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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

2

Government reports on labor conditions in Northwest states

June bulletin from Spokane outlines untrained labor surplus across Washington Oregon and Idaho and directs applicants to contact U S employment offices. It notes upcoming jobs in Seattle Puget Sound fruit and berry canneries in Salem Medford Hood River The Dalles Walla Walla Yakima Ellensburg and southern Idaho with wages per crate and local office contacts.

Spokane Washington Oregon Idaho U. S Employment Service Office Seattle Puget Sound USS Star Washington Street Tacoma Everett Bellingham Salem Medford Hood River Dalles Proguos Parker Apty ‘O U. S The Dale of the Apple Growers’ Association Third Tee Cascade Avenue Walla Walla, Wash Umatilla County Main Street Walla Walls Wenatchee Yakima Ellensburg Farm Bureau Colfax Idan Generial Twin Pall Idaho Palls

Downey Social Roundup Notes Travel and Health Moves

Downey residents report visits and trips across Utah and Idaho. Mrs Taylor’s health prompts a move to Ogden, while Mrs Burrup and family visit Hedley Potee Jr. in Downey friends. Several families plan vacations to Southern California and Salt Lake City.

Downey T. L. Perkins Kansas City Auile Misseou Neal John Mr. Perkins W .E Burrup Ogder Eneing C. W .Savior Ogden Taylor C. W. Taylor Burrup Hedley Potee, Jr Worden Montana Hunney Project Richard Armstrong Robin A C. Anderwey Kenneth Hamilton Hamilton Justin Smith Smith Overland California Downey State Bank Mistes Verda Mabel Selvesen Salt Lake City Miss George Paris Verda Livesen M. Anderson Cache Junction L. Perkins Tpelier F B Porter Asee Thursisy Homg Anthony

Rain Causes Widespread Relief in Southeastern Idaho

Farmers and stockmen hailed a general general rain in southeastern Idaho totaling 0.88 inches by 6 am Sunday, easing a long drought. The steady soaking rain helped crops and pasture, with Blackfoot and Shelley districts reporting 12,500 acres of beets in need of moisture after a weekend windstorm damaged a large tent and disrupted a Chau tauqua event.

Tereu Blackfoot Idaho Shelley

Special Section Honors Pioneers at Blackfoot Jubilee Parade

The June 17 Blackfoot TRIBUNE notes honoring pioneers who arrived with the railroad 50 years ago. A Golden Jubilee parade on June 20 will include a special section led by Dr. V. C. White, with care funded by the Blackfoot chamber of commerce. Residents aged 50 years past are asked to contact Dr White.

Blackfoot Idaho Blacefoot

Infant Dies at Blackfoot

Little Wray Vern Webb three months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Webb of Lehi Utah, died at his grandparents home in Blackfoot Idaho after a three day illness. The infant had been visiting relatives for ten days. The baby was shipped to Lehi for burial with family accompaniment vehicles.

Logan Joe Clegg Lee Burrup Grant Ward George W. Wakley G. Nathaan Wakley Woodland C. Forrest Idaho Falls Chester S. O Hamilton J. D. Morgan Geraldine Rex Pocatello Salt Lake City Morgan P Bright Elmer Bright T. M. Woodland Kathryn Eleanor Woodland Arimo Downey Priday J. Hartingeen Dena Stodiard Ellen Nelson Petersburge Preston Howard Ware Mike Wakiey Singing Fool Kenneth Hamilton Charles Coffin Sonna L J. Petty Petty Ralph Harding Malad Will Evans Stanley Issac Marshall Capitol Frank Herr Sterling Idaho Viola Guldinger Mra Herr Miss Guldinger Devorah Hoxler Ogden H J Toller Toller Hoxer J Strickland Washi Oregon California Jand Joan Rasmussen Peston Whitaker Nels Hartvigsernd Witt Bennett U. P. Railroad Robert Tripp Familly Richmond Utah E A. Guidinger Vernon Porter Connie Gladys Porter Ashton P. B. Porter MIA Rexbury Conmie U. A.C E. M Jorgemicn N. L Nelson W. O. Thompson Cambridge Olsen Gerage Olson Olson Garage Blackfoot Little Wray Vern Webb Lehi H. M. Wray

Funeral for Civil War veteran Crawford draws large Blackfoot crowd

William Allen Crawford longtime Blackfoot resident and former district court bailiff is mourned at Riverside funeral. Bishop Frank Kalverson leads services with speakers L R Thomas A A Bingham George H Smith Chris Christiansen James Duckworth and Peter G Johnston. Moreland stake choir provides music as American Legion ritual honors the deceased.

Blackfoot Idaho William Allen Crawford Riverside Frank Kalverson L. R. Thomas A. A. Bingham George H. Smith Chris Christiansen James Duckworth Peter G. Johnston Moreland Stake Ronald Bitton, Jr

Blackfoot Elks Postpone Flag Day Service to Monday

Heavy rain prevented the Blackfoot Elks Flag Day service in City Park on Sunday. The event was rescheduled for 8 PM Monday at the Odd Fellows hall before the lodge’s regular session. Warren G. Baker of Idaho Falls will speak, followed by lodge initiation of a new class.

Blackpoot Idaho Elks City Park Odd Fellows

Nampa Free Press Joins Evening AP Leased Wire

The Nampa Idaho daily shifts to evening publication as it joins the AP leased wire circuit and gains the illustrated AP feature service. Published by Co-operative Publishing with H F Samuels as president and M D Polk as manager.

Salt Lake City Nampa Idaho Pree Press Associated Press Co-operative Publishing Company H F Samuels M D. Polk

Dynamite Blast Aimed at Grangeville Building

In Grangeville Idaho dynamite was exploded in an apparent wrecking attempt on the Hickerson building. The blast sent sleeping residents from beds and damaged the butcher shop of John Bens, with property damage around 500 dollars. Entrance gained via a room under repair in the large Grangeville structure.

Grangeville Idaho Hickerson Tes John Bens

Japan Volcano Erupts After Decade Quiet

Komagatake volcano north of Hakodate erupted today sending lava flows and ash three to five inches deep in nearby villages. Earth tremors accompanied the blast and residents fled their homes though no casualties were reported. The eruption raised fears of significant damage.

Otaru Japan Komagatake Hakodate

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