Days of Old Fort Hall at Bannock County Fair
At Bannock County Fair July 2 3 4 the Days of Old Fort Hall features a wild cow milking contest street parade with Indian riders fur traders and historic figures. The rodeo stock arrives from Everett Coborn and a $25 prize for the best bucking horse is offered. An evening war dance wagon train attack U. S. cavalry rescue and grand fireworks cap the daily program with a forty niner dance to follow.
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Old Fort Hall
Bannock County Fair
Old West
Pocatello
Northwest
Hudson's Bay Co
Fort Hall
Fort Larmie
Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Teton Basin
Lewis and Clark
Wyeth
Lander
Bonneville
Sublett
Bridger
Hayden
O'd Fort Hall
Great Northwest
Fair Grounds
Everett Coborn
U. S. Cavalry
Ben Ross
Poison plots and politics in a 1920s Idaho letter
A late 1920s Pocatello column reproduces reader letters and items. It recounts a dog poisoning case and suggests amytal treatment, notes a Pilsener bitterness query, and discusses political moves like the 18th amendment delegate election. It mentions Ed Kinney’s death and a Justice Department check on gold hoarding, ending with Mrs. Roosevelt urging informed readership.
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Department of Justice
Pocatello
Miraculous Toledo Block Move Keeps Commerce Open
An entire 14-building business block in Toledo was moved 15 feet in 12 hours without interrupting utilities or business. Under BE. W. LaPlante’s direction, underpinned by excavations and a steel-bridged base, the structures traveled as a clock’s minute hand, as shops stayed open throughout. Tomorrow The Missing Pet.
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Toledo
BE. W. LaPlante
Ohio
Reading headings and first paragraphs keeps you informed
A busy reader suggests focusing on headlines and the first paragraph of topics of interest to track current events. The habit helps monitor what is happening and was used as a method to organize study of news.
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Sammy
Larson Rites Set Tuesday 11 A M
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Larson 38 of 517 N Main will be at 11 a m Tuesday from the Third Ward L D S church with Bishop E P Horsfall officiating. She moved here in May from Salt Lake and is survived by husband Dean and children Virgil Mary Elizabeth George Marie Sterling and Sheldon Larson all of Pocatello. Body in Hall mortuary.
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Sarah Jane Larson
N. Main
Third Ward
L. D
E. P. Horsfall
Larson
Dean Larson
Salt Lake
Virgil
Mary
Elizabeth
George
Marie
Sterling
Sheldon Larson
Pocatello
Hall Mortuary
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A set of ten general knowledge questions covering astronomy timekeeping geography art biology and history. Topics include stars for standard time meridian passage Ubangi river country with largest area condiments location of The Gleaners Miller and his famous painting nickname for Indiana pool UV ray Coney Island borough and Norma Shearer birthplace.
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Ubangi River
Miller
Gleaners
Indiana
New York City
Coney Island
Norma Shearer
Threat to Endowment Fund Endangers Idaho's Trust Funds
Byron M Defenbach argues against authorizing the commissioner of public investments to sell securities of the endowment funds. He recalls Idaho’s past funding woes, noting treasury notes and warrants were used only from idle funds and emphasizes that endowment trusts should not be risked to cover state obligations. He warns such moves would be a downward step and harm the state's children’s heritage.
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Treasury
Department of Investments
New York City
United States
Idaho
Chase National Bank
Governor Ross Reviews Guard at Idaho Camp
Governor attends Idaho National Guard encampment events in Boise with a late afternoon review of 1200 enlisted and 100 officers followed by an entertainment program. The program includes a kangaroo court trial of A. Ross Rutherford, Idaho department commander of the American Legion and reserve in training, tied to a lengthy indictment.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
A. Ross Rutherford
Idaho Department
American Legion
Idaho Falls unit tops rifle competition scoring details
Cavalry troops from Moscow won the adjutant general's cap for rifle with 1154 points. Caldwell cavalry took second with 1150, Rigby engineers third at 1134, Twin Falls engineers fourth with 1096. Pocatello cavalry placed eighth at 944 and Idaho Falls engineers finished last among 12 units with 870.
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Adjutant General
Moscow
Caldwell Cavalry
Rigby Engineers
Twin Falls Engineers
Pocatello Cavalry
Idaho Falls Engineers
Installation ceremonies planned by Gate City Commandery
The Gate City Commandery Knights Templar will install officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic temple with Grand Commandery officers officiating. A Bethel Chapter Jobs Daughters musical program will feature instrumental and vocal solos, followed by refreshments. All Master Masons and Royal Arch Masons and their wives may attend.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
D. O. Bellamy
W. K. McCarty
Miller M. Bodell
Edward E. Warner
Harry L. McClintock
Frank W. Perry
Walter J. Lloyd
Howard Stoy
William J. Harvey
Ray 8. Hunter
Andrew E
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Tom Coffin
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
L. E. Glennon
Ed Kinney
Twin Falls
E. C. Kinney
Edward Kinney
John Hix
George Simpson
Oack Dempsey
Hope
Jim
Febucy
B. C
Byron Mdefenbach
Ms Lane
Ane
Tudebaker
Rockne
Patton-Bassett Co
South Arthur
Hie BY
Studebaker
Heir
Star
Col
Earle L. Shattuck
Idaho Falls
Thomas F. Manville, Jr
Claire Windsor
New York
Associated Press
Tribune
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