Bad Man Was Shot After Mute Speech Causes Trouble
In Shoshone Idaho a large man described as a gorilla type citizen caused harassment toward women at a local institution. Deputy Edens and Sheriff Wheeler subdued him after he attacked with a cafe stool and the deputy pistol fired, leading to an arrest and later a renewed ability to speak. The man named Prank Daily, 45, was detained with records sent to officers and faces about a year’s sentence.
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Tribune
Shoshone
Idaho
Wana
Edens
Clarence Wheeler
Billy
Paul Haddock
Lincoln County
Amelia Fechner
Fechner
Idaho Egg Day Observance to Honor Louis J. Taber in Caldwell
Caldwell June 18 tribute to Louis J. Taber master of the national grange as guest of Idaho for the fifth annual Idaho Egg Day celebration in Caldwell on June 21. Last year national attention came when Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce spoke at the event.
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Caldwell
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
Lamb shipments from Shoshone rush market heavy soon
Shoshone reports heavy lamb shipments with a rush expected this week and next, followed by a peak after July 4. Martin Curran of Hagerman sent 1000 lambs to the Chicago market on Tuesday for 17.50 dollars.
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Shoshone
Martin Curran
Hagerman
Chicago
Manion Released on Bond in Federal Court Case
Clarence Manion was released Friday on a $750 bond after confinement in Bingham County since May 12 for failure to secure. His hearing is scheduled for the October term of the Federal Court in Blackfoot.
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Tribune Special
Blackfoot
Clarence
Bix Iz) Manion
Manion
Bingham County
Federal
Barber license control board names barbers and pharmacists
Boise on June 18 lists Sidney Johnson Dubois T H Driver Coeur d Alene and Frank Lorance Boise as members of the state examining board for barber licensing under the 1927 law effective June 1 Fred B Lukens commissioner of law enforcement announces each man will chair his section of the state Also named are E E Waite Parma Donald Whitehead Bolse and Richard F Curtis Sandpoint as the 1927 28 board of pharmacy members
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Boise
Sidney Johnson
Dubois
T. H. Driver
Coeur d'Alene
Frank “Lorance
Fred BE. Lukens
Board of Pharmacy
E. E. Waite
Grangers Celebration Honors National Master Visit
Preparations for a large crowd in Shoshone mark a Grangers celebration honoring national master L. J. Tabor of Ohio. The event on Monday runs 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m at the courthouse grounds with speeches, music, literary offerings, and a noon basket lunch. Pomona Grange supplies coffee sugar and cream for picnickers.
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Shoshone
Grangers
L. J. Tabor
Ohio
Idaho
Pomona Grange
Lincoln County
Fine Crops in Lincoln County
Shoshone June 18. Weather has been ideal for crops in Lincoln county this past week. Grain yields look heavy thanks to favorable spring conditions. Alfalfa slowed by cool weather now grows well with first cutting due later this week. Warm days dry range feed as ranchers move sheep from sage brush to pasture or forest reserve open for grazing this week.
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Lincoln Shoshone
Lincoln County
New Bonneville Hotel in Idaho Falls Opened
Idaho Falls accepts the new 300000 dollar Hotel Bonneville after final inspection by W L Shattuck and T P Morehead of H L Stevens Co. The builder’s guaranteed cost prior to work was 1779212 dollars but final price came in under the 300000 dollar estimate.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Idaho Falls Community Hotel Corporation
W. L. Shattuck
T. P. Morehead
H. L. Stevens & Co
San Francisco
H. L. Stevens Company
Death of J. A. Collins Reaches Blackfoot After Cal Visit
Blackfoot reports the death of J. A. Collins of Oakland California. Collins was an O. S. S. agent at Blackfoot about thirteen years ago and leaves many friends. He was the son in law of Mrs. Sarah Sill.
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Blackfoot
J. A. Collins
Oakland
Cal
Colins
Sarah Sill
Plenty of Water in 816 Lost River
Area, June 18. Flood waters of big Lost river reach the valley with gauges at Howell’s and Mackay reservoir reporting high flows. Nearly 1700 second feet enter Mackay, 1350 second feet at 2-B station, and 700 feet stored in the dam. High snow and ice remain in upper reaches as warm weather may drive another rise.
