One Dead After Auto Crash Near Pocatello
Mrs. Jo anna Bayliff of Logan Utah died in a Pocatello hospital from injuries suffered in a crash near Inkom on Wednesday. Her husband Thomas Bayliff was critically injured and died at the hospital later that evening. Phyllis Ford, driver of the other car, was discharged from hospital with minor injuries. The inquest into Mrs Bayliff’s death will not be held, Bannock county authorities stated.
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Tom Bayliff
Logan
Utah
Yellowstone Highway
Pocatello
Bannock County
B. A. McDevitt
Garden Palmer
San Marino
Lilly Briggs
Orchard
Velma
Zella Briggs
Bayliff
Joanna Bayliff
Inkom
Thomas Bayliff
England
L. D
Rexburg
Burley
Idaho
Preston
Logan L. D. S. Temple
Albert Bayliff
Masonry Third Degree Conferred Friday Evening
Keystone Lodge No 81 invites Masons to a special communication Friday at 7 30 pm for the conferral of the Third Degree Portneuf circle No 892 N O W meets at Eagles hail at 8 o clock tonight
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Keystone Lodge No. 81
Portneuf Circle No
Eagles
Leader Passes Two Million Mark in Race
The Idaho State Journal reports the leader has surpassed two million votes in the race with results from all three contests expected to appear in Saturday morning editions based on ballots collected before nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Ings
Idaho State Journal
Alma Marley
California
Local notices and travel plans fill town pages
H J Enenback and family depart by car for southern Idaho while Judge Downing travels to Salmon and Deputy Alma Marley returns from California. Residents visit, shop, and attend meetings as police urge dog licensing and the Daughters of Job plan a Masonic Temple initiation. Community events include Boy Scout camp Tendoy, Camp Fire girls, and a cake sale by the American Legion auxiliary drum and bugle corps.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Pocatello Gas Company
Wanted practical nurse and two rentals listed
Wanted practical nurse middle aged lady. Phone 2332. Two room furnished apartment with lights and water available. Also one small house for rent. Phone 901. j22te
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Porrent
House Leaders Oppose Passing of Security Bill
The article reports opposition from House leaders to a security bill concerning endowment funds. It covers claims that the governor oversold protections, arguments about earning interest versus warrants, and the need to finance school districts through tax anticipation notes. The Senate finished action on auxiliary endowment measures but delayed the main bill after noon.
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House
Barry
Twin Falls
Taylor
D. Jefferson
Senate
Howe
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief and Odor Stop
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a fast cure for tired aching swollen feet. It claims rapid relief after one minute and usage with a few drops nightly or as needed, promising to end foot misery and reduce varicose or swollen veins. The ad notes trusted druggists including Wither spoon and Schramm Johnson Drug Co. guarantee money back.
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Witherspoon Drug Co
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Moone
Adv
Rotary Ladies Night and International Evening at Bannock
The Rotary club hosts a Ladies Night and International Night at the Bannock hotel tonight. A 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Rowanis room features a foreign menu for Rotarians and wives, followed by a program including letters and five minute country talks from Rae Stratford with souvenirs from twelve Rotary clubs.
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Mexico
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Belgium
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Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Switzerland
Maly
Chile
Peru
A. L. Merrill
Managers Heed Plea Wait on Wage Cuts
Eastman met railroad managers and labor executives to delay wage-cut action until the recovery program yields results. The proposal was accepted and Eastman said the agreement was reached because both sides agreed to wait for the program’s effect.
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Eastman
Knowledge Quiz Questions from a History Page
Identifies ten trivia prompts covering origins of the minuet, location of Unter den Linden, a USS Constitution nickname, Native American Mission Indians lands, biblical tale location, Manhattan’s section for Wall Street, Upas tree habitat, Brockton city state, Juba River, and the first state admitted after the Constitution ratification.
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Unter den Linden
Manhattan
Wall Street
Brockton
Juba River
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old health ad claims two pounds of daily bile from the liver regulate digestion and energy. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe, gentle remedy to stimulate bile flow and general wellbeing, urging buyers to look for the red label and avoid substitutes.
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Carter
C. M. Co
No More Moths Ady Claims Bu-Hech Protection
An advertisement promotes Bu-Hech as a cheap easy moth pest killer for closets chests and garments. It promises safe use for humans and pets and no odor with money back if not the best protection, sold in small canisters at 25 cents and larger sizes at stores.
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
A 30 day plan urges women to take Kruschen Salts each morning and limit fats and starches to slim down. The ad claims the 6 salt blend aids fat loss, with a four week supply sold by druggists.
Government endorses new policy to boost industry
A spokesman explained that railroads and employers prefer not to embarrass the current administration policy. He said the government has embarked on a new approach to promote business, industry activity, and general welfare. The concord must be ratified by unions in the Railway Labor Executives association, viewed as a formality.
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Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Overnight Foot Agony Vanishes With Radox Soak
Soak sore feet 20 minutes in hot water with three tablespoons Radox before morning. The ad claims pain and inflammation disappear and promises refunds. Sold for 45 cents at Witherspoon Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Witherspoon Drug Co
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