Legal tensions over Shilling avenue upkeep and district takeovers
Blackfoot city debates funding for Shilling avenue improvement districts as 305 voters sign petitions protesting a 700 budgeted upkeep amount. City attorney to report if a general tax can fund maintenance for parking along Shilling avenue. Sewer committee reports Orpheum theatre connections now conform to city ordinance with a six inch main installed.
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Blackfoot
Shilling Avenue
Bhilling Avenue
Charles Dahman
E. M. Nelson
Orpheum Theatre
Idaho Osteopaths to Meet in Lewiston Convention
Idaho osteopathic physicians from across the state prepare for the annual Idaho Osteopathic Association convention opening in Lewiston on June 27 under Dr. J. M. Gardner of Idaho Falls as chair. Speakers include Dr. Lillian M. Whiting of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and Dr. J. Swart of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy.
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Idaho Osteopathic Association
Lewiston
J. M. Gardner
Idaho
State Association
Western Osteopathic Association
Lillian M. Whiting
College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
J. Swert
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Whiting
Swart
Central States Osteopathic Association
Kansas State Osteopathic Association
Inkom Echoes Weekend Visits and Local Travel
Inkom residents report weekend visits including Stella Roylance from Pocatello visiting her father ET Roylance while Eugene and Mrs. Grant of Salt Lake City spent time in Inkom. Rose carnival memories and local social calls fill notes from residents and travelers.
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Inkom
Stella Roylance
Pocatelo
Et Roylance
Eugene Grant
Salt Lake City
Inkon
Portland
W. B. Piedcock
Pocatello
Bud Gagon
Soda Springs
Alice Neicer
A. J. Neicer
Hints
J. M. Scadden
John Andrews
March Creek
Blackfoot Rotarians Hold Jolly Meeting
Blackfoot June 22 Leo Woodruff spoke at the noon Rotary on applying Rotary teachings to daily service. The gathering had 100 percent attendance with singing and fellowship. Guests included Charles Johnson of Oskamore Iowa and H. H. Deemer of Rexburg. A sign at Bridge and Broadway directing tourists to the Yellowstone highway was suggested Rotary take responsibility for marking.
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Tribune
Leo Woodruff
Rotary
Rotary S
Charles Johnson
Oskamore
Iowa
H. H. Deemer
Rexburg
Bridge and Broadway
Yellowstone Highway
Downey Notes Local Visits And Social Highlights
Hi Green of McCammon assumes charge of Garretson Drug store this week. Local visitors include Earl Wieber from Salt Lake Drug Co and L. C. O’Malley from Salt Lake City promoting International Harvester. Families travel to Logan, Tremonton, Lava Hot Springs and St. Anthony. a child’s party hosted by Mrs. John Criddle with thirty guests. trips to Richmond and Logan noted. A. C. Andersen visits Logan temple.
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Logan, Oge and
Tremonton
Frank B. Porter
Dauhters
Alese
Carol Gwen
W. D Williams
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Porter
E. C. Erikson
Ogden
H. J. Hartvigsen
Salt Lake City
T. L. Perkins
Lava Hot Springs
Osborne Johnson
Richmond
Logan
E. Raymon Merrill
Yvonne
Thelma Merrill
Preston
Fmil Jourgens
Frank Anderson
Shelley
A. C. Anderson
John Criddle
Maurine
A. C. Andersen
L. D
Young Downey Woman Dies of Blood Poisoning
News from Downey reports the death of Mrs. Willard Naef wife of Willard Naef. Cause is blood poisoning after a trip with a section crew. Survived by husband and a four month old child. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Downey
Willard Naef
Tis Hospital
Rexburg Man Narrowly Escapes Car Wreck Toward Logan
June 22 Joe Parkinson of Rexburg escaped injury when his car left the road and struck a ditch near Zenda while driving to Logan on Monday afternoon. The front end was badly damaged and towed to Downey for repairs. Parkinson and all companions were unhurt.
