L D S Conference at Blackfoot Addresses Duty and Faith
Apostle Stephen L Richards urged members to uphold Christ teachings and train children in church duties at the Blackfoot L D S quarterly conference. The program featured talks on faith, missionary work, and youth responsibility, with remarks by President Noscar Davis and Elder William Bartlett. Attendance reached 990.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Stephen L
L. D
Tabernacle
Richards
Osmond Buchanan
High Council
E. Edward Bingham
Stake
Edder Var O. Buchanan
Veral Beazley
Elizabeth Duckworth
Mark Austin
Sunday School Board
Joseph Smith
Stephen L. Richards
Noscar Davis
Ross Hall
H. Andrew Benson
Sisters of
Aberdeen Ward
William Bartlett
Ronald Bitten
Lola Davis
Young Ladies’ Chorus
Thomas Ward
Custody Ruling Reversed in Adair County Court
Judge Ralph W. Adair reversed the probate court Saturday in a custody hearing for Benny Stevenson’s young son. He ruled the child was not in the court’s jurisdiction when the home placement decision was made, so Mrs. Stevenson need not produce the child or surrender it to the Home Finding Association.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ralph W. Adair
Benny Stevenson
Boise
Adair
Funeral Service Held Late Blackfoot Resident
Rev. George P. Barton officiated for the late W. T. Ward, formerly of Blackfoot, with interment at Grove City cemetery. Ward, a longtime Blackfoot resident, left four sons J. L. Ward Blackfoot L. B. Ward Rupert W. C. Ward Ogden S. A. Ward Fort Hall and a daughter Mrs. P. E. Deter Ogden.
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Trisune
Blackfoot
George P. Barton
W. T. Ward
Brown & Eldredge
Grove City Cemetery
Ward
Ogden
J. L. Ward
L. B. Ward
Rupert
W. C. Ward
S. A. Ward
Fort Hall
P. E. Deter
Blackfoot Notes: Visitors and Local Activities
Mrs Minerva White and granddaughters Dorothy and Janet Male travel to Twin Falls before moving to Logan. William C Trude and wife of Rea Idaho visit Blackfoot. Floyd Randall of Shelley transacts business at the courthouse. Mrs R S Stringfellc of Bulse heads to Montana for a summer dude ranch. Scout Troop No 23 completes an all night outing. Jack and Kermit Bennett return from Riverside California. sister Mrs Mabel Bennett Hutchinson recovering from major surgery.
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Stringfellow
Scout Troop No. 23
Roslyn
Jack
Kermit Bennett
Riverside
Cal
Mabel Bennett Hutchinson
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Promise
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets help underweight women gain weight and improve appearance. It asserts noticeable gains in 22 days, offers a money back guarantee if no weight gain in 30 days, and promotes the product for sale by Sebran.
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McCoy
Sebran
Idaho Editors and Civic Pride in a Changing Town
A reflective piece contrasts past Idaho editor grumbling with a rival who highlighted progress. It notes improvements in business districts, new homes, rising bank deposits, and a shift toward constructive optimism. The author urges readers to join the bus of cheerfulness and cooperation.
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Newwpaper
Idaho
City government forms and the case for a city manager
The text argues no government form guarantees success without capable administrators. It notes the Boise switch from commission to a charter system, cites mixed results in commission cities, and favors a powerful city manager. Idaho Falls contemplates a commission basis and urges careful study before change.
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Boise
Idaho
New Ore Zone Found in Salmon District Near Ulysses
A new free milling gold quartz ore zone has been discovered by Bonner Bevan on claims near Ulysses in the Salmon district. The Bevan brothers develop the property while William D. Eberts and E. E. Brownlee of Indianola Gold Mining and Reduction plan early work. Eberts and Thomas Boyle will supervise with others expected to arrive soon.
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Salmon City
Bonner Bevan
Ulysses
Bonner
Fred
Magnus Bevan
William D. Eberts
E. E. Brownlee
Indianola Gold Mining and Reduction Company
Kittle Burton
Idaho Falls
Eberts
Thomas Boyle
Notice to Subscribers Pocatello Tribune Missed Papers Service
The Pocatello Tribune offers evening service until 7 30 p m and Sunday until 11 00 a m to deliver missed papers. Subscribers who pay for seven days a week delivery may call 1 2 3 to request an extra copy if the paper is not received.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
Northwest
Idaho Elks Open Sixth Annual State Meeting in Nampa
The Idaho State Elks association opened its sixth annual convention in Nampa with an estimated 1,000 to 1,600 Elks and guests. Streets honor visitors as four musical groups perform. A. R. Mannock of St. Maries presides. Officers to be elected and 1928 convention site to be chosen tomorrow. Activities include trapshooting golf boxing and wrestling exhibitions and a convention dance tonight.
