Filings Rush In As County Republicans Seek Nominations
Blackfoot Idaho June 22 reports a surge of filings as county Republicans rush to nominate candidates. A H Simmons of Blackfoot and J D Jensen of Shelley filed for sheriff. Philip F P Dance seeks county clerk, Hamilton Wright for prosecuting attorney, Mrs Jorethy Dahlstrom for county treasurer, G T Cobbley for county commissioner district two, John R Williams for county commissioner district one. Simmons previously served as sheriff and Wright is the current prosecutor. Williams sits on the present board of county commissioners. Dance was an assistant clerk in the last House term.
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Tamine
Bingham County
A. H H. Simmons
Blackfoot
J. D. Jensen
Shelley
Phillip FP. Dance
Hamilton Wright
Jorethy Dahlstrom
G. T. Cobbley
John R. Williams
Blackfoot Girl Weds Boise Man Saturday
A. Thompson of Boise and Judith alien of Blackfoot were quietly married Saturday evening at seven at the bride's home two miles east of Blackfoot. Rev. George P. Barton performed the ceremony in front of the bride's immediate family. The couple left Sunday for Boise to make their future home.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
A. Thompson
Boise
Judith ‘Alien
George P. Barton
Horticulturists Visit Idaho Orchards Tour Heads to Boise
Horticulturists from across the nation will visit Idaho orchards as part of the American Pomological Society tour. They will arrive in Boise Wednesday afternoon and are scheduled to dine and hear talks.
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Idaho
Boise
Idaho National Guard Camp Strains State Leaders
Boise June 22 Governor C. Moore commander in chief of the Idaho national guard closed all organizations of the camp away from city streets as the guard unit began a large scale mobilization.
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Boise
C. Moore
Idaho National Guard
State imposes poultry shipment quarantine to curb disease
Boise reports that Idaho imposes quarantine on all poultry breeding stock eggs for hatching and young chicks to prevent the spread of facilities white diarrhea. State veterinarian Dr. W C Nye announced the measure.
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Boise
W. C. Nye
Social notes from Bancroft weekend visits and outings
Bancroft residents hosted and visited relatives from Wyoming Utah and Idaho over the weekend. Families including Toolson Brasward Budrow Moore Haskell and others shared dinners road trips to Pocatello and Salt Lake City while local clubs planned a four day camping outing.
Downey News Highlights and Local Visits
Downey reports include H. Garretson traveling to Ogden for sinus surgery with Mrs. Garretson. Imanuel Lundgren visited Lava Hot Springs. Dr. Haritvigsen in Salt Lake City. N. Olson hospitalized in Ogden after illness. Downey team notes a 4 3 win over Richmond in a Sunday ball game amid local visits and hospital updates.
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H. J. Toller
Ogden
Addison Farr
Arimo
Stake
Relief Society
Frank Porter
Downey Ldihoan
Associated Newspapers
Idaho
Chester Hamilton
Garretson
Ernest Golding
Stillman Young
Joseph Clegg
Grant Ward
Epram Byington
Grant
Pocatello
Byington
Ernest Byington
Downey
Richmond
Lewiston
Jackrabbits in Idaho Brought Under Control
W E F Crouch of the U S Department of Agriculture reports jackrabbits once a severe crop menace in south central Idaho are being controlled. He cites dry weather range fires driving pests from sage brush to irrigated lands across Gooding Jerome Lincoln and Bingham counties and notes organized intensive efforts are needed.
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Loise
Idaho
W. E F. Crouch
United States Department of Agriculture
Gooding
Jerome
Lincoln
Bingham
McCammon Social Notes From McCammon Idaho
Mrs Ivan Richardson of Mackay visits sister Mrs Margaret Murphy in McCammon. Margaret Ruth McCourt of Green River Wyoming spends the week with grandmother Mrs May Riddle and others. The group motor to Pocatello Lewiston and Logan for visits while relatives from Bath New York visit Mrs Murphy.
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Logan
Margaret Edwards
Pocatello
Ivan Garser
Thomas Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins
Margaret Ruth Edwards
Lewiston
Utah
Thomas Jenking
Edward Conneley
Bath
New York
Margaret Murphy
Conneley
Edward Murphy
Sam Ferguson
Paul Nash
Horace Liljenquist
Blackfoot Social and Business Notes Spark Local Travel
Blackfoot reports indicate O. H. Dille returns from a North Carolina mission trip for the L.L.D. church. John Fowler of Mackay promotes the July Fourth celebration. Henry Warber of Pingree visits on business. John Douglas Davis returns after a year at Purdue University. The Bilene family visits Brethren in Blackfoot while en route from Seattle to Valparaiso, Indiana. Joe Maxwell of Gerling conducts local business.
