Blackfoot Buys Blue Law On Sunday Grocery Sales
A Blackfoot business committee debated enforcing Idaho blue law Sunday grocery sale restrictions. Prosecutor Earl Corey recalled state Supreme Court rulings on the prohibition, with fines or imprisonment for violators. Supporters urged enforcement. opponents blamed competition pressures and uneven treatment of stores.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Earl Corey
Bingham County
State Supreme Court
Father and son lose lives in Logan River tragedy
A fishing boat capsized in turbulent Logan River killing nine year old Chester Farant and his father. CCC Camp Hyrum volunteers led the search with Capt. Koops, Sheriff Stowell, and George Moyes. Despite divers and dynamiting the dam area, the father's body was recovered and the boy remains missing.
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Logan River
Company 3796
CCC
Camp
Hyrum
Frank F. Koops
Forest Service
George Moyes
Jeff Stowell
Chester Farant
C. W. Rapp
Logan
Joseph Leichty
Edward Durant
City
Logan Fire Department
Community voices weigh high school bond plan
Readers urge action on the proposed high school funded by bonds amid WPA–PWA concerns. Reverend Carl sen offers praise for the Tribune and notes civic interest, while locals mention a Girl Scout camp, baby buggy traffic, a proposed Ogden Hot Springs highway, and a NatGeo feature on Idaho river exploration.
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Ogden Hot Springs
Ogden
Verdun
Zweig
Barbusse
National Geographic
Idaho
River of No Return
D. Worth Clark
Philip J. Shenon
John C. Reed
Maynard Owen Williams
Sage of Bannock County and Whitaker in Idaho race
The Idaho State Journal leans Democratic and may back Bill Whitaker if he commits on a four year university plan. Journal staff questions aside, current tone favors Whitaker with Asher Wilson and Frank Martin aiding his bid. North Idaho factions split two candidates each.
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Bannock County
Idaho State Journal
Bill Whitaker
Sam
Journal
Bill
Asher Wilson
Frank Martin
Idaho
South
Bannock County Fair board salaries debated in Idaho letters
A dispute letter from Mrs. W. J. Schutt, Bannock County Fair Board secretary, criticizes a news piece for lack of investigation into board salaries and improvements. It defends funds for improvements, notes no compensation for most members, and questions past decisions, while another reader apologizes and supports an unpaid board effort.
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Ing
Bannock County Fair Board
First Security Bank
Mr. Brennan
Ec Brennan
Brennan
Slim Wager
Lowrie
Fair Board
W. J. Schutt
Bannock County
The Forgotten Man and a Day of Thanksgiving
A letter notes how many celebrate holidays and lists figures from history and labor. It mentions a director manager as an ex officio board member and references the confusion over records. The writer signs as Lyla Myers from Little Rock Arkansas.
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Father
Lyla Myers
Chester Street
Little Rock
Ark
Celebrating Return from First Encampment
Blackfoot reports celebrate their return from the first encampment marked by special observances on June 26. Local community members gathered to honor the milestone and reflect on the journey ahead.
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Blackfoot
Boise Guard Members Attend Legion Event Dance
Boise area members of the national guard enjoyed a dance and dinner at the American Legion Stewart Hoover post No 23 Memorial home on Thursday night. Prominent guard movement figures from Blackfoot attended and an account of Boise activities was given.
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Boise
National Guards
American Legion
Stewart Hoover
Leonard Advises on Public Sanitation Meeting
W. V. Leonard assistant state director of the United States Public Health Service and 8S Carl Worthington district supervisor met with Dr. Samuel Weissross director of the Bannock county health unit to discuss community sanitation problems. Leonard then departed for Idaho Falls.
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W. V. Leonard
United States Public Health Service
Carl Worthington
Pocatello
Samuel Weissross
Bannock County
Births Reported for Tweedy Anderson Palmer Families
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tweedy announce the birth of a son Wednesday and Mr and Mrs A L Anderson of Pingree report a daughter Wednesday while Mr and Mrs La Mar Palmer welcome a son Thursday in local notices.
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Blackfoot
Kenneth Tweedy
A. L. Anderson
Pingree
la- Mar Palmer
Rodents Feared Disease Carriers in Idaho Work
Dr. Victor Haas former assistant surgeon of the U S Public Health Service met with Dr. Samuel Weissross Bannock health director to discuss rodent control. Haas has led two weeks of examining ground squirrels near Idaho Falls for diseases dangerous to humans and leaves the work to Idaho trained staff. He then departs for Elko Nevada for similar investigations, operating from the U S Public Health Service laboratory in San Francisco.
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Haas
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Elko
Nevada
Dr. Haas
United States Public Health Service Laboratory
San Francisco
California
Marriage License Issued in Smithfield Utah
A marriage license was issued to Nettie Corbett of Smithfield Utah and Leatham Horace on record in local civil filings.
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Blackfoot
Nettie Corbett
Smithfield
Utah
Leatham Horace
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