Kiwanis Meeting Reports Railroads Versus Bus Lines Impact
Blackfoot Kiwanis heard Lon Cone describe how bus and truck lines reduced railroad income, noting Blackfoot Iron Works with about 60 workers and $100 000 annual payroll keeps money in the community. The club also described railroad safety work and a new railroad men’s club, plus a piano program by Virginia Lillienquart and Elna Bowker. A dance was planned for July 2 to fund pool use, and Lorraine Davis was entered in the Idaho Falls beauty contest on July 5.
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Aittle
Cone
Railroad Men‘s Club of
Hiackfoot
Virginia Lillienqurst
Elna Bowker
South Broadway
Little Lorraine Davis
Walker Davis
Idaho Falla
American Legion
D A R Officers Installed in Fort Hall Chapter
Pocatello Regent D A R installs officers for the Fort Hall Chapter in Blackfoot on June 26. Mrs Louise E Spalding and Miss Sally Lou Spalding hosted. Mrs F C McGowan installed as regent, with officers Mrs Mildred C Prothers Mrs Emma P D Teeple and Mrs Bertha Church Winters as guests.
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G. L. Ambrose
Mackay
Tv. Th. Dolman
Ambrose
B D. Peterson
Winters
Pocostello Public Schools
Wyeth
J. C. Ingham
Downey Man G Hyde Completes George Washington Univ Law Course
Osmond Hyde of Downey graduates from George Washington University Law School with an L.L.A. degree in the 105th annual commencement. He is among a class of 450 and joined by honorary degrees to Sir Barnes Howard, Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Joseph Clark Grew, John Oliver La Force, John Fitzpatrick, and Dr. Thomas Groover. A Mt Vernon wreath tribute highlighted the event.
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Tribune
Downey
G. Osmond Hyde of
Law School
George Washington University
Washington, D
L.L.A
Bame Howard
Mritigh
United States
Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph Clark Grew
John Oliver Laforce
National Geographic
John Fitspatrick
Dairies
George Washington
Thomas A. Groover
Hyde
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
Washington
Osmond Hyde
George T. Hyde
Reckless Drivers Plague Downey Crossing in Ten Days
Downey reports seven accidents at the crossing north of town in ten days as drivers ignore safety tips. A Star from Washington struck the crossing and blew three tires, Pilcott from Hastings and Devin of Nebraska suffered multiple flats, Dulek broke a transmission case, Velle and Chandler damaged wheels and axles, and a Studebaker front end was damaged. Poor gravel conditions and fast traffic are blamed for repeated incidents.
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Tribune
Downey
A. Star Six
Washington
Pilcott Nh
Chandler
Studebaker
Hort
Situation Tense in Old Madrid
Early dispatch from Biarritz reports tense conditions in Madrid as travelers face strict government orders and disruptions near seven o clock on a June evening. Names and details are garbled but indicate a curfew or travel restriction affecting residents and visitors.
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Old Madrid
Biarritz
Framce
Madrid
Spasi
O S L Denied Discontinuing Daily Wilder Train Service
The Public Utilities Commission in Boise rejected the Oregon Short Line request to end daily Wilder train service and replace it with tri weekly runs. The decision cited potential havoc to shipments of perishable goods and followed local protests from Wilder residents and Caldwell business leaders.
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Caldwell
Oregon Short Line
Wilder
Public Utilities Commission
Boise
Commercial Club
Juoge
Utilities Commission
Idaho called civilized by Western pioneers and editors
A Caldwell Tribune editorial defends Idaho from an New York Daily News charge labeling Idahoans hog wallopers. It praises Western civilization forged by migrants, asserts Idaho residents and native transplants contribute to progress, and critiques press bias while praising Mr Samuels and Idaho coal mining efforts as misrepresented by kept press factions.
