Fourth Annual Women's Vacation Camp at Fish Haven
The fourth annual women's vacation camp at Fish Haven on Bear lake will run July 10 to 12 with speakers from the University of Idaho and extension division including J Wyley Sessions L D S Institute Moscow and Miss Marjorie Eastman state clothing specialist. Community singing led by T R Neilson with the Neilson quintet and talks on art education home training and abundant life fill the program alongside county delegation performances.
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Moscow
Fish Haven
Bearlake
Marion Hepworth
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
University of Idaho
J. Wyley Sessions
L. D. S. Institute
Mr Sessions
T. R. Neilson
Music
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Neil
Neilson Willl
Pioneer Day to Be Celebrated at Iona July 24
Pioneer day on July 24 will be celebrated at Iona with programs sports and entertainments sponsored by the stake and ward contributions. A Salt Lake City church official will address the gathering. The day begins with a parade dinner from noon to two, followed by races and sports, a ball game, rodeo dances and an evening program.
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Idaho
Iona
Stake
Salt Lake City
College of Idaho to Clear Porty Acres for Campus Expansion
Caldwell reports that Porty acres donated this spring by Crawford Moore will be cleared and preared for inclusion in the campus core grounds. H M Hayman, chair of the faculty committee, will supervise leveling and seeding as this year's expansion work proceeds with no definite final planting plans yet.
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Caldwell
College of Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
Crawford Moore
H HM Hayman
Dr Ira Landrith to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Idaho Falls notes that Dr Ira Landrith of Texas and Chicago will deliver a Sunday evening address at 8 o clock on June 23 at the Presbyterian church. A renowned orator for over 25 years, he has championed citizenship, law enforcement and world peace and ran for vice president in 1916. He led Ward Belmont college and moderated the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly. He is also an editor and journalist with a progressive record.
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Idaho Falls
Ira Landrith
Texas
Chicago
Presbyterian Churen
Landrith
Ward-Belmont College
Cumberland Presbyterian General
Desert mine chase in Peebles tale ends in Lundys Place
The narrator pursues Dillon after a dangerous ride to Pitchfork and Skeletons. A gunshot wounds the night as he storms Lundys Place, finding a deserted room lit by a coal lamp and a curious 1896 brewery calendar. The danger and mystery deepen as he grasps for clues and confronts the enigma of the hidden killer.
Idaho Exports Jump in 1928 Driven by Machinery Demand
Idaho exports for 1928 rose to 62,262,991 from 61,684,526 in 1927 as machinery and parts led value. Other notable items included edible animal products, vehicles, wheat, metals, wood and paper, and chemicals. National totals show U S merchandise up 285 million. Utah's 1928 exports fell to 647,152 from 911,457. In Twin Falls, a 70,000 Christian church cornerstone ceremony drew about 200 people amid mixed weather as dignitaries spoke and a cornerstone was laid.
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Washington
Idaho
Department of Commerce
United States
New York
Utah
Twin Falls
H. 8
Will
Church of A Brethren
C. C. Curtis
J. W Meeechamp
W. Parish
J S. Kimes
Curtis
T Temple Starkey
First Baptist Church
Arthur G Pearson
The
Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Alliance
Freeman Attacks Church Council in Denver Sermon
Judge W F Freeman, a Denver fundamentalist leader, denounces the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America as endangering Northern Baptist autonomy and denounces formal union as improper. He urges reconsideration of the churchs relation to the ecumenical body and warns against overhead control from the council.
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Denver
Colo
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Fellowship of Co-Operation
Northern Baptist Convention
W. F
Freeman
Church Council
Federal Council
Giant Mail Plane Opens World’s Longest Air Route
A Pan American Airways giant amphibian cabin plane left Miami on June 12 for Cristobal via the Caribbean, inaugurating the longest air mail route. It carried 47 pounds of mail and three company officials, including Juan T. Trippe president, James M. Eaton traffic manager, and Andre A. Priester chief engineer, en route to Maracay Venezuela with stops at Curacao and the Dutch West Indies.
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Miami
Fla
Venezuela
Cristobal
Carnal Zone
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Juan T. Trippe
Pan- American, Inc
James M. Eaton
Andre A
Weah you all bin? Locking food work.
Vague, colloquial chatter with urban slang tone hints at curiosity causing trouble. The piece displays street dialogue without clear facts, names, places, or events to anchor a news item.
Prest-O-Lite Battery Ad Promises Value
An advertisement touts Prest-O-Lite as the Worlds Finest Battery with exchange installed free and prices as low as 7.25 dollars. It claims you cannot buy a better battery cheaper anywhere.
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Dr. Scholls
Lucy
Jerry
Deacon
Dillon
Peebles
Peeble
Uncle John
Henry
John
Register Om
Peterson
Lundy's
Dillion
Firet
Lundy
Pistol
Curio
Wm. Morrow Co
Pocatello
Silver Leaf Dairy
Clarence Pope
Mak
Idaho Loan & Investment Company
Haven
Freeman Hits Church Council
Sam P. Smite
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
Hills Bros
Fourth & Center
Da-Cote
Murphy Fine
Idaho Glass & Paint CO
West Center
Oakland
DODGE
Coascch
Jewett Sport
Gem State Auto Co., Inc. Used Car Department
Lewis & Garfield Ave
Auro
FARGO
Eraldinas
Allura
Arshian
Ceylon
Corstina
Gibbs
Hollywood
Fisk Bicycles
Iver Jobneen
Roberts Bicicas
Sporting
CLARK
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