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Tribune
Downey
Joe Parkinson
Rexburg
Logan
Zenda
Begly
Parkinson
City to repair pulmotor after drownings
Two children drowned recently prompting Blackfoot officials to repair the city pulmotor. The device will be housed in City Hall under the care of the fire department and kept accessible to all local doctors at all times.
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Tribune
Potato bug quarantine starts in Idaho centers
Boise June 22 AP Harry Sabin chief field inspector announces quarantine and control work in Cambridge New Meadows and Hornet Creek to eradicate potato bugs. Although danger is slight, efforts will mark bugs to prevent spread into Southeastern Idaho potato producing areas.
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Boise
Cambridge
New Meadows
Hornet Creek
Harry Sabin
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Governor Baldridge to Speak at Big Bend Fourth of July
Governor H C Baldridge will be the principal speaker at the July 4 celebration in Big Bend Oregon, announce his engagement. The event near Parma Idaho is a cooperative effort with Parma and the Oregon city.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
Parma
Big Bend
Oregon
Oregon City
Garby Appointed Acting Postmaster at Lewiston Idaho
Washington announces Luis A. Garby named acting postmaster for Lewiston Idaho today. The move assigns Garby to lead postal operations in the city amid a period of transition for the Lewiston office.
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Idaho
Washington
Luis A. Garby
Lewiston
Evangelical Work Institute Opens At Westminster College
The Intermountain Christian Workers Institute began at Westminster college in Salt Lake City on Tuesday. Prominent ministers and laymen from across the country attend as sessions run throughout the week to study issues affecting evangelical churches and their work.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain Christian Workers’ Institute
Westminster College
Nationalists reach Tsingtao and push toward Tsianfu
Chinese movement reports a nationalist detachment arriving at Tsingtao from Haichow by boat and occupying the city. They advance along the railway toward Tsianfu, the provincial capital, as General Sun Chuan-Fang at Tsianfu is said to be ready to surrender to the southern forces, opening the road to Peking.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
Shangtung
Haichow
Tsianfu
Sun Chuan-Fang
Peking
National Master of Grange speaks on agriculture three horse team
Louis J. Taber national master of the Grange told about 1500 people at the University of Idaho Moscow that agriculture industry and education form a three horse team essential for equal opportunity and reward. He urged stronger farm organizations and more thinking over hard work. Deal opened the program and French introduced Taber while Mix presided.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Louis J. Taber
The
Grange
Taber
MacLean Field
University Athletic Field
Business Mn
W. W. Deal
Burton L. French
G. B. Mix
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
National Egg Day Observed With Parade at Caldwell
Caldwell hosts National Egg Day with a carnival band concerts and an elaborate parade. L J Taber master of the National Grange is the principal speaker. Governor Baldridge, Pren Moore of the University of Idaho and J H Lowell speak. Evening baseball game banquet and dance conclude events.
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Caldwell
L. J. Taber
The
National Grange
H. ©. Baldridge
Pren Moore
University of Idaho Extension Service
J. H. Lowell
Gem Irrigation District
City Council Blackfoot Weighs Pool Site at City Park
J J Boyle representing service clubs urged Blackfoot City Council to reserve space in the park for a 35 by 70 foot concrete swimming pool with a 2 foot walk and to allow the park irrigation pump to fill it. The issue was referred to the improvement committee and city engineer for study and report at the next meeting.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. J. Boyle
Improvement Committee
Young Woman Killed When Car Overturns
Agnes Ellen Nichols 21 died Sunday when the car she drove struck a culvert south of Nampa. The vehicle overturned pinning her beneath it and breaking her neck. Three other occupants escaped with minor bruises. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nichols of Nampa.
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Nampa
Agnes Ellen Nichols
Miss Nichols
Hugh Nichols
Blackfoot Business Visitors Nominated by Local Names
Blackfoot on Tuesday saw Albert N Wakley and John W Wakley of Downey visit for business. Frank O Nelson of Lava Hot Springs led Grove City commerce. J W Swanger and brother from Mackay conducted business. Walker Rich and Frank Dekay attended a baseball game. Elias Chrissiansen of Chesterfield joined as a Blackfoot visitor. Attorney L R Thormas made a trip to Idaho Falls after noon.