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Big Lost River
Howell's
Mackay
Local Gossip Highlights Residents in Lava and Vicinity
Mrs Bertha Young and her California daughter visit Lava Springs for weeks with friends Mr and Mrs Ray Miles announce the birth of twins at the local hospital. Various visitors from Salt Lake City Ogden Pocatello and Vernal Utah are cited along with travel to and from towns including McGeath Wy and Kemmerer Wyo. Community members attend funerals and hospital plans while others enjoy visits and shopping trips in Salt Lake and Pocatello.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John McTee
Archie Miller
Russell Merrick
Katherine
Salt Lake
George Cummings
Ogden
Verge Boyce
D. E. Hemphill
Salt Lake City
E. W. Hemphill
Hemphill
Lava
Ed Schilling
Pocatello
Victor Stadhauer
James Rod
Alex Peter
Chesterfield
Willis Arave
California
D. W. Arave
Robert Ang
Keith Madill
Clara Burton
Montpelier
Ruth Caldwell
Vernal
Utah
Mining Project at Grace to Install Crusher and Dryer
Grace Oregon June 18. The Domestic Manganese Development company plans a large crusher and dryer at the nearby Grace site leased from Cleveland Mining. Engineers led by Lew Racine surveyed ground near the Oregon Short Line depot as work advances on housing and mining supports. Ore moisture necessitates processing with a proposed 50 ton daily capacity, with rapid ore extraction and construction of living quarters underway. Large material shipments are expected in coming weeks, positioning Grace as a gateway to the manganese deposit 20 miles away. If rail access from the Oregon Short Line is not built, operators will proceed anyway, signaling a substantial project.
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Grace
Manganese Development Company
Cleveland Mining Company
Grace Oregon Short Line
Lew Racine
Grace Ia
Utah
Oregon
Boise Invites Western Officers for 1928 Meet
Governor Baldridge invites law enforcement officials from western states and Canadian provinces to Boise for the seventh annual international anti crime conference. The sixth conference is under way at Nelson British Columbia with delegates from multiple provinces and states. Road between Arco and Bingham county line in good condition aids local travel.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
Canada
Nelson
B. C
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Alaska
Mortgage Record Issued For Woods Livestock Holdings
A mortgage of 133 pages is being recorded in the courthouse and will cover properties in Idaho and Montana. Woods Livestock company of Spencer Idaho holds assets valued at $900,000 across Bingham Clark Custer Butte Freemont Idaho Beaverhead Madison counties.
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Mackay
Bingham, Clark
Custer
Butte
Freemont
Idaho
Beaverhead
Madison
Montana
The
Woods Livestock Company
Spencer
Visiting patients seek rheumatic treatments at hospital
Mrs. A. W. Miller and children and Mrs. B. C. Madill motored to Pocatello on Friday. Joseph Davenport of Rock Springs, Wyo., arrived on Friday and will spend several weeks here taking baths and treatments for rheumatism at the hospital.
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A. W. Miller
B. C. Madill
Pocatello
Joseph Davenport
Rock Springs
Wyo
Fort Hall DAR Hosts State Regent and Installations
State Regent D A R Mrs S C Winters visited Fort Hall Chapter and Wyeth Chapter members at the Spalding home in Blackfoot. The gathering included installation of officers for Wyeth Chapter with Mrs J C Ingham as Regent and a report on Continental Congress resolutions.
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Fort Hall
Blackfoot
Old Fort Hall
S. C. Winters
Wyeth
Neighbor
L. B. Spalding
Sally Lou
W. W. Brothers
J. C. Ingham
R. R. Davis
L. B. Dustin
Edwin Pederson
L. E. Spalding
J. O. Hampton
P. W. Powers
F. E. DeKay
William Purchner
F. W. Mitchell
W. R. Dolan
Girls Plan Journalistic Effort At Blackfoot Camp
Swasthka Camp girls in Blackfoot, with permission from The Bulletin, prepare to edit the Junior paper next Wednesday. Margaret Decker serves as editor in chief with Cecelia Menish as assistant editor and Olga Hubbell as society editor among a list of editors and typists.
