History fete to feature national figures at Fort Hall centennial
Prominent men will address the Fort Hall Centen nial in Pocatello August 3 through 8. Speakers include Senator William E. Borah and Burton L. French, with programs on trappers, pioneers, and Idaho history led by Dr. W. H. Jackson and others.
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Burton L. French
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Byron Defenbach
Lewiston
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Minnie Howard
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Omaha
George Albert Smith
Salt Lake City
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Boise
Political currents mix as Idaho races heat up
The Buzz notes debates over coroner qualifications and hints at potential physician candidates for state offices. It reports on Judge Terrell entering the Democratic congressional race, Downing and Jones as district judge prospects, and the impact of T. C. Coffin's death on local politics.
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R. M. Terrell
Terrell
J. L. Downing
R. W
Casey) Jones
Casey
Debating Idaho Politics Maneuvering Shapes Power Shifts
A tense draft of Idaho political moves shows governor backed by Lee Ben Lewis Williams considering shifts among D. Worth Clark Tommy Terrell and Frank Meek as contenders. Rumors swirl about replacing Miller and reassigning roles, with Meek and Burroughs referenced amid an evolving scene in the state.
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Lee Ben J
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Olmer
Congress
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Lee Ben
Lewis Williams
Ben
Girard
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Worth
Williams
Frank Meek
Caldwell
Clark
Frank Burroughs
Idaho Pioneer
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Tommy Coffin
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Pocatello
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Symbols and names mark Old Fort Hall visit and bids
The piece highlights ideals behind a newspaper, praising Joe Murphy as a popular visitor. It notes Jos representing the state on a viaduct demolition job and mentions Judge Houde at 77, still active and planning a Republican congressional bid. Also featured are Judge Downing and Harry Wilson in Amundsen's show window.
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Spug) Murphy
Old Fort Hall
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E. G. Houde
J. L. Downing
Harry Wilson
Amundsen
Rawlins Child Dies in Lewiston Utah
Reuel Beach Rawlins aged 4 died of pneumonia in Lewiston Utah. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Reuel L Rawlins, former Pocatello residents with many friends here. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM in the Lewiston First Ward L D S chapel.
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Reuel L. Rawlins
Lewiston
Utah
Pocatello Hospital Alumni Meet At Home
A meeting of the Pocatello General Hospital Alumni association will convene Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank McKinnon 803 N Grant. Mr and Mrs Harold Cochrane 1147 N Hayes announce the birth of a son at the General hospital.
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Journeying Wyeth Sublett party attacked by Blackfeet
After a three day trek from Pierre’s Hole toward the Teton basin, Milton Sublett’s twenty men and Wyeth’s eleven are ambushed by about thirty Blackfeet. Alfred K. Stevens is fatally shot, George More mortally wounded, and Captain Wyeth with Sublett escort distance planned for Salmon River. John Wyeth recounts the scene and notes Flathead kindness while describing Indian customs and a healing practice observed after Pierre’s valley battle.
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John Wyeth
George More
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Alfred K. Stevens
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Idaho Osteopathic Convention Opens in Bannock Hotel
The twenty ninth annual Idaho Osteopathic association meeting runs Monday and Tuesday at the Bannock hotel with physicians from Idaho and nearby states. Registration starts Monday morning. Dr. W A Schwab of Chicago will speak along with Drs C R Whittenberger O R Meredith L D Anderson and F H Thurston. Visitors tour the city Monday afternoon. a banquet closes Monday activities as sessions continue Tuesday.
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Bannock Hotel
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W. A. Schwab
Chicago
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Caldwell
O. R. Meredith
Nampa
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Most venomous poisons from a wound and immediate treatment
The passage notes that the most venomous poisons come from wounds and emphasizes that the means of treating this poison are always at hand, highlighting accessible remedies and cautions for immediate care.
Reduced Summer Rates for Wind Instrument Training
The richest child is poor without musical training. Mr. Gardner, wind instrument instructor at the Uni, will teach trumpet, clarinet, trombone, flute and all wind instruments in Pocatello this summer. Phone 2020.
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Pocatello
Governor Returns To Idaho Capital
Governor C Ben Ross spoke on drought relief progress in Idaho after returning from eastern Idaho where he addressed a Franklin celebration. He cited the program's magnitude as the main holdup and announced talks in Caldwell with Native Daughters of Idaho and a log cabin memorial dedication. He planned a July 4 address at Bovill Idaho.
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Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Franklin
Bovill
Three Die in Spur Car Crash Injuring Eleven
A three car collision at the north edge of Spur leaves three dead Mrs Harvey Holley of Dickens and her son Laney Holley 12 and Joe Collier of Spur. Eleven others are injured with some expected to recover.
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Tex
Harvey Holley
Dickens
Laney Holley
Joe Collier
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