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Nampa
Idaho
Idaho State Elks' Association
American Legion
Boise
Baby Boy Drowns in Irrigation Ditch
An 18 month old boy from Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson, drowned in an irrigation ditch in front of their home Saturday evening at 6. The incident occurred while the baby was briefly unseen. Funeral services were held at the Thomas L D S meeting house on Monday at 10 with Bishop P B Dance in charge.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Carl Anderson
Raymond Anderson
Thomas
Thomas L. D. S
Bishop P. B. Dance
Historical Pageant to Commemorate Lewis and Clark Trip
Mrs Emma Yearlan chairs the Historical committee and spearheads a Lemhi county Lewis and Clark pageant to be staged July 10 at Seventeen Mile ranch site. Speakers include Former Governor James H Hawley and historian Lauren Scott with unveiling of a bronze marker near the old Seventeen Mile house. Reception committee members are listed and W C Smith is set to unveil.
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Salmon
Emma Yearlan
The
Woman's Club
Lemhi County
Philip Rand
Laura Shoup
Lemhi
Seventeen Mile Ranch
James H. Hawley
Idaho
Lauren Scott
Montana
C. J. Brosnan
State University
Seventeen Mile House
Year
Tufts Honors Byrd and Mrs Rogers at Commencement
Medford June 20 AP Tufts College conferred honorary degrees. Commander Richard E Byrd received a Master of Science for his polar aviation achievements. Edith Bourse Rogers of Lowell received a Master of Arts for her work as a representative in Congress.
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Byrd
Medford
Mass
Tufts College
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
New York-Paris
Edith Bourse Rogers
Lowell
Congress
Capital City Gossip on Idaho Politics and Prohibition
Boise column examines how Anti-Saloon League moves may shape Idaho politics ahead of 1928. Rumors of third or merged parties surface amid drought and Prohibition enforcement, with ties between Democratic and Progressive leaders noted. Wilder Herald reports amid crop concerns and a damaging storm.
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Rex Osborne
Boise
Anti-Saloon League
Idaho
Borah
Anti-Saioon League
Pope
Democratic Party
Harry Kessler
Progressives
Bckr
Anti- Saloon League
League
Wilder
Progressive Party
Canyon County
Wilder Herald
Editorial praises Idaho Power in storm response
A Herald editorial rebuts fervent calls for government control of power by praising the Idaho Power company for reliable service during a severe storm. It argues that private utility management delivered faster repairs and avoids costly errors some communities incur by government ownership.
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Herald
Idaho Power Company
Idaho
Electric Service
Circulation Men in Annual Meet Opens in Atlanta
Newspaper executives from the United States and abroad gather in Atlanta for the 29th annual International News Circulation Association convention. More than 300 members expected as Charles Payne of the Indianapolis Star serves as president and the program covers all phases of circulation work.
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Atlanta
International News Circulation Association
Charles Payne
Indianapolis Star
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday weather note
A brief forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the southwest portion tonight.
Train Fare to Salt Lake City and Ogden In 1920s Term
A limited round trip fare is quoted at 3.45 dollars and 2.70 dollars for service to Salt Lake City and Ogden. The offer appears under Union Pacific System terms with travel between June 24 and June 27. Flights unspecified.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Union Pacific
Annual Relief Society Conference Held in Pocatello Ward
The Pocatello First Ward L D S Relief Society met Saturday evening with President Bessie E Smith in charge. Officers were re-elected, enrollment 101, average attendance 40 across 44 meetings. A program covered testimony hearings, reports, literary social events, and service.
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The
Relief Society of the Pocatello First Ward L. D. S. Church
Bessie E. Smith
Jean Puray Horrocks
Mesdames Idaho Brown
Anna Berg
A. W. Hall
Smith
Bird Finlayson
Stake Board
Ida Brown
Lawrence College awards honorary Doctor of Music to Mine. Ernestin Schumann-Heink
For the first time in its 80 year history Lawrence College in Appleton Wisconsin conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Music. Mine Ernestin Schumann Heink received the honor marking a historic milestone for the institution and its music program.
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Singer
Appleton, Wis
Lawrence Colleges
Ernestin Schumann-Heink
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Salmon District
Idago Elks
Lewis and Clark
Utah
L. D. S. Relief Society
Studebaker
F.o.b
Erskine
Bannock Motor Co
North Arthur Ave
Osborne Process
Pan-Am
Pan- Am
PAN American Petroleum CO
Ada
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