Idaho Pioneer Miva Jensen Dies in Downey
Mrs. Miva Jensen wife of Dorse Jensen of McCammon died at Downey Sunday night from heart trouble after months of illness. Born December 2 1879 in Brigham City Utah she lived in Burley McCammon Wheatland and Downey. Funeral services were held at the Amusement hall with burial in the L D S cemetery west of town.
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Tribune
McCammon
Miva Jensen
Dorse Jensen
Downey
Cal
Warren L. Hall
George H. Rommel
Albert Lewis
Burley
Wilford I. Lewis
Weaton
Amusement Hall
Ll. D
McCammon social notes and local visit highlights
Mrs. Ivan Richardson of Mackay arrives to be with ill sister Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Edwards and son Tommy Nibly depart for Salt Lake by auto on business. Harry Edwards of the Smith Hughes program leaves for Boise for a vocational agriculture teachers convention. Miss Gretta Wright of Pocatello visits at Ed Goodwin’s home. Xavier Servel of Pocatello, a sheep man, conducts business in McCammon. Mrs. Alvira Austin of Mountain Home spends day with Mrs. T. M. Edwards.
Forestry Students Do Much Field Work
University of Idaho forestry faculty and students spend summer in Idaho and the Northwest on field projects. Dean Miller plans an Idaho Forest Resources report while Henry Schmitz leads white pine rust eradication with six students and a 100 man federal team in Kaniksu National Forest.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
School of Forestry
Idaho
G. Miller
Dean Miller
Foresta Resources of Idaho
Henry Schmitz
South
Kaniksu National Forest
C. W. Watson
H. S. Nettleton
R. G. Wheaton
Pacific Coast States
Alaska
Idaho Forests
Downey Tragedies and Local News Online
Downey reports the death of a 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Christiansen from heart trouble with funeral in L D church and burial at Hyrum Utah. A 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Heber J Wilding died from typhoid and meningitis with services in Cambridge. Pearl Wilding and Edith Biggs returned from Salt Lake where Miss Wilding attended Henagers business college. Velda Hamilton spent weekend in Malad with her aunt. D J Reynolds and Dr George A Wilson of Malad were business visitors. Rhoda Evans and Kenneth Hamilton returned from Salt Lake and Ed Kramer and Caroline Evans drove to Pocatello Yosh. John L Evans and F B Porter visited Lava Hot Springs. Joe Thomets visited Downey.
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Tribune
Spee
Cambridge
Pearl Wilding
Edith Biggs
Salt Lake
Miss Wilding
Henager
Business College
Miss Biggs
Velda Hamilton
Malad
Mia
D. J. Reynolds
George A. Wilson
Spectacular Play Highlights First Ward Victory in Local Ward Game
Blackfoot June 26. A top game between the First and Fourth wards on the Fourth ward grounds ended 6 to 2 for the First ward. Key moment: Little win Miller, a 12 year old in the Junior league, caught Bybee’s liner and threw to first for a double play. Pitchers were Lowell Carruth for the First ward and Joe Burnet for the Fourth. Next game set for June 27 between Second and Third wards.
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Blackfoot
Miller
Bybee
Billie Payne
Lowell Carruth
Wendall Carruth
Joe Burnet
Malad Plans July Fourth Celebration With Horse Races
Malad residents anticipate a two day Fourth of July celebration directed by Ernest Jones Post 0 American Legion. The program features twelve horse races daily at Oneida county fair grounds, a street parade, patriotic meeting, and children's athletic contests, with broad local and regional participation.
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Tribune
Oneida County
Ernest Jones
American Legion
Legion
Oneida County Fair
Malad News Roundup Details Births Visits and Accident
Malad residents host visitors from Blackfoot Arco and Spokane while announcing the arrival of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jensen. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Morgan F. Tovey is reported. A birthday party honors D D Williams on his 72nd birthday. A serious auto crash near Layton injures Mrs H A Bramwell Mrs Harrison and County Attorney FB Bay, with other injuries to T J Ray and Mr and Mrs Bramwell.
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Malad
Marion Christensen
Congular
Blackfoot
Arco
Lee Jensen
J. G. Bennett
Warren Morgan
San Francisco
Cal
Lava Hot Springs
MacKinley Jenkins
Henry Daniels
D. W. Jones
Morgan F. Tovey
D. D. Williams
Samaria
Uto
H. A. Bramwell
Fairview Avenue
Salt Lake
Mia. Harrison
Bay of Malad
Layton
Dean
Ogden
Utah
Bramwell
T. J. Ray
Harrison
Demand for Feeding Lambs Will Be Good Says Former Idahoan
Blackfoot Idaho June 25 Harry Black a sheep commission merchant of St Joseph Missouri passed through Blackfoot. He traveled from Lost River to Idaho Falls Emmett and Ashton noting dry ranges yet predicting strong demand for feeding lambs if crops improve. He expects better prices and a fair market for feeding lambs despite current lamb condition.
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Blackfoot
Harry Black
Sheep Commission
St. Joseph
Mr. Black
Idaho
Lost River
Idaho Falls
Emmett
Rabbit pest drive seeks volunteers in irrigation region
J L Milner at the Development Company office and the chamber of commerce announce a volunteer drive to trap rabbits. N Leslie Andrus chairs the committee and coordinates with farmers to set wire netting. If action is delayed, crops will be ruined as rabbits migrate from the hills to irrigated areas. Italy increased mineral production last year except iron ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Milner
Chamber of Commerce
N. Leslie Andrus
Mackay News Roundup Includes Departures and Local Visits
In Mackay on June 26 Rev B Dennis left for Ireland via Canada to visit his sister. Rev Herman and friends fished well, Wayne Darlington and son Albert left for Alaska on business. Mr and Mrs Joe Martin and the Streeters were in town and travel plans include Boise and Salt Lake. The Women's club hosts the spring dance to benefit new books. other social visits include John Walker of Halley at Robert Parsons ranch and Edaho and Woodcraft Thimble clubs hosting events.
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Mackay
B. Dennis
Ireland
Canada
Herman
Wayne Darlington
Albert
Alaska
Joe Martin
Randopih Streeter
A. D. Streeter
Pocatello
Boise
Salt Lake
John Walker
Halley
Robert Parson
Sarah Strunk
J. Harold Chaney
Cleveland
Ohio
John Earley
Challis
Pocatello Sunny
Randolph Streeter
Rabbit Drive at Idaho Falls Planned for Thursday
A rabbit drive is set for Thursday at the Beam Flat ranch west of Sage Brush Knolls, 14 miles north of Idaho Falls on the river road to Lewisville. The event begins at ten o'clock with directions provided along the route. No guns allowed. Bring lunch.
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Idaho Falls
Beam Flat Ranch
Sagebrush Knolls
Lewisville
Sage Brush Hills
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MR. Jiggs
Entertainment Committee
Ak Museum
George McManus
Fastune Service
Great Britain
Attaboy
Idaho State News
Elva Jensen
Twe
Tribune Classifica
Italy
Pocatello Auto Co
Royal Coach Transit Co
St. Anthony
Bannock Hotel
Yellowstone
St. Marie
Gust Chopp
Bellans Hot Water
W. Center
Pocatello Typewriter Exchange
Main St
Ross
Dance
Elmo
Dodsee Brothers
Specia Motor Cars
Dodge Brothers
Preston A. Blair
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