Banquet Tonight for Southern Ida ho Producers Meeting
Farmers from districts across the region gathered in the city for the two day meeting of the Southern Ida ho Producers association. Sessions at the Commercial club discussed cooperative plans and fall shipping. a banquet will close the event this evening with many townspeople attending.
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Producers’ Association
Southern Idaho Producers’ Association
A. Y. Satterfield
Messrs
Bassett
Robbins
West Side Banker Emerges as Idaho Governor Candidate
M. E. Lewis of Moscow, a prominent west Idaho resident, visits the city and campaigns for the Republican nomination. He says his bid has growing support across Idaho, including the eastern part of the state, and that active western politicians back his candidacy.
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M. E. Lewis
Moscow
Visiean
Mr. Lewis
Eres
Cea
Idaho
Veal Demand Surges Prompting Calf Slaughter in Nation
Washington dispatch notes rising veal demand causes dairy and dual‑purpose calves to be slaughtered as beef calves fetch 8 to 12 dollars at two to three months. Farmers shift from large yard feedings to farm-based fattening, with meat demand and exports declining while packers buy thinner cattle.
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Washington, D. C
Farmer’s Bulletin 588
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Edmonton to buy 100 acres for stockyards
Edmonton plans to spend 650000 dollars for 100 acres in the northeast limits to establish open competitive stockyards if ratepayers approve. The proposal outlines the land purchase as a municipal expenditure for future stockyard facilities.
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Edmonton
Alta
Consolidation Redesigns Utah Montana Divisions
The Utah and Montana divisions merge into the Utah Montana division. Superintendent and dispatcher offices move to the Idaho division building. Engineering department transfers to the old depot building upper floors as the Montana offices relocate. wires are being cut today.
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Calvin
Utah
Montana
Utah-Montana
Idaho
Engineering
Road
Montana Division
Lions kill producer in cage as troupe roams Chicago
Emerson D. Dietrich of Brooklyn, manager of a trained lion show, was killed and eaten when six lions attacked him inside a cage in Chicago. A lion then escaped and terrorized residents before being captured. The lions belonged to Madame Adgie Castillo, to whom Dietrich was engaged.
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Chicago
Emerson D. Dietrich
Brooklyn
Dietrich
George McCord
Trilby
Adgie Castillo
Firemen Open State Meeting in Saginaw Tourney
The Michigan State Firemen's association opens its annual meeting and tournament in Saginaw on June 23. Delegations from across the state arrive with bands to contest hose races ladder events and other feats in firefighting efficiency over a three day gathering.
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Saginaw
Mich
Michigan State Firemen’s Association
Conferences Aid Women in Choosing Vocations at Colleges
Winter series of conferences on professional opportunities for women targets students preparing for vocations. Employers from diverse fields address attendees. Florence Jackson, director of the union's appointment bureau, travels to Wellsley Smith and Mount Holyoke to offer vocational guidance during the college year.
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Mplorence Jackson
Wellesley, Smith
Mount Holyoke
Sailors Train Hard at Sea Sportshoot Exhibition
An American consul notes many trained athletes among the crew of a cruiser and remarks they all seem to know how to put the shot, highlighting a maritime display of athletic skill.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Schedule changes set for Three B league games
The Three B league announces altered games for upcoming weeks. American Falls visits Blackfoot and Idaho Falls while Pocatello meets Idaho Falls and Blackfoot in late June and early July with several matchups rescheduled.
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Pocatello Indians
Tolaho Falls
American Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Quiet Destruction of Bootleg Liquor at County Jail
Deputy Sheriffs Bob Lewis and Dell Lish smashed confiscated liquor stored in the old county jail after District court adjourned. About 700 pints of whiskey including Cedar Brook Mono gram Sunny Brook Eagle Brook King and 400 Becker's beer bottles were destroyed to remove contraband from dry territory.
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Old County
Bob Lewis
Dell Lish
Budge
Portneuf
Cedar Brook
Monogram
Sunny Brook
Eagle Brook
King
Becker’s
Gentry Bros Will Bring Dog and Pony Show to Town
The Gentry Bros traveling circus arrives by special train from Ogden and sets a full day of events in Pocatello. A morning street parade, at 10 30, leads to an afternoon show starting at 1 with doors open, then a 2 hour performance, and a 8 oclock night show. Admission is reduced to 25 cents for this date.
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Gentry Bros
Ogden
Pocatello
Cireus
Victoria High School pupil sets typing speed record in Edmonton
In Edmonton Alberta on June 23 teachers in the commercial department of Victoria High School claim a world record for Winnifred Martin, age fourteen, who typed 680 words in ten minutes in an official typewriting contest. The test was witnessed by over a hundred observers.
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Edmonton
Alta
Commercial Department
Victoria High School
Winnifred Martin
Ne Adtian School
Mar
Fourth of July Boxing Card at Eagle Hall in Provo
Promoter Charlie Cavanaugh announces a fifteen round boxing event for the Fourth of July at Eagle hall. Jack Downey is expected to fight one of Husky Boys Ed Warner Jack Harper or Mysterious Jimmy Brown of Ogden. Lightweight contenders from nearby towns also express interest in the Pocatello atmosphere.
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Jack Downey
Charlie Cavanaugh
Eagle Hall
Peter Jackson
Price
Utah
Husky Ed Warner
Jack Harper
Jimmy”’ Brown
Ogden
Pocatello
Michigan Elks Open Tenth Annual Convention in Petoskey
A large attendance marked the opening of the tenth annual Michigan Elks convention in Petoskey Michigan Mayor Ditto delivered the greeting and Vice President Shirley Stewart spoke for the visitors. Notable entertainment features were prepared for the three day session.
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Petoskey
Mich
The
Michigan Elks
Ditto
Shirley Stewart
Wont Flood Roads Again
Judge Moyes fines A Porter D H Sedgwick and John Bloom $25 each for flooding roads. Local authorities push for better roads and stricter penalties to prevent irrigation overflow and road damage in the county.
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Moyes
A. Porter
D. H. Sedgwick
John Bloom
Decamped with cash from East Side resort partner sought
A partner at the Horse Shoe club on Front street left with about $900 in cash and forged a check for $165 after escaping with the funds. Police were told the partner devised a plan to seize cash and flee, and efforts to locate him or recover the money have so far failed.
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East Side
Jim
Front Street
Lightning Hits Barn in Bear Lake Valley Damages Wheat
A thunderstorm in Bear Lake valley caused heavy rain and freezing temperatures. Lightning struck Bishop Ola Transtrom's barn at St. Charles Sunday afternoon, nearly demolishing the structure but saving the worship area with fire aid. no livestock were harmed, and wheat reports are rising after the storm.
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Montpelier
Ida
Bear Lake Valley
St. Charles
Ola Transtrom
Ted
Naderby
Little want ad for rooms in The Tribune
Advertisement suggests placing a small want ad in The Tribune for house or room rentals. Notes Tribune office stocks old papers and offers five cents per bunch as a price incentive.
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the Tribune
Tribune
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SPUD
Moscow, Idaho
West Side of State
Arlington Monument
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson
Moses Ezekiel
Elks IN Session
Dorothy Gish
Mountain Rat
Mabel Normand
Peterson Book & Supply Store
W. L. Peterson
East Center Street
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