Boise Man Heads Idaho Veterans Group at State Convention
Roland H. Park of Boise was elected state commander of Idaho’s United Spanish War Veterans. He succeeds Frank J McLin. Officers include F A Swingle Lewiston senior commander Harry T Lewis Payette junior vice commander Scott M Fitch Payette trustee. Convention plans to joint meeting with the Grand Army of the Republic in Payette.
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Boise
Roland H. Park
Idaho Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Cose
Frank J McLin
Grand Army of the Republic
Payette
Commance
Park
F A Swingle
Lewiston
Harry T Lewis
Payte
Scott M Fitch
Wio
Guy B Groff
Spokane
Washington
Joint Program Showcased Wards Handiwork Exhibition
Relief society members from McCammon Lava Arimo Robin Cambridge Woodland Grant Merrill Downey Marsh Center and Virginia wards displayed fine handwork Friday at Arimo High School. A program featured prayers music and readings while judges awarded subscriptions to the Relief Society Journal to Robin ward and one per other ward.
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Robin
Reading
Pauline Ware
Woodland
Emily Thomas
Gambola
L. J. Petty
Margaret Thomas
Swan Lake
Ie Solo
B. D. Blackhurst
Chas. Stoddard
Grant Ward
McCarn
Jensierson
Sarah Farr
Arimo
Mra
N. L Nelson
Cambridge
Relief Society Journal
Robin Ward
the Society Journal
Ray
Barlow Return From Salt Lake City Visit
Mrs Hubert Barlow returned from Salt Lake City where she had been visiting since leaving Philadelphia with her husband ten days ago. The visit included medical study in the eastern city and time spent with Mrs J Facer. The community club met at Mrs Shutz for a demonstration on home projects led by Miss Pond.
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Tyhee
Hubert Barlow
Salt Lake City
Philadelhia
Barlow
J. Facer
Eldon
Germany
Shutz
Socialist leaders visit Caldwell on statewide reorganization trip
C. H. Cummans Idaho state secretary C. H. Felton Boise state chairman and George F. Hibner Twin Falls county central committeeman visited Caldwell on a state wide reorganization tour. They announced locals to be formed in Jefferson Bonneville Ada Elmore Jerome Cassia Minidoke Power counties as part of plans to establish organization in every county.
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Caldwell
C. H. Cummons
Socialist Party In
Idaho
C. H. Felton
Boise
George F. Hibner
Buhl
Twin Falls County
News-Tribune
Cummans
Gee Jefferson
Bonneville
Ada
Elmore
Jerome
Cassia
Minnidoke
Power
Man Fires At Cougar After Alarm. John Carlson Survives
In Idaho on June 23, John Carlson awoke to a cougar attack near Riverdale. He fired with a gun, striking the animal and saving himself though wounded in the incident. Authorities investigate as Carlson recovers.
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Idaho Palls
John Carlson
Riverdale
Gheep
Saas
Carlos
BAD VISITS TAN GALT LAKE CITY
Dr Yinood Meed, federal reclamation commissioner, will arrive in Galt Lake City Monday. No purpose released. report says he may inspect the Echo Canyon project still under construction.
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Tan Galt Lake City
Yinood Meed
Galt Lake
Mon- Gay
Mead
Echo Canyon
Child in limbo as custody wrangle delays habeas case
In Boise a habeas corpus hearing to decide custody of 4 year old Mary Kathleen Howard was postponed to July. The child remains with Boise couple Mr and Mrs A B Owens who raised her. The Howards from Portland allege the child was taken after the mother left her with the Owens during illness. Howard faces kidnapping charges, with case disposition tied to the custody proceeding.
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Boise
Mary Kathleen Howard
A. B. Owens
E. W. Howard
Portland
Owens
Howerd
Howarda
Howard
McCammon Social Round With Showers Reunions And News
McCammon residents hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Leonard Hensen formerly Rosamond Green, with hostesses Mrs John Thornley and Mrs E S Carson. Attendees included many local families, a Logan reunion visit, and plans for the upcoming wedding of Miss Helen Price to J Milton Hyde at the Salt Lake Temple. Dr Rich of Lava Hot Springs visited, and Mr Hensen moved to Great Bend Kansas for a new job at Skaggs store.
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R. T. Hale
Franklin Weiss
J. E. Neiswender
Alex Perrie
Grant Green
Sam Orgill
C. Capbell
Charles Thornley
Deloretta Green
A. M. Henson
Zina Green
William Neeser
William Treasures
G. L. Thorneck
Paul Nash
Beatrice
Pearl
Eileen Hale
Florence
Margaret Price
No Voy
Nona Obray
Sarah Neeser
Archie D. Egbert
Csnunaoma
Verna
Perne
Logan
Egbert
Carl Nyman
North Logan
Priscilla Taylor
St. Anthony
M Caer
Manti
Utah
J. W. Lowry
W. H. Edwards
Atea
Ted L. Edwards
Huron
South Dakota
Charles Edwards
Fieriov Riddle
Mary
Gladys Edwards
Helen Price
Minnie Price
McCammon
J. Milton Hyde
Downey
L. D. 8 Temple
Salt Lake City
Miss Price
AicCammon
Rich
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon Pricay
James Hensen
Board Hears School Bids for Central Grade School
Blackfoot June 23 bids on the Central grade school project exceeded estimates. Ten contractors submitted totals ranging from 38 393.70 to 96 774.00 with multiple firms from Blackfoot Pocatello Lake City Ogden. Action deferred pending architect Paradice's consultation and plan revisions.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Cass
Archiitect
Paradice
Anderson
Yancey
Bert Finlayson
Pocatello
J.W. Brennan
Jas. Christensen
Marcus Mester
Paul Paulsen Sai
Lake City
Elmer Peterson
Reed Construction Co
Ernes. White Co
George A. Whitmsayer and Sons
Ogden
Boyle Metal Works
R C. Kilan
Greene & Ilg On
Blackfoot Electric Hardware Co
Wiam Sampson
C. & L Lietric Co
Weiser Troop Is Pennant Winner
Weiser Troop of the 116th cavalry won the Idaho National Guard efficiency pennant over Caldwell by a half point as units moved from camp for home station. The award honors duty and athletic proficiency while troops evacuated to various destinations. Caldwell service troop stayed to clean up the camp.
