Boulder Dam appropriation kept in deficienc y bill by Senate panel
A subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee retained the $10,660,000 Boulder Dam starting-work appropriation in the house deficiency bill. Senator Hayden urged striking it out, arguing the Swing-Johnson plan requires state water division before construction. Interior official Ely and negotiator Donovan defended conditions and agreements among California Arizona and Nevada.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hayden
Arizona
Northcatt Ely
Wilbur
Interior Department
Ely
William J. Donovan
California
Nevada
Interior
Johnson
Appropriations Committee
Bancroft Local Social Roundup Advances and Travel
Mrs John Argyle and children returned to Blackfoot after two weeks with the Potters. Ethylene Potter visited Blackfoot. Miss Luella Weeks visits Hatch sister Mrs Arve Johnson. Arnold Reddish and Geo Alley attend Blackfoot rodeo. Melvin Hunter and Lund visitors. Yost and Corbett reorganize Mount Sherman Sunday School. Lechtenbergs visit Pocatello to see Theo Crowell. Rain and hail bring relief to farmers. limited damage reported. Thelma Anderson visits grandfather Oliver Jacobsen. Hattie Higginsen returns from Provo due to sister Emma Cook’s illness and death. Alta and Wanda Higginson visit friends. Olga Price visits grandparents Fred J. Peterson. Len Sutton from Salt Lake City inspects grazing sheep. Hyrum Call Jr. and others rodeo crew. Darrell Jacobsen injured when team ran away during hay rake.
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Bancroft
John Argyle
Blackfoot
Argyle
G. M. Potter
Ethylene Potter
Luella Weeks
Smithfield
Arve Johnson
Hatch
Arnold Reddish
Geo. Alley
Melvin Hunter
John Hunter
Lund
Thelma Anderson
Grace
Oliver Jacobsen
Hattie Higginsen
Provo
Emma J. Cook
Alta
Wanda Higginsen
Olga Price
Dayton
Fred J. Peterson
Len Sutton
Salt Lake City
Hyrum Call Jr
Darrell Jacobsen
Ririe Resident Shoots Himself in Idaho Home
Walter Ritchie, 35, of Ririe Jefferson county, died Saturday night from a self inflicted gunshot. His father found him in bed Sunday morning. a revolver was in his hand. No motive was established.
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Idaho Falls
Walter Ritchie
Ririe
Jefferson County
Road bids called Boise highway project
The bureau of highways announced grading and drainage plans for 5.5 miles of the Heyburn Park highway between St. Maries and Plummer in Panewah county. Bids will be opened in Boise around July 10. The job includes heavy grading and construction of a creosoted timber trestle.
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Boise
Bureau Highways Today
Heyburn Park
St. Maries
Plummer
Pfenewah County
Idaho Sets Aside 3.38 Million Acres For Wild Game
Idaho reports 3 379 700 acres set aside by law for wild game protection and propagation with reserves across the state including emergency preserves in Shoshone County and central Idaho. Fish culturing has expanded to 15 million trout hatchings annually versus 4 million previously. Governor Bald ridge to receive the briefing at the Salt Lake convention.
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Boise
Salt Lake
Idaho
State Game Department
H. C. Baldridge
Shoshone County
Ripley Explains Facts of Freaks
The Sacred Tooth of Buddha in the Temple of Kandy is described as the island’s palladium. Custody of the relic gave power across Indian realms. In 1530 Portuguese forces seized Ceylon and faced a ruby offer worth about 20 million pounds, later refused, the tooth destroyed and a substitution preserved.
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Guatama Buddha
Kandy
Ceylon
India
Twin Falls Elks attend ninth Idaho State convention opening
Twin Falls lodge officers and members attend the opening session of the ninth annual Idaho State Elks convention. Officers listed include Asher B. Wilson exalted ruler and R. E. Bobier H E Delas and others. C. D. Thomas serves as first vice president of the State association.
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Twin Falls Elks Lodge
Idaho State Elks Association
Twin Falls Lodge
Asher B. Wilson
R. E. Bobier
H. E. Delas
Frank Mattison
O. P. Duvall
Harry Benoit
Alvin Harbour
Exalted
Tylers
M. Slatkin
Walter Weaver
F. L. Filer
A. F. Osland
D. Glavin
Big Game Animals Die From Spray Poison Dire North Idaho
In north Idaho, spray used to combat white pine blister rust killed several deer and elk. H L Walrath, assistant chief deputy of the state game department, showed pictures of victims and said overdoses came from licking ground where the spray was abandoned. He noted assurances that no more mixture would be left where animals could reach it.
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Boise
Idaho
H L. Walrath
State Game Department
R E. Thomas
Walrath
Fiction Writer Melville Post Dies in Clarksburg
Melville Davisson Post, 59, renowned short story writer, died in a Clarksburg hospital after a June 10 horse riding accident at his country estate. He had improved with transfusions but relapsed last Thursday. Cause of death was varicose veins of the esophagus with complications.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Melville Davisson Post
Post
American Litterature
The 1770 English law on cosmetics and beauty
The text notes that European attitudes toward cosmetics were harsh centuries ago and that Britain adopted the old French law into force by an act of parliament in 1770. It describes the practice of beautifying as an abomination in eighteenth century England.