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TE. Brethan
Seattle
Waeh
Valparatas
Ind
Joe Maxwall
Gerling
Blackfoot
Western Melodrama Enacted Up to Date in Boise
A frontier style tale unfolds on June 21 1926 as Bartlett Lance the alleged horse thief is pursued by Ada County deputies after trading stolen horse and saddle in Caldwell and Boise. Miss Lulu Smith Jancher's daughter becomes a deputy and captures the suspect guiding a chase into the hills near Boise. Lulu is a Boise High graduate with a 1925 class, student at the University of Idaho on a scholarship.
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Boise
Bartlett Lance
Lulu Smith
Jancher
Ada County
Lance
Caldwell
Smith Ranch
Emmett Prost
Smith Place
Lulu
Miss Smith
University of Idaho
University
Prominent Woman of Idaho Falls Passes
Mrs. Mary E. Porter 61 wife of N D Porter owner of the Porter hotel in Idaho Falls died at a local hospital Sunday after about a year of illness. Resident 31 years she was a social figure before becoming invalid. She belonged to Henrietta chapter Order of the Eastern Star Neighbors of Woodcraft and several clubs. Funeral plans await arrival of a daughter and relatives. She also leaves her mother two daughters Mrs B W Gillespie and Mrs Molly Johnson Spokane four sisters and several brothers.
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Idaho Falls
Mary E. Porter
N. D. Porter
Porter Hotel
Porter
Henrietta Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Woodcraft
Mary Auefley
B. W. Gillespie
Molly Johnson
Spokane
Wash
Timber growth policy discussed in Boise meeting
Boise on June 22 saw a contract proposal to perpetual timber growth on private land. B. Morse of Ogden Utah Assistant district forester announced the cooperative policy during a visit arranged by C. A. Barton president and general manager of Boise Payette Lumber company.
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Boise
B. Morse
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Morse
C. A. Barton
Boise- Payette Lumber Company
Woman challenges penny debt suit in St Paul case
A St Paul woman admitted owing $14.01 but hired a lawyer to oppose the one cent claim, suing over the small debt and contesting the bill in court.
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St. Paul
Legion benefit dance funds Natty uniforms for bands
In Idaho Falls on June 22 a benefit dance at Paradise Gardens will raise money for Natty uniforms including orange silk trousers and patent leather boots to outfit bands. The Idaho Falls Fourth of July celebration will feature seven intermountain bands. The dance is sponsored by Legion posts from Idaho Falls Shelley Blackfoot and Pocatello.
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Tdaho Falls
American Legion
Blackfoot
Paradise Gardens
Shelley
Idaho
Cupid 18 Busy in June Weddings at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls reports a busy June with sixteen marriage licenses issued in the last week. The list includes A W Stacey Jr and Mary E Flowers of Thornton, Norman J Bybee of Rexburg, Hazel V Tompkins of Blackfoot, and several Idaho Falls residents such as A J Contor with Louise Fisher, Donald Sandley with Alice Rushton, Leon Contor with Irma O Neil, and Clarence Elroy Larris with Dora Jane Fullmer. Licenses also show Seattle and Tetonia connections among the couples.
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Idaho Falls
Cupid
A W. Stacey, Jr
Mary E. Flowers
Thornton
Norman J. Bybee
Rexburg
Hazel V. Tompkins
Blackfoot
A. J. Contor
Louise Fisher
A. M. Bendixson
Seattle
Anne ‘Miamas Idaho Palla
Donald Sandley
Alice Rushton
Leon Contor
Irma O'Neil
Clarence Elroy Larris
Dora Jane Fullmer
Tetonia
Four Couples Tie The Knot At Twin Falls Baptist Parsonage
Orlo Clair Mc Ewen of Kimberly and Jesse Marlin of Hansen wed along with Henry Arthur Childers of Twin Falls and Margaret Irene Ma lone of Piler in a Sunday ceremony read by Rev. E. C. Barton at the Baptist parsonage. Attended by friends and relatives.
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Twin Falls
Dance Monday Night Under Auspices 40 and 8
Plans completed for a dance by La Societe des 46 Hommes et 8 Chevaux at the new Memorial building. The event, Monday evening, features the University of Idaho pep band for music and invites the public. The 40 and 8 is a Legion affiliated social group known for popular city dances. The Memorial gains popularity for its appeal and cooling ambiance.
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New Memorial
University of Idaho
40 And
The
Legion
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