Death Claims G. Atkinson
George N. Atkinson 70 retired railroad machinist died Thursday at a local hospital after a lingering illness born September 3 1870 in Bountiful Utah. He moved to Pocatello in 1922 was music director at Ricks Academy Rexburg and active in LDS church music. Survived by four sons two stepdaughters two brothers and 14 grandchildren. Body at Hall funeral home with arrangements to follow.
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George N. Atkinson
Bountiful
Utah
Pocatello
Ricks Academy
Rexburg
First
Third Ward
Pocatello Machinists’ Lodge No
Linda Duncan Atkinson
Logan
Bessie M. Blosser
Dee
Salt Lake City
George
Idaho Falls
John
Walnut Creek
Calif
James
Omaha
Thelma Hartland
Katherine Merrill
Twin Falls
William
Ogden
Oscar
Stockton
The
Hall Funeral Home
North Bannock County Fair Promises Chamber Backing
Agricultural committee of the chamber meets with the North Bannock county fair board to back financing for the September 12 and 13 event. The fair operates on a limited budget as commissioners withhold a full county fair but fund Black and White days at Downey and Grace, Lava 4-H fair, and the North Bannock fair at the county grounds. The board plans a premium list featuring live stock commercial and general agricultural exhibits.
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Agricultural Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
North Bannock County Fair
Downey and Grace
Lava
North Bannock
State Sets Exams for Public Assistance Jobs
Applications for merit system examinations for state department of public assistance jobs will be accepted until July 10. Positions range from typist at 90 dollars per month to supervisor of Social Service at 225 dollars.
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Boise
State Department of Public Assistance
Thomas H. Charrey
Diana's Love Nets in a Web of Alliances
Diana schemes around marriages and social moves as Blaze and Philip become entangled. Beth and Anne discuss Diana’s bluff to force a prize suitor into duty while Diana balances love, ambition, and desire for status in a tense social orbit.
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Blaze
Gretna Green
Anne
Beth
The
Orient
Diana
Philip
Mystery of the lama and the treasure quest at Shya Naga
Anne helps a lama locked in a hut and learns of his magic while discussing legends of an ancient race. At the dig, Philip suspects an advisory mission for loot, while Anne hopes for scholarly treasure. In the Old Orchard, Scrapper the Kingbird and Farmer Brown's Boy drive off Mr. Blacksnake from Skimmer's nest.
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Daddap
Anne
Doddap
Shya Naga
Huie
Philip
Chaka
Amban
Johnny
Skimmer
Mr. Blacksnake
Mrs. Skimmer
Scrapper
Johnny Chuck
Farmer Brown
Backsnake
Assessor Oliver Pollard Dies in Power County
Oliver W. Pollard, 73, Power county assessor, died at Schiltz Memorial hospital after a lingering illness. Born November 25, 1867, in Huntsville Washington, he lived in LaCross and Roy Idaho areas before serving as Power county state representative and foreman of the state highway department. He married Avril Lusher in Ogden in 1911 and leaves six children and several relatives. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. Robinson officiating.
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American Falls
Oliver W. Pollard
Power County
Schiltz Memorial Hospital
Huntsville
Wash
LaCross
Roy
Idaho
Avril Lusher
Ogden
George
Harold
Fresno
Calif
James
Edmonton
Canada
John
Bakersfield
Donald
Hazel Pollard
Lodi
John Pollard
Robert
Lapine
Ore
Mary Davis
Clarkston
Davis
Methodist Church
Robinson
Regional Odd Fellows Meet in Sun Valley
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from six western states converge in Sun Valley Idaho for a regional meeting Saturday led by James A Hageman Saskatoon grand sire of the international order. Idaho Grand Master Hubert G Pack leads eight months of preparations by a statewide committee.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
James A. Hagerman
Saskatoon
Canada
International Order
Hubert G. Pack
Local Fraternal Meeting Promises Large Attendance
Wilder and Grand Secretary Presley F. Horne of Caldwell expect an attendance of around 100 members from two organizations at a forthcoming meeting.
Teachers to Meet Boise Statewide Credit Union Plans Discussed
The Idaho Education Association Teachers welfare committee will meet in Moscow on Saturday to discuss a statewide credit union for teachers a certification program and a state employment service.
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Boise
Itaho Education Association
Teachers’ Welfare Committee
Moscow
Quell Grass Fire In West Pocatello On Rosewood Avenue
West Pocatello firefighters responded to a grass fire on Rosewood Avenue at 8 09 p m Thursday. No injuries or damage were reported. Units contained the blaze quickly and left the scene.
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West Side
Rosewood Avenue
West Pocatello
Challis to Host Big Fourth of July Celebration
Challis plans a large Fourth of July program with street sports races a tall tale of war boxing wrestling dances and a fireworks display. Last year about 2000 people attended and this year’s schedule starts around 10 30 a m with activities for the surrounding community.
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Challis
Notice of Personal Responsibility
A formal notice states that the signer Geo W Coles will not be liable for any debts incurred by others. The author signs to limit responsibility for obligations to themselves.
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Geo. W. Coles
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G. Atkinson
Outlaws
Walter Stanford
WPA
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stanford
Pete
Dr. Martaine
Tree Swallow
Inez Donov
California
America
Vas Camp Sea Foon Co. Inc
Terminal Island
Ieee
Daily
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Hollywood
CBS
E.D
Suresell
Sam
Eens Grocers
Ee Wyatt
Selae
Granny
Odd
Schilling
Fearure
National Biscuit
Nabisco
National Bisclit Company
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