Local News From American Falls And Nearby Areas
A flurry of visits and travel fills the week in American Falls and surrounding towns. Residents greet relatives in Soda Springs and Pocatello while planning trips to Los Angeles and Wendell. Grover Evans returns from Moscow University to manage Evans Ranches. Attorney W. Loofburrow announces candidacy for prosecuting attorney. Local gatherings feature J R Budge at the L D S church on obedience to the law.
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Frank Hartley
Landing
Chris Woodall
Soda Springs
Aiviera Falls
Bonanza Bar
James EB. Ogden
Marion
Gate City
Rockland
Ogden
L Evans
American Falls
Moscow University
Boise
Michard
W. ©. Loofsurrow
Loofburrow
O. R. Baum
Fifth District
W. G. Bissell
Gooding
Heill
Blackfoot Plans Big Fourth of July Celebrations
Blackfoot braces for a large Fourth of July with prizes totaling 150 for parade entries incl Civil War and Spanish American War veterans Boy Scouts and lodge groups. Two hundred fifty dollars for sports and 200 for fireworks plus 100 for decorations. Street dancing will close the night as a county road project nears completion with Arco road work and community committee efforts led by O. Bilis.
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Blackfoot
Lava
Alta Call
Lena Anderson
Lena Babcock
Glenana Thomas
Thelma Ricks
Pocatello
KE. W. Whitcomb
L. R. Thomas
W. R. Gilpin
Rock Springs
Mis
Charles EK. Harris
Virginia Pierce
Frect Heart Academy
W. D. Pierce
Violet Adams
Clauson Leavitt
Moreland
H. J. Simmons
Anne Burgraff
Boise
Rythia McDaniel
Blackfoot Broncs
Pocatello Indians
Idaho Falie Band
Arco Road
Kiwanis
Rotary
Boxute
Tabler
Arco Commercialib
Bilis
Cbmimittese
Ree
McCammon notes and Farm Bureau meetings in June
Special to the Tribune reports F B Duncan Idaho state club leader in McCammon visiting Bannock County Farm Bureau. Highlights include the McCammon opera house starting Wednesday evening shows June 21, local fishing trips, visitors from Fort Hall, and a large Farm Bureau picnic at George Dogi's ranch on the Blackfoot river with about 100 cars in attendance.
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McCammon
the Tribune
F. B. Duncan
Idaho
Bannock County Farm Bureau
Duncan
McCammon Opera House
Truman Rowe
Ernest Watts
Watts Garage
Blackfoot River
Calvin Cragan
Albert Eggerth
Fort Hall
Se ‘ Mon
Columbia
Minnie L. Lowry
Salt Lake
Law and Order
R. L. Dixon
Lucile Curtis
A. J. Lewis
America
Vera Howell
Lorenzo Harris
Soda Springs
Farm Bureau
George Dogi
Don F. Ku
Caribou County
Garibou County
Harry S. Wilson
J. Wilson
State of
Kansas
Corporation of the Farmers
Wilson
University of Tako Dang
Hummer
John J. Skinner
Work
Lambom County
Harry 8
Henry
Enry
Sea E. ‘Mathews
Mathews & Kerr
Idaho Falls
Star Valley
D. W
American Falls
James Bo Moore
George We Moore
Roof
Hartford
Conn
E. F
Maer
Harry Witwer
Gray’s
Phahib
Soda
Soda Springs Civic Club Pursues City Beautification
Mrs. N E Snell leaves for Salt Lake City to join husband the prosecuting attorney. Mrs E D Herman arrives from Denver to visit mother. Mrs William Miller and daughter Jane Evelyn head to Potatello and American Falls. Nez Perce siblings visit L P Carr before moving to Sunshine Valley New Mexico. Civic club meets at county courthouse to push city improvement efforts.
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Soda Springs
the Tribune
N. E. Snell
N. E. Snel
Salt Lake
E. D. Herman
Denver
Colo
William Miller
Saturda
Potatello
American Falls
Nez Perce
Idaho
L. P. Carr
Sunshine Valley
New Mexico
Civic Club of
Civic Club
Arbon Valley Notes and Local Happenings
Community news from Arbon Valley includes Pauline and J W Odekirk and Miss Francis Ray planning a Sunday wedding, a double wedding event on Monday, and visiting relatives. Local changes include A G Logan in charge of the Agbon postoffice and renovations underway. Growing crops suffered from heavy rains causing garden damage in some valley areas.
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Pauline
J. W. Odekirk
South Arbon
Francis Ray
Okio
Osome
Tf Imith
Enn Transact
Juharsh
Logan
Agbon_pastortice
Edna Clingan returns to Bancroft for summer visit
Miss Edna Clingan, after studying at Westminster College in Salt Lake, returns to Bancroft to spend summer with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Clingan. Local happenings include Mrs J D Beamer's trip to Pocatello for business and friends. fishing on Toponce river. Parley Taylor and Lund family visit. George Barnes family at a children’s day program. F E Logue visiting Soda Springs. and trips of James Wharton Jr and William Harris to Opal Wyoming for summer work. Mr and Mrs A F Rosedahl of Central return from visiting in Pocatello.
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Bancroft
the Tribune
Edna Clingan
Westminster College
Salt Lake
R. L. Clingan
J. D. Beamer
Pocatello
Henry
Arthur Clark
Eugene Logue
Toponce
Parley Taylor
Lund
Mr. Taylor
C. E. Taylor
George Barnes
George, Jr
F. E. Logue
Soda Springs
James Wharton, Jr
William Harris
Opal
Wyo
A. F. Rosedahl
Central
War Finance Board reports state loan totals for agricultural use
Boise, June 20. From June 5 to 10, War Finance Corporation loans in this state amounted to 41000. Total loans for agricultural and livestock purposes in that period reached 1008000 across listed states including Idaho 41000, California 26990 on livestock, Texas 17000, South Carolina 174000, North Dakota 38000, and North Carolina 133000.
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Boise
War Finance Corporation
Arizona
California
Colorado
Georgina
Idaho
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
New Mexio
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Tick bites blamed for sickness in Boise region
A Boise physician states tick bites have caused more sickness in the southern region this spring than any other cause. He notes about 20 patients at St. Luke's hospital two weeks ago, some with spotted fever and others with poisoning from ticks requiring operations. One patient, Mr. Swan, a longtime Idaho City road resident, was treated after tick exposure and stomach gland removal.
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Boise
St. Luke’s Hospital
Swan
Idaho City Road
Steerman Station
Mr. Swan
Dissolution of A W York Florists Firm March 4 1922
Alfred W. York and W C Bentley sign dissolution of A W York Company Florists. York takes over assets and assumes liabilities. Witnessed March 4 1922. Also note Canadian Commercial Telegraphers Union recruiting Dominion telegraphers.
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A. W. York Company
Florists
A York
Canadian Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Dominion
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
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George M. Manus
Mr.jiggs
THE
LEA
Ves
Europe
Feature Service, Inc
Idaho State
Tribune
John Collings
Salt Lake Co
Arthur McHenry
This Place
Portland
Cool
Henry Houtz
Twin Falls
Jesse R
Budge
Palm Beach
Led Farthing
Lava Hot Springs
Mr. Barnard
A Barnard
Ime Flagcee
Verona Marcoe, Shufeldt
Fred Ellis
Orrin Barnard
William Nelson
Arbon Valley
WAR Finance Board
W. H. Shadwell
Stanley
Foley
Alfred W. York
W.C. Bentley
Jean Bentley
Stalker
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Eget
Pocatello Planing Mill
MCA
Shoe Repairing Company
West Center St
Sam Ross
Ces
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