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The
Daily News
New York City
Idaho
United States
West
New York State
Norman DB. Aitkison
Idaho Home Industries Association
Mr. Samuels
Free Treas
Samuels
Teton County
the Tribune
Teton
Free Press
Caldwell Tribune
Downey News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Sports
Downey social notes report guests visiting from Richmond and Downey, hospital treatment for Robert Olson, and Salt Lake visits. Chamber of Commerce set for July 2 with Luncheon and musical numbers. Baseball: Downey hosts Lava Hot Springs. Downey Holsteins clinch eighth straight win over Richmond. Births, weddings, fires, and local trips populate the week alongside church and relief society activities.
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Vern Kay
Swan Lake
George Cory
Salt Lake
A. C. Anderson
Cory
Helen Norby
Will Kingsford
Cambridge
Hay Stack
Harold Newbold
Theo Britton
Hest
Downey Chamber of Commerce
Preston
John Johnson
John Carver
Franklin County
Carver
Marsh Valley
Lava Hot Springs
Downey
Downey Holsteins
Richmond
Hot Water Boys
Downey Ball Park
Ole Johnson
John Marshall
Jensen
Fred Hobbs
Treston
Milo Hobbs
Arves Christensen
Morgans
Saltlake City
Duco
Chevrolet-Duco
Pocatello Railroad
J. Owen
Simpson
Blackfoot
Mike Wheatley
Robin
Wilford Olson
Arimo
Relief Society
Grant Ward
Stake Board
Riley Dixon
John L. Burrup
William Burrup
Elva Kurrup
Leh Anderson
Vivian Burrup
Zina Burrup
Joseph Cleeg
Rasmus Christensen
A. N. Anderson
Reopen Drug Store in Shoshone as Haugh Drug Co
Dr W H L Baugh has bought Schneider Drug Co. assets from creditors and reopened the store as Haugh Drug Company. Dr and Mrs Baugh will run it, replenish stock quickly, offer satisfactory service, and Baugh is both physician and registered pharmacist.
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Shoshone
W. H L. Baugh
Schneider Drug Co
Haugh Drug Company
White man admits posing as Negro to marry Riola
In Sacramento George Riola, a white man, testified he posed as a Negro to wed Mia Sadie Riola, a Black woman, then faced trial for failing to provide for his twin sons. He received a suspended six month jail term and must pay $30 monthly child support while seeking annulment of the marriage under state law banning interracial marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
George Riola
Orddr
Mia
Sadie Riola
Niola
Ritola
Proposal for school apprenticeships in Idaho shops
The text suggests instituting state supervised shop training within schools with high school manual training oversight, credit toward graduation, and possible state route consideration. It critiques current credits as easy and often lacking future benefit, and asks Idaho authorities their view on such a scheme.
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Inne
Idaho
Penad d'Orville Review
Bonneville County Progressives to Pick State Candidates
Bonneville County Progressive party will choose candidates for the full state elections at a mass meeting in the courthouse next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Resolutions signed by A. Hi Winkie, chairman, and L. 8. Collins, secretary, restate the party’s purpose to fight extravagance, corruption and graft in the state.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Progressive Party
Court House
A. Hi, Winkie
Collins
Social Notes From Bancroft And Nearby Towns
Visits and travels across Bancroft Salt Lake City Pocatello and Grace highlight a week of relatives recitals dances and family reunions. notable names include Hattle Leveland Budrow Beamer Harris and Gamble with Bear Lake Harris reunion and dances in Soda Springs.