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Boise
116Th Cavalry
Weiser
Idaho National Guard
Service
Caldwell
Idaho
Idaho Births and Deaths Statistics Report
Boise June 23. The vital statistics bureau reports a bad period for Idaho males. Of 502 deaths in June 321 were men, births 1068 with exactly half male. Violent incidents caused 46 deaths including crownings, auto accidents and shootings.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Vital Statistics
George Hoskinson to retire as Paris train conductor
Paris June 23 George Hoskinson longtime Paris branch train conductor and well known to Bear Lake residents has been treated at a Salt Lake hospital and is reported improved He will return to his Pocatello home to retire from service a new conductor will fill the vacancy left by his retirement
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Paris
George Hoskinson
Bear Lake
U. S
Rain Dilemma Towns Lewiston Farmers Seek Rain
In Lewiston district farmers face a rain or drought dilemma as spring wheat lags due to drought while the cherry harvest is underway. Federal crop inspector L G Schultz reports the crop conditions after a district tour. a rain could ruin about 65 carloads of unharvested cherries, though 60 carloads have already shipped.
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Boise
Lewiston
L. G. Schultz
Schultz
Guard Camp Ends as Idaho Troops Return Home
Boise dispatch reports the Idaho National Guard encampment closing with tents packed and troops heading to home stations. Eastern and Southern Idaho units left in the morning while Northern Idaho detachment departed at noon, and Caldwell service troop remains for cleanup work.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
Caldwell
Idaho
Portneuf Post Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Downey June 23 Portneuf Post No 21 of the American Legion prepares a large nation birthday event. A sunrise start with races and field sports for children, speeches by H J Peterson of Pocatello, music and a full afternoon program including horse racing, baseball, band numbers, and an evening grand ball followed by a Legion dance. Commander Chester Owen and committees promise one of southern Idaho’s best celebrations.
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Works
Chester Owen
Idaho
Curtis Invites Caldwell For Idaho-Kansas Picnic
June 23. On behalf of the Idaho-Kansas society, the annual picnic will be held at Caldwell on August 25. H. D. Hanna has extended an invitation to Senator Charles E.
Parma's Per Cellent Quality and Yields Reported
W B Mitchell in Caldwell Thursday cites excellent quality and strong yields for Parma crop. Seventeen cars moved 20 for th e, the seventeenth rolling Thursday. Planting for fall part of the second area underway with next area planned around July 1.
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Caldwell
Parma
Nice
W. B. Mitchett
Teachers Are Chosen for Blackfoot Schools 1928 29
Blackfoot Idaho announces 1928 29 teaching staff for high and junior high. High school principal Ray M Berry selected with Milton Johnson math and Margaret mathematics, Sarah DeVore commercial, Wollenberger girls coach. Junior high includes Anna Doyle principal, Amy Welch science, Irene ODea writing arithmetic, Caroline Lowe history, Mrs Percy Jane geography and writing, Donald B Stalker principal, Edna Steffens Lauretta Razel West Amelia Kerr Marian Sparks Hazel Swensen Clara Purvis Besse.
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Blackfoot
Z High School
Ray M. Berry
Milton Johnson
Margaret
Amy Welch
Irene O'Dea
Caroline Lowe
Percy Jane
HB Kinney
Donald B. Stalker
Edna Steffens
Lauretta
Razel West
NBL
Amelia “Kerr
Marian H Sparks
Hazel Swensen
Clara Purvis
Besse
Sedarex Sleep Aid Ad Claiming Insomnia Relief
An advertisement promotes Sedarex tablets as a non habit forming sleep aid for insomnia. It claims to relax tense nerves, soothe the stomach, and support general health, with a doctor and dentist approved endorsement and a quarter price.
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Cace
Utah Bankers Hear Harvard Professor Talk
Harvard marketing professor T. Lewis told the Utah State Bankers Association convention that rapid social changes drive current marketing confusion. The report lists teachers for local schools including Vaughn and B. Ivie, Orra Kirkham, Melite Grimes, and others in Blackfoot, with staff at Irving School Music.
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Utah
Harvard
T.* Lewis
Harvard University
Utah State Bankers Association
Fish and Game Department In Good Shape
The Fish and Game Department reported receipts and state funds exceeded disbursements by 628,077 for the year ending May 31. License sales brought in 302,871 while disbursements totaled 176,968. The report commends the department for managing outstanding license accounts.
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State and Game Department
Thatetate Bureau of Public Accounts
Department
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Weiser Troop
IRTHS
Hoskinson
Lowsummer
Californ
Los
U. P
Los Angeles
Retuern
San Francisco
Denver
Kansas
Chicago
New York
Union Pacific
J. C. Hanson
Pocat Ello
Curtis Invited
Fish and Game Department
Chase
Hotel Chase Sian Atee Foam
George T. Thempsece Srodene
C. Shilimes
Menagag
Dicoctece
Maonthe
Browning Auto CO
Idaho Falls, Idaho
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