Arrangements Complete for Fourth of July Celebration in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls prepares a large Fourth of July pageant under the American Legion. Gov Moore and Melvin Ballard will attend, with Fort Douglas and Blackfoot Legion bands performing. No Man's andbattle scene shells are ready. Events include horse racing water sports tug of war a beauty contest ball game and dancing. Pocatello Legion plans a parade float and beauty entrant.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
American Legion
L. D. S. Tabernacle Grounds
Moore
Melvin Ballard
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Blackfoot American Legion
Pocatello Legion
38Th Infantry
Oregon Short Line Athletic Club
Blackfoot Considers Parking Shift and City Budget Moves
Blackfoot city council discussed moving downtown parking from curbside to center lanes to aid street upkeep if a county steam roller is available. A new drinking fountain project was approved with Progress hall consent. Budget and trust fund arrangements with local banks were authorized along with an annual appropriation and the next year's budget approval.
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Blackfoot
Davia
Progress Hall
Blackfoot City Bank
First National Bank
Waho Falls Couple Bound Over For Trial
United States Commissioner Kenneth Mackenzie ordered Mr. and Mrs. William Miles of Gray’s Lake bound over to district court for trial on charges of possessing one pint of intoxicating liquor. The couple were arrested after a raid at their ranch home by local officers aided by a federal agent.
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Tribune
Y Waho Falls
District Court
U. S
Kenneth Mackenzie
Wiliam Miles
Gray's Lake
Bankers in Snake River Valley Adopt Small-Account Service Charge
Seventeen bankers met at Idaho Malls on June 24 to consider a charge for carrying small accounts. They voted unanimously to adopt the service charge effective August 1. Blackfoot City Bank and First National Bank representatives attended, Idaho Falls bankers hosted a dinner, and reports from Twin Falls and northern Idaho showed support for the charge.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Snake River Valley
Idaho
J. Stone
Lewis Felt
James D. Johnston
Forrest Kennedy
L. J. Chapman
First National Bank
LWO
Idaho Falls
Manhattan
Twin Falls
Rotarians Hear Report From Cleveland Rotary Convention
Blackfoot Rotary luncheon presided by Vice President Dr. W W Beck. Forrest Kennedy, returning from the Cleveland convention, gave an engaging account. Education committee chair Orman Stufflebeam led talks on Rotary education programs.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
W. W. Beck
Tavey
Forrest Kennedy
Midwest
Rotary
Cleveland
Orman Stufflebeam
Spohns and Pacer Join Idaho Falls Hospital Staff
Dr and Mrs E L Spohn of Los Angeles arrive to begin internships at L D 8 hospital Idaho Falls. Miss Vesta Pacer of Yuma Arizona arrives to supervise surgery. Mr and Mrs C W Hudman return from La Grande Oregon after the death of Mrs Hudman’s father William Wheeler. Mrs Brandi and Mrs Rose Thomas attend Neighbors of Woodcraft convention in Portland. Miss Bertha Price returns from Los Angeles and Long Beach vacation. Miss Francea Melquist returns home after Chicago visit.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
E. L. Spohn
Los Angeles
Vesta Pacer
Yuma
Arizona
C. W. Hudman
la Grande
Oregon
Hudman
William Wheeler
Joseph E Brandi
Rose Thomas
Woodcraft
Portland
Bertha Price
Long Beach
Miss Price
Francea Melquist
Chicago
Pioneer Laid to Rest in Shelley District
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church in Shelley for Thomas, pioneer rancher of the Shelley district. He died Sunday after a brief illness. Knights Templar and Masons conducted the services. The body was shipped to Long Beach for burial beside his wife who died in California years ago.
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Tribune Specia
ODD AND INTERESTING Superstitions center on lucky digits in Japan
In Tokio a telephone number sells for hundreds of dollars because the digit 8 is believed to bring prosperity as the character spreads downward, reflecting strong superstitious beliefs in luck.
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Tokio
Early Lamb Shipments From McCammon To Chicago Market
June 26 McCammon The first shipment of the 1926 lamb crop was sent by Simeon Nachtondo who sold 1,450 head averaging 74 lb and moved to Grover C Rich Co Orley for Chicago. The next day K Bengachea weighed 1,152 head averaging 77 lb netting over 9.50 per head and sent to Chicago. Prices: Nachinono at 12.00 per cwt Bengachea at 12.30. Both plan to hold for a few days as market shows strength.
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Benaechea
Farm wife Ida Hill dies in heat related collapse
In a cellar two miles southeast of Twin Falls the body of Ida Hill 46 wife of W T Hill was found by her children after she had worked in a garden. Doctors say heat exhaustion affecting the heart caused her death.
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Twin Falls
Here
Ida Hill
W T. Hill
Radio Programs by City and Time for Friday June 26
A reader listing schedules across cities with times for baseball broadcasts, orchestras, dances, and variety programs. Entries note stations KDKA WCCO KTHS KPOA KPO KGW KFWA KHJ Ho KGW Portland KHJ San Francisco KFDM KTHS Hot Springs WDAF Kansas City and other programs including The Kentucky Mountaineer and Night Hawks.
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Pocatello
KDKA
WCCO
KTHS
KPOA
KPO
KGO
KGW
KFWA
Ogden
KOA
Denver
Chamber of Com
Kentucky Mountaineer
Hollywood
Portland
KHJ
Los
San Francisco
KFDM
Beaumont
Hot Springs
Minneapolis
Gooding College to Retain Most Current Staff for Fall Term
Gooding college will keep the majority of its current faculty for the upcoming fall term under President Charles Wesley Tenney. The new hires will expand the faculty to its largest and strongest in the school's history, with several named instructors taking charge of psychology piano German history and more.
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Gooding
Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
C. EK. B. Roberts
Ite University of Idaho
Nellie Teasdale Ostrom
Bert Bowler
Edith Florence Barrett
Chester L. Buckner
Herbert Dennison Cheney
Valentine Deich
Henrietta Marion Gunderson
David Arthur Hiles
Virginia Ikard
Helen Ernestine Woodcock
G. Leonard Pichford
Eye Specialist Dr. H Scarborough Appears at Bannock Hotel
The eye specialist Dr. H Scarborough will be at the Bannock hotel on Saturday, June 27. This public appearance offers residents a chance to consult the physician about vision concerns.
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H. ¥. Scarborough
Bannock Hotel
M. F. Millock Expert Piano Tuner From Salt Lake
M F Millock described as an expert piano tuner from Salt Lake City. Notes his experience as a piano maker and tuner in Boston factories and a brief stay at Bannock hovel.
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Tunor
Salt Lake
Boston
Bannock Hovel
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