Farm measure faces defeat in Iowa speech
Smith W. Brookhart, Republican senatorial nominee, told farmers in Storm Lake that agriculture cannot win in Congress without a farm majority in both houses. He warned the Haugen bill will fail due to a conspiracy of special interests opposing basic industry and favoring wealth, urging cooperative government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Smith W. Brookhart
Congress
Agriculture
Brookhart
United States
Towa
League of
Missing heiress found in Ogden
June Hedquist a 12 year old heiress who had vanished on June 16 was located by the Los Angeles sheriff in Provo Utah. She is with her foster uncle George Watson under guardianship of her foster grandmother Mrs Hines Miller. June and her sister Bernice were left a substantial trust by Mrs Anna Hedquist Watson of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
June Hedquist
Provo
Tah
Sheriff's Office
George Watson
Hines Miller
Bernice
Anna Hedquist Watson
Timber fires at encampment burn large timber and sage brush
Eugene Oregon June 22 AP Camp Jackson National Guard unit fought a fire that began yesterday and burned nearly 1000 acres of sage brush and timber land north of the city. Last night the blaze remained uncontrolled as guardsmen stood ready to assist in suppression. The fires started while artillery company personnel burned slashings to prevent shell bursts from igniting timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Camp Jackson
National Guard
Bummer
Salvation Army Leaders to Speak in Pocatello
Salvation Army leaders Captain Sidney Cooke and Ensign Wilbur Vernon of the Idaho Utah and Wyoming division will speak at Salvation headquarters 234 South Second Avenue on Wednesday June 23 at 8 p m. Good speaking and singing are assured and the public is urged to attend with Captain Arn Marts and Assistant Lieutenant Luise Blackburn in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Cooke
Wilbur Vernon
Idaho, Utah and
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Salvation
South Second Avenue
Arn Marts
Luise Blackburn
Hart to Attend Indian Blowout Memorial of Custer Battle
William Hart a two gun film star and Sioux Chief Standing Bear traveled by train to Billings Montana to attend a memorial marking the fiftieth anniversary of Custer’s last battle. The celebration runs June 24 26.
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Los Angeles
William 8. Hart
Standing Bear
Billings
Mont
Custer
Hart
Swedish Prince to Ride Herd on Buffalo in Yellowstone Park
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden will herd buffalo in Yellowstone during the first week of July. He arrives July 2 at Upper Lamar river range to assume cowboy duties. The itinerary includes Old Faithful visits, a Buffalo ranch tour, a Mammoth Hot Springs dinner, Mount Washburn ascent, and travel via historic park coaches.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Yellowstone National Park
Lamar River Range
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone
Park
Camp Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Buffalo Ranch
Hubert Work
Mammoth Hot Springs
Grand Canyon
Wild Man Roped by a Cowboy in Priest Valley
Fresno reports word that the so called wild man found in Priest valley may have been captured by a cattleman with a lariat. James Meyers rancher described the captive as heavy with long matted hair and scant clothing. Sheriff Croxton said the man is jailed in San Benito.
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Fresno
Calif
Priest Valley
James Meyers
Meyers
Smithy Proves a Mighty Man in Wattsford
J Price of Gloucester, village blacksmith, demonstrates great strength by bending a four inch nail with his hands and molding steel in his teeth. He lifts 430 pounds from ground to knee, stands 5'10", 224 pounds, 50 inch chest, 46 years old with 30 years in blacksmith trade.
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Wattsford
Eng
J. Price
Gloucester
Ile
Voter backs Progressive ticket in justice race
Communication to the editor from IL Brown favors the Progressive ticket citing desire for a four year tech presence, farm relief legislation, and fair taxation as reasons. The letter argues Republicans block reforms and pledges support to the Progressive platform.
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Justice of the Peace
Progressive
Tech
Idaho
Eres
Progressive Ticket
NROWN
Flaming Waters at the Capitol Tonight
Ormston, back from European art centers, staged a large water excavation for the oil flood climax. Blazing oil poured over water to create a striking realism for the final shots. Flaming Waters plays at the Capitol Theatre for its last showings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Capitol
Ormston
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Japanese Parents Concern Over American Born Youths
Tom Koto of Twin Falls, president of the southern Idaho Japanese association, told about 200 people at a Sunday meeting opening a summer school for Japanese children taught in their mother tongue. It is the fifth such school in Idaho. The article notes language barriers as a drift factor for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Koto
Twin Palls
Southern Idaho Japanese Association
Idaho
L. D. Brown Switches to Progressive Ticket
Local real estate and insurance man L. D. Brown, long tied to the Republican primary, announced a party switch and is now listed as a Progressive candidate for justice of the peace. The move follows weeks of campaign speculation and signals a bold shift in the local primary race.
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L. D. Brown
Oldtimer
Mr. Brown
Justice of Peace
Justice of the Peace
Progressive
Nine Lives Vitality and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A playful comparison of a cat’s health routine leads to the idea that Old Mother Nature provides herbs for well being. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to restore energy for women, citing Mrs Gust Green's testimonial and fifty years of use.
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Cate
Lydia B. Pinkham
Gust Green
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Rockford
Ilinois
Grand President to Attend Special G I A Meeting
Grand President Mary B E Cassell of Cleveland and Inspector Lacey Goodmanson of Ogden will attend the official meeting of the G I A to the B of L E in the W O W hall Wednesday June 23. An all day session includes luncheon at the Elks club and a banquet at the Elks club. Mountain Gem division No. 423 and their husbands will attend the banquet followed by an evening of cards. In England a women’s society pledges to wear only British made silk stockings.
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Mary BE. Cassell
Cleveland
Lacey Goodmanson
Ogden
B. of L. E
W. O. W. Hall
Elks’ Club
Elks’club
Mountain Gem Division No. 423
England
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Lee Font
Yellowstone Park
Mount Washburn
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Pocatello Floral CO
Jewett
GEM State Auto CO
Paige
Bannock
Bate
J. C. Hanson
Ford
Studeboxer
Olds
Ohio
F. O. B. Garden
City Gas
Pole Line
Okamura
Kryptok
W. B. Kennedy
Optometrist
W. Osenter
Pocatello-Logan
Preston
Noosa
Gust Chopp
Baonces
St. Marie
Monarch Range
Simmons Bede and Springs
Stratford Furniture
Loan CO
Sonnenkalb Building
Eady
Postoffice
Wilds
Bistlines
Opex
Duco, Marcote
Vitraloid
Idaho Lacquering CO
Joel N. Cobia
Gove Motor Building
Ellen Houtz
Lynn Brothers
Hopital
Rupert
Pons
Troy Laundry
Rudman & Gottberg
West Center
E. A. Krussman
Riverview
Phone
John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Ogden, Utah
Herb CO
E. Center St
Pocatello, Idaho
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