Pocatello Visitor Seeks Relics for Museum on Reservation
A Pocatello article highlights efforts to gather Native American artifacts for the Museum of the American Indian in New York. W Wildschut of Billings tours Fort Hall and Bannock country seeking relics from Bannock Crow Blackfeet and other tribes to preserve regional history. The piece urges collectors to contribute while noting the museum opened November 15, 1922 and offers free admission.
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Pocatello
Museum of the American Indian
Heye Foundation
New York City
George G. Heye
Socorro County
New Mexico
Ecuador
Europe
Howe
Fort Hall Reservation
W. Wildschut
Billings
Montana
Wildschut
Fort Hall
Sam
Mr. Wildschut
Idaho
Wildeschut
Ww. Wildscimt
Monna
English Settler Judge Moyes Dies in Pocatello
Judge Alfred Moyes, a longtime Idaho pioneer and civic official, died at his Pocatello home after a 28 year railway career. Born in England in 1835, Moyes emigrated to the United States in 1849, lived in Utah and California, then moved to Idaho in 1887. He served as police judge, justice of the peace, U S commissioner, deputy assessor and collector, and was active in the Republican party and Masonic orders. He leaves two sons, Oscar L. and Walter A., among seven sons and two daughters.
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England
Judge Alfred Moyes
Pocatello
Idaho
Judge Moyes
West
Desert
California
Pocatelo
Alfred Moye
London
Alfred
United States
New Iloans
Utah
Idaho Falls
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Hingham County
Banagek County
North Ogden
Judge Moves
Louisa Hopkins
New York
Oscar L
Oregon Short Line
Walter A
Masonic
Blue Lodge
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Nevada
Grand Lodge of
Churches urged to challenge war system for world peace
Washington urges Christian churches to act beyond loyalty to Christ by advocating law over war and pushing for international justice. The Federal Council of Churches calls on congregations, pastors, and organizations to promote disarmament, arbitration, and ethical policies in national legislation and global relations.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Congress
Christ
Eall
Permanent Court of International Justice
America
Mexico
Latin America
Caribbean
China
Japan
Brotherood
United States
Bible study and sermons at Bethal Baptist and Congregational churches
A Sunday program lists Bible study at 10, worship at 11, and an evening sermon at 8 on The Angel That Flew in the Midst of Heaven at Bethal Baptist with Rev. Hunter from Fort Dodge. Concurrently Congregational Church details morning services at 11, Sunday school at 9:45, and varied youth meetings, prayer, and chautauqua activities.
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Hunter
Fort Dodge
Kansas
Bethal Baptist Church
T Ridgeway
Hamilton
World Youth Movement
T. R. Neilson
Epworth
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Misseu Yingiats
Bee
Uth Hamilton
Summer study at First Presbyterian Church
Rev G William Barnum leads a summer program at First Presbyterian Church Lewin Street and Wifth Avenue for all students attending.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lewin Street
Wifth Avenue
G. William Barnum
Vacation Bible School and Evening Services Schedule
On Sunday June 22 1924 Bible school opens at 10 00 am with worship at 11 00 am The sermon titled The Bow of God is planned The 7 00 pm service features the B P A Leader Miss Eloise Brinkley The 8 00 pm evening service includes a youth segment and a pastor addressed to fortage people with the subject A Good Vacation.
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The
Tech
Tech Bible
F. C. McGowan
J. R. Woodruff
Arthur and
Clark Streets
Thomas J. Sedam
Otis Fesler
Reethes J. O. Anderson
West
Bible School
Eloise Brinkley
Lutheran Sunday Services At Trinity Church Schedule
Lutheran church services invite worshipers with morning and communion observances. North end location lists address 241 N Main and Trinity Church corner Arthur and Lander hosts morning service at 11 am and Holy Communion at 8 am. Pastor C H L Chandler administers.
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Trinity Church
Arthur and Lander
Banta Dies. Prescott Pioneer Served 61 Years
A. B. Banta, longtime Prescott resident and Civil War era scout, died after a life tied to government service. He arrived with a military party and spent decades in public work, leaving a record of local leadership.
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Prescott
Aris
A. B. Banta
Tona
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Wells Fargo Express Company
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Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
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Life Buoy Soap
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Antershall
Elk’s Temple
North Arthur
Carlson
Hoss W. Bates
Cee
Gfideleg Zitterbart
Woeerste
Mathleg Loeb-Evans Postulde
Poatlude
Tellman Mildred Thomas
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Christian Endeavor Society
Oscar Donaldson
A. C. Frazier
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Mediate Christian Endeavor Society
Minnie Gossman
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
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Sunday School Council
Boy Scouts
F. B. Adshade
Church of the Nazarene
Congregational Church
North Garfield
Ernest Pearson
Theo. J. Turner
Will R. Ferris
D. B. Cleaves
W. S. Cornell
J. E. Damron
Lutheran Church
Nes Tee
Main
Anday School
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Banta
Tribune
Repulta
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