City leases golf course to local men for three years
City council awarded a three year lease of Ross Park golf course to Dr. Leonard and Robert A. Leute with a 6 percent share of gross receipts over ten years, while J N Riley bid five to ten year terms. Local bidders agreed to modest down payments and staged payments, with city water support and tax exemption.
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Ross Park
Leonard
Robert A Leute
Standard OU of California
Shell Oi! Company
J. N. Riley
Nibley Park
Salt Lake City
Benjamin Spence
Leute
Nibley
T. C. Coffin
Riley
Pocatello
Daughters Reelect Pocatello Woman As Leader
Mrs. Sophia Locke of Pocatello was reelected president of the State organization of Daughters of Union Veterans at the closing session of the annual convention in Nampa Idaho. Other officers include Mrs. Margaretta Alden Boise senior vice president and Mrs. Amy Utter Boise junior vice president.
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Margaretta Alden
Boise
Amy Utter
Blanche Tallenger
Nelle Quigbey
Nellie Selix
Paul
Anna Smith
Nina Thompson
Alice Thompson
Mountain Home
Marie Stever
Idaho Falls
Tallenger
Helen Spofford
Couple files for marriage papers in Blackfoot
Leonard Herbert Weilert of Chicago and Amy Alphea Hart of Bountiful Utah filed notice of intention to wed in Blackfoot Utah County Clerk P B Dance reported on June 19. The filing complies with the marriage law enacted by the last legislature and marks the couple’s formal step toward marriage.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Leonard Herbert Weilert
Chicago
Amy Alphea Hart
Bountiful
Utah
P. B. Dance
City Prepares Bitumen for Street Maintenance Program
Under the direction of city engineer Jesse Giles, bitumuls will be used for street upkeep, with two coats of oil already applied.
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Jesse Giles
Fifth annual American Legion rodeo opens strong in Blackfoot
Blackfoot hosts day two of the fifth annual American Legion rodeo with crowds, parade, and top results. Everett Bowman of Ft Worth won calf roping in 17 1 2 seconds, Chuck Wilson of Tucson led bull-dogging at 10 2 5, and Guy Cash of Riggins won the wild horse race amid lively exhibitions by Buck Stewart and Chester L Byers.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
American Legion
Homer Holcomb
Everett Bowman
Ft. Worth
Texas
John Bowman
Trent
Irby Mundy
Springfield
Celo
Chuck Wilson
Tuscon
Arizona
Jack Kerscher
Idaho
Jack Casey
Sonora
Calif
Everett Colborn
Pete Grubb
Claude Cooper
Frank Creasy
Wesley Wilde
Way Lee
Buck Stewart
Fort Worth
Chester L. Byers
Pokibro
Nevada
Johnson
Edmo
Cutler
Annie
Guy Cash
Riggins
Willie Edmo
Ft. Hall
Fair Board Rejects All Bids for Hog and Sheep Sheds
Eastern Idaho District Fair Board in Blackfoot rejects all bids to erect hog and sheep sheds at the fair. The meeting occurred on a Thursday evening with officials stating no bid met requirements.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Eastern Idaho District Fair Board
Soda Springs Gets New Section Road
Ogden June 19 The Utah Construction company was the low bidder at 48720 for 22 miles of highway between Soda Idaho and the Wyoming line when bids were opened by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. Western Construction of Pocatello was second at 49220. A portion runs from Wayman Idaho to Freedom on the Wyoming line to give that section an all weather road to Soda Springs.
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Ogden
Utah Construction Company
Soda Idaho
Wyoming Line
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Western Construction Company
Pocatello
Wayman
Idaho
Freedom
Wyoming
Soda Springs
Army Planes to Attend Salt Lake City Celebration
Senator William H. King arranged for a large group of planes to attend the Covered Wagon Days celebration in Salt Lake City. Officials expect at least 200 ships to arrive for the airport dedication on July 25, tied to the July 24 and 25 events.
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Salt Lake City
William H. King
Utah
Dr Kettenring at St. Marie Hotel Wednesday and Saturday
Special foot work event announced for Wednesday and Saturday at the St Marie Hotel featuring Dr Kettenring. The notice highlights dates and venue without further details.
Scientists Seek Rare Blue Bell Flowers in Idaho Visit
Two botanists Dr. Francis W. Pennell and Dr. Edgar T. Wherry arrived in Pocatello to study blue bells and related flora in the Northwest. They sought guidance from amateur botanist Mrs. Murray Soth, who had reported the rare species near Indian Creek and Canyon canyons, and planned further field exploration toward Salmon River.
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Pocatello
Francis W. Pennell
Maylor
Pennsylvania
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Edgar T. Wherry
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Natural Science At
Pennell
America
Lewis and Clark
National Park
Yellowstone
Northwest
Wherry
Montpelier
Murray Soth
Academy
Noted Engineer's Wife Dies After Illness at 70
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. John Hays Hammond wife of the noted engineer died after weeks of illness. She was active in civic and philanthropic work. Funeral at the Hammond home with burial at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond
Kellogg's A. L. Bran Promised To Prevent Constipation
An advertisement targets women discouraged by aging skin and fullness, claiming constipation harms beauty. It touts Kellogg's A. L Bran cereal as an easy daily remedy, recommending two tablespoonfuls per day and advising use with meals in severe cases.
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