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Blackfoot
Swasthka Camp Firs
Bulletin
Margaret Decker
Cecelia Menish
Olga Hubbell
Paline Falk
Mary Barrows
Florence Crampton
Mary Henish
Frances Garvin
Helen Chubbuck
Maxine Hodson
Sunday school convention set for June 26 at Lava Hot Springs
Announcement states the annual Sunday school convention will be held on Sunday June 26 at Lava Hot Springs. Representatives from McCammon Lava Hot Springs Bancroft and Soda Springs will attend. Committees from the Sunday schools plan a program with musical numbers readings and an address. A noon picnic lunch will follow at the state park.
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Bancroft
McCammon
Lava Hot Springs
Soda Springs
State Park
Double Six chorus earns third in Salt Lake City prelims
The Double Six chorus placed third in the ladies chorus preliminaries in Salt Lake City after eight choruses performed. They sang The Swan and narrowly missed the finale. Members include So pranos, Mrs Emil Jorgensen, Mrs Bur ton Almond, Mrs Frank LaJenneuse, Miss Emma Evans, Elaine Anderson, Wired Burrup, Dorothy Williams, Mabel Salvesen, Mrs Osbourn Johnson, Mrs Oscar Almond, Mrs Fred Hobbs, Mrs Jess Coffin, director Mrs F B Porter, accompanist Miss Leah Gene Kraemer.
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Altos
Osbourn Johnson
Oscar Almond
Fred Hobbs
Jess Coffin
F. B. Porter
Leah Gene Kraemer
City decides license tax for Wortham show in Blackfoot
At a special Blackfoot city council meeting on Friday evening the members voted to impose a regular license tax on the Wortham show scheduled for the week of June 2025. The tax stands firm despite the event being sponsored by the American Legion.
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Tribune
American Legion
Tourists at Craters Expect Record Attendance This Year
A. Paisley, custodian at Craters of the Moon, reports 95 visitors last Sunday from Idaho, Wisconsin, Illinois, British Columbia, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, and Nevada. He expects record attendance this year.
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Craters Area
A. Paisley
Craters of the Moon
British Columbia
Wisconsin
Illinois
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Pershall Family Finds Prime Crops Near Lost River
George Pershall and family visited Butte County from Beryl Utah and reported excellent crop prospects on Lost River. He praised alfalfa and grain fields, saying they were the best seen between Salt Lake City and Lost River.
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Butte County
George Pershall
Pershall
Hohn
Beryl
Utah
Silver Black Foxes Breeders for Sale in Idaho
Advertisement lists select registered and pedigreed fox breeders for sale at a premium. Promotes Idaho Fur Farms Inc contact Box 70 Pocatello Idaho for information.
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Idaho Fur Farms, Inc
Pocatello
Idaho
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Hay Spur
State Fish and Game Department
Richfield
Fairfield
Fich
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A. N. Ashline
Frank W. Dice
Utah Construction Co
Here
Minidoka
Control Board
West
Arco
Lost River Highway
American Rodeo Legion
Guy Cash
Grangeville
Pendleton
Walter Bennett
Dillon
Mont
Henry
Stewart Hoover
Bingham
Oneida
Alturas County
Ingham
B. H. Hudson
Better Films
M .H. King
Elizabeth Merriman
W. R Dolan
John Exster
Hugh Kennedy
Ellis and Angel Island
Frank Stacy
F W. Mitchell
L. B. Redner
G. L Ambrose
Edna Gillespie
Clifton Albertson
Edwin P. Pede
G. Peittinger
C. W. Thompson
J.C. Ingham
William Furchner
L. R. Redner
Sally Lou Spalding
Powers
Dustin
Hampton
Pederson
Silver Black Foxes
Rohrbach Cafe
Pinney Cafe
Yellowstone Hotel
Mack’s Inn
Mr. Brown
Riverside Gar
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