event featured the Troubadour Orchestra providing music for the dance at Progress hall.
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Blackfoot
Woodmen of the World
Rexburg
Rigby
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
City Park
I. I. Bank of Denver
F. T. Peck
L. J. Chapman
Bonk
Troubadour
Mystic
Progress Hall
Troop E Busy at Camp Regan in Baseball and Drill
At Camp Regan Boise June 17 Troop E 116th Cavalry to meet Troop B this afternoon in a baseball game. Rookie outfit due to extra drill hours limits outside activities while training in hippology drill and close order tactics. Smoker boxing matches last night. dances planned at Columbian Hall with summer school students as guests. Corporal Harrison sidelined three days with gasoline burn injuries.
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Columbian Hall
Ninth and
Washington Street
Edward Harrison
Pocatellio
Howard Stoy
Stoy
Merrill
Thorkildsen
Cavalry Unit Invited to White City Park Dance
Cavalry unit members are invited to attend a dance in their honor at the White City Park Dance Pavilion this evening for a celebratory event and social gathering.
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White City Park
Blackfoot Notes of Summer Assignments and Visits
Lon Oone travels to Dillon to relieve the O S S cashier on vacation. H K Lake named station agent at Trade Idaho for the summer, formerly third trick operator at Blackfoot. Attorney H C McDougall of Pocatello attends to legal business in Blackfoot. Kenneth L Scott Mrs Scott and Lara Whittle drive to Boise for a visit. Ernest Brown and Mrs Brown from Los Angeles come to Blackfoot for the death of Mrs Browns father H W Curtis. New York brief notes Annette Ferring ton fears darkness and writes an essay.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Lon Oone
Dillon
Mont
H. K. Lake
Trade
Idaho
Lake
H. C. McDougall
Pocatello
Kenneth L. Scott
Lara Whittle
Boise
Miss Whittle
Ernest Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
H. W. Curtis
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