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Europe
England
Longest widowhood on record for Agnes Skuner
Mrs Agnes Skuner died in 1599 at age 129, widow for 102 years. She survived her husband Richard Skuner who died in 1497. Two Camberwell churchyard tombstones support the record of the century plus widowhood.
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Agnes Skuner
Richard Skuner
Camberwell
England
Almonds: the pit of a peach fruit explained
A claim clarifies that almonds are not true nuts but the dry inedible seed inside a fruit like a peach. The edible almond resembles the peach stone or pit in structure and function, clarifying botanical distinctions.
Jule Delmar Wears a Flower Daily for 30 Years
Jule Delmar has worn a flower on his lapel every day since November 3 1891 in tribute to his father who loved flowers. He offers one hundred dollars to anyone who sees him without a flower. The note ends with a curious line about being next married when three years old.
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Jule Delmar
Mr. Delmar
Cloudburst Destroys Modernization Efforts in Angora
A cloudburst in Angora Istanbul June 23 flooded the capital damaging seven years of Kemalist modernization work. Torrential rain wrecked miles of new roads and sidewalks flooded the presidents’ villa and swept away model dwellings. American operated children's playgrounds were washed away.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Angora
National Assembly
Railroad worker killed near St. Mariel Idaho
Robert Seifert 52 a railroad car penter was killed by a freight train near St. Mariel Idaho yesterday. The accident went unnoticed by the crew and Seifert is survived by a widow and five children.
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ST. Mariel
Idaho
Robert Seifert
Masons to confer M M degree at Portneuf Lodge
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M will confer the M M degree Wednesday June 25 with lodge opening at 5 pm and dinner at 630 pm No charge Montpelier and Soda Springs Lodges assist in the degree All Masons invited S O Goucher W M 125
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Portneuf
A. F
A. M
Montpelier
Soda Springs
S. O. Goucher
W. M
Nancy Campbell Dies in Broadstairs Kent
Nancy Lathrop Carver Campbell widow of Lieut. Col. Colin Powys Campbell died in Broadstairs Kent yesterday. Born Nancy Leiter she is known as former Mrs Campbell and her death was reported from the town, with AP noting she passed away in Broadstairs.
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Broadstairs
Kent
England
Nancy Lathrop Carver Campbell
Nancy Leiter
Colin Powys Campbell
Sixty-Three Attend Pioneer Family Reunion at Lava Hot Springs
The John Porter Barnard family reunion drew 63 attendees at Lava Hot Springs over a weekend. Events included a Saturday park dinner, swimming at the state natatorium, an evening program, and open air dancing. Descentants from Utah and Idaho, including Fliza Sherman of American Falls, gathered to plan the next reunion for June 15, 1931 at Lagoon Beach.
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John Porter Barnard
Lava Hot Springs
William Barnard
Ogden
New England
Utah
Farmington
Barnard
Fliza Sherman
American Falls
Lewis Harper
Honeyville
Fyra Harper
Earl Harper
Brigham City
Thomas Harper
Hansen Valley
Carl Burt
Beaver City
Porter Barnard
Deweyville
Thomas Barnard
Lee Frodsham
Lloyd Barnard
L. E. Hampton
Rockland
Idaho
Harry Saling
C. E Runyen
Louis
Pocatello
Minnie Barnard
June
Soda Springs
James Frodsham
Margaret Pomeroy
Ruby Paulson
Rose Kubachek
Lagoon Beach
Nampa Wins Twin Bill To Lead Eastern Oregon Idaho League
Nampa Idaho defeated Baker 3-1 in both games of a doubleheader yesterday to hold the first half title. Ontario dropped from the league leaving Emmett as a possible new member to continue the sis team format.
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Baker
Ore
Oregon- Idaho Baseball League
Nampa
Idaho
Idaho Baseballers
League of
Ontario
Emmett
Moreland Grants Two Scout Charters
Dave C. Watkins, Boy Scout executive, returns to Pocatello after the Moreland investiture. Two troop charters Nos. 20 and 27 are granted, six Scouts admitted. Bishop Carter heads troop 20, E. E. Bingham directs troop 27. Rev Joyce Kimball speaks on scouting merits. charters presented by Roy Eskelson and W. Buchanan. Edgar Fieldsted praises summer camps and urges parents to send boys to Camp Tenday. Watkins discusses scoutParent relations.
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Dave C. Watkins
Pocatello
Moreland
Bishop Carter
E. E. Bingham
Joyce Kimball
Blackfoo
Roy Eskelson
W. Buchanan
Blackfoot
Edgar Fieldsted
Watkins
Elks Promote Green Triangle Inn Open Late
Elks advertise the Green Triangle Inn as a welcoming place to stay near J23, open until the early hours, located two and a half miles north.
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Green Triangle Inn
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