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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented comic strip panel shows Annie venting about a cruel husband and a widower with five children. She mutters about a taxi ride and hospital stay while resisting a tough brood and a meddling child.
Rexburg outlines a three day Whoopee celebration starting July 2 with 82500 in prize money. The events include rodeo racing and a frontier theme Dutch Wiets replica and a Rexburg Derby. Activities feature kiddie parades and a July 4 baseball game with Pocatello American Legion.
Local Rockland families and guests feature in a social roundup with visits to relatives in Twin Falls American Falls and Pocatello. The page lists numerous residents attending events and holidays including dinners and trips, highlighting community ties and weekend travel around Idaho towns.
Blackfoot hosts L D S quarterly conference drawing over a thousand attendees as Orson F Whitney and John C Dunesn address visitors. Local leaders preside. noon lunch served by M A girls. Sunday service features MA program and musical numbers. several ordinations and appointments announced.
The bandit group that abducted Lieutenant Governor W. B. Kinne near Orofino were formally admitted as inmates of Idaho's state penitentiary. Sentences ranged from two to 25 years with each man registered, photographed, and outfitted for identification. Leaders included George Norman, Robert Livingston, Prank Lane, Talbot Reynolds, and Enos Snoysland, with varied sentences from two to 25 years. The men will work in the prison shirt factory as part of their intake processing.
The first Summer Vacation encampment for women will be at Starkey Hot Springs near Weiser on June 26 27 and 28 with Utah Idaho entertainers and recruitment directors attending to aid success. Over 200 women have signaled intent to attend Collected by Inez E Kent district home demonstration agent with assistance from Miss Alice Lewis Reynolds and Garnett.
County Clerk P B Dance issued a marriage license on June 22 to William Orren Shively and Eva Crrison both of Idaho Falls. The couple married in Firth Idaho by Rev Blanche Scott.
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