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Blackfoot
Albert N. Wakley
John W. Wakley
Downey
Frank O. Nelson
Lava Hot Springs
Grove City
J. W. Swanger
Mackay
Walker Rich
Frank DeKay
Elias Chrissiansen
Chesterfield
L. R. Thormas
Idaho Palls
Idaho National Guard camp inspected by national figures
Major General Creed C. Hammond of the militia bureau visited Boise on Tuesday to review the Idaho national guard units the 116th cavalry and the 116th engineers and the 146th field artillery. The inspection highlighted the destruction of a bridge by the 116th engineers and live artillery firing by the 148th field artillery.
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Boise
Creed C. Hammond
Washington, D. C
Militia Bureau
War Department
Idaho National Guard
116Th Cavalry
116Th Engineers
146Th Field Artillery
148Th Field Artillery
Coach Advocates Dribble Ban On Shelf At Utah Clinic
Logan Utah June 22 AP Dr Forest Allen basketball coach and KU athletics director told coaches at Utah Agricultural College the one bounce rule is on the shelf to stay He will conduct a basketball coaching school through week.rest of week.
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Logan
Utah
Forest Allen
University of Kansas
Utah Agricultural College
Allen
Stewart Campbell Heads North Idaho Mine Inspection
Boise June 22 AP Stewart Campbell state mining inspector departs for Wallace to establish headquarters for two weeks as part of the semi annual inspection of mines and mining operations in north Idaho.
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Boise
Stewart Campbell
Wallace
North Idaho
Watch Saves Man From Gruesome Saw Injury
Alamosa Colorado June 21 AP Walter Swope a carpenter owed his life to a watch The heavy case time piece rested over his heart when he fell onto a rapidly revolving rip saw The watch was cut in half yet Swope regained balance and escaped serious injury
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Alamosa
Colo
Walter Swope
Swope
Message Confidence Sent to President in Rapid City
Delegates from the national arms conference sent a message of strong hope for the Geneva policy’s success to President Coolidge via Secretary Kellogg. Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines may visit Coolidge, as the president leaves dates to health updates. General Wood had minor operations and is not yet fully recovered. Wallace-Dickens mine installs electric pump for deep sinking.
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Rapid City
National Arms Conference
Geneva
Coolidge
Kellogg
Leonard M. Wood
Philippine Islands
Judge Denies Warrant For Sinclair Over Book Sale
Boston June 22 AP Judge Creed in municipal court refused to issue a warrant for the arrest of Upton Sinclair after Lt David Hines bought a copy of Oll from Sinclair The judge said no warrant until the Gritz case decision at the supreme court pending on an appeal by a Beacon Hill book store clerk convicted of selling a copy of Oil
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Boston
Creed
Upton Sinclair
David Hines
Police Headquarters
Sinclair
John Gritz
Beacon Hill
Supreme Court
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Tribune Speclil
Blackfoot Rotarians
Evangelical Meeting
Chinese Movement
Space
Budweiser
Nalomee
America
W. H. Bintz CO. Distributors
Wallace—Dickens
Chichester's Pills Famond
Studebaker
Bannock Motor Co
North Arthur Ave
Studebaker Yeafi
San Francisco
California
Lake Tahoe
Truckee
Lake Tahoe High
Sierra
Los Angeles
Reno
Las Vegas
Rocyland
Southern Pacific
P. Bancroft
Gen'l. Ag
Southern Pacific Lines
3Rd Ave
Amoun
Pocatello Prerty
Fletcher R. Burrus & Co
Toans
Indian Springs
Natatorium
Ketchum
Builders
Supp Dealer
Oxford
S. 2Nd Ave
Shankel Coal Yard
Aberdeen
Shankel
Coal & Ice
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