Legion head advocates new gymnasium for Idaho campus
Moscow June 20 National Commander John R Quinn of the American Legion urged boosting for an Idaho memorial armory and gymnasium on the University of Idaho campus. He cited past Pacific Coast basketball lore and said the memorial would inspire thousands of students while honoring soldiers who sacrificed for country. He spoke before about 200 youths alongside Idaho leaders and campus officials during a visit accompanied by state and national Legion officers.
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Moscow
John R. Quinn
American Legion
University of California
University of Idaho
California
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Quin
Quinn
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Berkeley
Uni
Washington
Spokane
Idaho Memorial Armory
University Alumni Association
University
Lester Albert
Boise
The
H. D. Jones
Paul Davig
Hesse
Dwitht Hooper
Lewiston
Idaho Memorial Association
R. G. Bishop
Marc Donaldson
Virgil R. D. Kirkham
Dudley Loomis Post
Mackay Hosts Visitors and Craters of the Moon Celebration
Mackay reports a busy week with Blackfoot guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dustin and John C. Earley on a fishing trip. Weekend events feature the Craters of the Moon dedication crowd of about 2200, American Legion band concerts, Elkhom initiation, Mackay Antlers fish fry, and a banquet at Hotel Mackay due to weather.
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Tribune
Mackay
L. B. Dustin
Blackfoot
Harry Curtis
Ruth Clark
Whitcomb-Cowen- Clark
Beatrice Foley
Challis
Whitcomb- Cowen-Clark
John C. Earley
Earley
Bessie Hendrickson
Marie Vaught
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Robert Limbert
Craters of the Moon
Lester
American Legion Band of
Fair Grounds
Albert Darlington
Caleb Jones
Welsor
Main Street
Dillingham
MacCosham
Elks
Mackay A St
Stockmen to Modify Embargo at Reno Session
Western States Live stock Sanitary association to revise foot and mouth disease regulations at Reno meeting June 28. Idaho animal industry director Dr Wendell R. Smith will attend, with W J Butler of Helena initiating the telegraphic request and call for the gathering.
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Boise
California
Western States Livestock Sanitary Association
Reno
Wendell R. Smith
Idaho
Animal Industry
W. J. Butler
Helena, Mont
Kiwanis Luncheon Hosts Chautauqua Speaker
Blackfoot June 20 Kiwanis weekly lunch at the Eccles hotel with Vice President IL Collins presiding in place of President Dunlap who attends the national convention in Denver. Guest King chautauqua superintendent spoke. Rev J J Mieming introduced him. Lon Cona provided piano accompaniment. Bernice Cona played. Attendance prize won by T J Johnson.
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Blackfoot
Kiwanis Club
Eccles
Lon Cona
Bernice
A. Andrew
T. J. Johnson
Bankers Convention Radiates Optimism
C Collins, cashier of the First National Bank, returned from Boise where he attended the State Bankers convention. He reported strong turnout from Idaho and guests from Salt Lake Ogden New York City and other points. The mood was hopeful with rain needed yet the overall outlook positive.
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Blackfoot
C. Collins
First National Bank
Boise
Colling
Salt Lake
Ogden
New York City
Couat Points
Idaho
New York
New York Bankera
Idaho Troops Succeed at Summer Camp Encampment
National Guard units from Idaho Washington and Oregon held their annual summer encampment at Camp Lewis Washington from June 14 to 28. The Idaho 186th Infantry headquarters at Pocatello and its southern unit trained in infantry fundamentals and advanced drill with demonstrations by Company A Seventh Infantry. The march included a train into Camp Lewis, city visits to Tacoma and Seattle, and events in Blackfoot on return after weather tempering plans.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
National Guard
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Camp le Washington
186Th Infantry
Pocatello
Nampa
Boise Barracks
Tacoma
Seattle
Seventh Infantry
U. S. Regular Army
William E. Packard
George B. Crawford
Harold T. Stor
W. Doty
Charles W. Charr
Herman E. Merrill
Enzel J. Bergeson
Fletcher Burrus
Robert 8. Howard
Charles A. Allred
Forrest H. Howard
Robert A. Anderson
Vernon Boyatt
James F. Brady
Charles L. Chandler
George H. Chaffee
Fred H. Cox
Percy Hall
James M. Henry
Victor W. Jorgensen
Elmer J. Moore
Ernest
Morgan
Elmer
Bane
Stewart Woodbury
David A. Richardson
Willis McLaughlin
Blackfoot Excursion Into Lost River Country Proves Successful
About 100 Blackfoot chamber of commerce members and Elka lodge joined a special train to Arco Mackay for a friendship excursion. The group met Arco officials, heard talks on cooperation and local attractions, and toured areas including the Craters of the Moon. The visit drew broad attendance and friendly exchanges with Arco residents before returning to Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Elka Lodge
Arco-Mackay
Mackey
Arce
American Legion
Arco
Arco Chamber of Commerce
Hoebel
H. PD. MacCosham
Adair
Byrd Trego
Idaho
Brown
J. M. Har Aot
Blackfoot-Arco
Grace Peck
Southeastern Idaho Commercial Federation
Limbert
Mackay
Ari- Bona
Eadhior Botolfeon
Hugh Kennedy
Weee Ne Sr
Pete
Moore
Viaitora
Don In & Ivery
McCammon Village Passes Tax and Movie Ordinance
The McCammon village board, in a regular session, passed the annual ad valorem tax and appropriation ordinances and approved a Sunday moving pictures ordinance from 1 to 11 p m after a petition by a majority of electors. The tax levy totals $2.80 per $100, with 90c for general expenses, 86c for waterworks bond sinking fund, and $1.04 for interest on waterworks bonds, lower than 1923 and well below 1821 peak. The board also directed the clerk to negotiate a direct exchange of Liberty bonds held in the sinking fund.
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Tribune
McCammon
Village Board of Trustees
Village waterworks bond issue reduced by restructuring
The village borrows to fund waterworks and offers bonds now held by current holders. The move lowers the debt load and would save about 1 1 percent on the $2020 involved, reducing outstanding bonded indebtedness for the municipality.
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Local Wedding Seals Inez Neeser and Armstrong Union
Miss Inez Neeser daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm S Neeser of McCammon wed Dudley Armstrong son of Mrs. Dudley Armstrong in a ceremony by Judge Lockhart at Pocatello last Saturday June 14. The bride long-time local resident and lunch counter helper. the groom a Robin area farmer. They will reside in Robin after their return from Forate.
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Winmon
Inez Neeser
Wm's Neeser
McCammon
Hermat Armstrong
Dudley Armstrong
Judge Lockhart
Pocatello
Came Home to Die Then He Recovered with Remedy
A moral tale from a 19th century ad recounts a man who suffered 15 years from colic and liver problems. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from Cook's Drug Store he felt better after the first dose and credits his improved health to the product. The ad promises a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Cook
Practical Joke Brings Grief to McCammon Boys
Four young men faced a justice official after a dangerous prank near the J T Gittins ranch. They built a dummy on a highway bridge to startle drivers, nearly causing an accident with Joe Nieswender and his family. Each was fined 2.50 with costs and warned by the court.
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Joe Nieswender
Lava
Joe
Jack Dempsey
Law Enforceeen League
Acon
Taxpayers' notice on 1923 second tax installment due
The notice warns taxpayers that Saturday, June 21, is the last day to pay the second installment for 1923 taxes. It emphasizes payment deadline and may mention penalties for late settlement.
Dance Palace Band Dance Friday Reminder
A Friday night event note announces a band dance at the Dance Palace. The brief entry urges attendance and marks the upcoming social gathering with local venue details.
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Dance Palace
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