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Asa Millward
Ashton
First National Bank
H. van Slooten
J. D. Beamer
Soda Springs
Crace
Eleanor
Celestine Beamer
Marjorie
Mildred Budrow
Bancroft
Monte Marshall
Salt Lake City
Grace
Earl Rebe
Harris
Bear Lake
Alex Harris
Walter Harris
William Harris
Elsie Sant
Wm. Harris
Celestine
Ina Johnson
W. A. Gamble
Jersey Dairy Herd Is Welcomed West Idaho
Dairymen in western Idaho and eastern Oregon welcomed a herd of 25 Jersey dairy cattle from Myrtle Point Oregon arriving in Caldwell for the W I Skinner ranch in Jordan Valley. The group includes sixteen milk cows seven calves and two two year old bulls with federal registration since 1918. The shipment is part of a restocking plan by the Stockmen's and Lumberman's Bank of Portland and is not for sale per George J Dickson of Portland.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Skinner Ranch
Jordan Valley
Stockmen’s and Lumberman's Bank of
Portland
George J. Dickson
Minnie Moore Mine to Be Probed Again Hailey
Rockwell announces Minnie Moore will undergo another probe by Monday with the full crew returning to work. He held out for 100000 to fund the campaign and final development plans. George Bomber will be retained while supervision shifts to a representative of the funders.
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Hailey
Rockwell
Minnie Moore
Minnie
Salt Lake City
Boise
George Bomber
BE. M
Cherry Packers Must Now Be Well Manicured
Caldwell notes from June 26 say Emmett Idaho where cherry packers must have manicures before handling fruit. J K R Field, known as the sweet cherry king, introduced the rule in Emmett packing houses with a professional manicurist to trim nails and smooth rough spots to prevent cherry damage. The Fruit Growers association has adopted the same requirements for their packers.
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Fruit Growers’ Association
Iglehart Named Dern's Secretary
Oliver J. Grimes, secretary to Governor George H. Dern and former secretary to Governor Simon Bamberger, resigns effective July 12 to return to newspaper work with the Salt Lake Tribune. Grimes will be succeeded by William Iglehart, former Salt Lake Tribune city editor.
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Salt Lake City
Oliver J. Grimes
George H. Dern
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake Tribune
Grimes
William ‘Elehart
The
Local News From McCammon and Pocatello
Mrs. Althea Lewis was taken to St. Anthony hospital in Pocatello with inflammation of the eyeball. Her daughter Mrs. Warren Hall visited in Pocatello. Melancthon Edwards returned from Corvallis Oregon after winter study, traveling with cousin Tommy Jenkins. Mrs. Clayton Tipyts left Gooding after visiting her mother. Rolland Howell, six, suffered a fractured collar bone from a haystack fall.
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Tribune
McCammon
Althea Lewis
St. Anthony Hospital
Pocatello
Warren Hall
Melancthon Edwards
Carvallis
Oregon
Tommy Jenkins
Clayton Tipyts
Gooding
Rolland
Vaillance Howell
Tennis Star Elizabeth Ryan Ill. Wimbledon Matches Postponed
American tennis star Elizabeth Ryan was taken ill with a fever of 102 degrees, prompting postponement of both her matches at Wimbledon. The illness was announced as serious but details were not disclosed.
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Wimbledon
Elizabeth Ryan
Funeral plans incomplete for Salt Lake City official Herman U H Green
Salt Lake City June 26 Plans for the funeral of Herman UH Green 58 senior member of the board of city commissioners who died in a local hospital last night after an operation were incomplete today The Ohio native came to Utah in 1893 and worked with developers of mining properties at Bingham and Tincup His first public office was public auditor in 1913 and two years later he was elected to the city commission reelected in 1919.
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Salt Lake City
Herman UH
Green
Board of City Commissioners
Ohio
Utah
Bingham
Tincup
Windstorm Cuts Power to Ketchum Hailey North Star
A June windstorm knocked down 29 electric poles south of Gimlet on the Hailey Ketchum highway, cutting power to Ketchum Hailey Bonanza mine and North Star. Federal Mining and Smelting Co will reset rotted poles and repair lines, while Wood River Power lines from Gimleton to Ketchum remained intact.
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Hailey
Gimlet
Hailey-Ketchum
Ketchum
Hailey Bonanga
North Star
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Gimleton
Hailey Bonanza
Wood River Power Company
Kidnap Case in Oklahoma Told by Son
Coalgate Oklahoma June 26 AP A nine year old boy Henry Simpson son of John Simpson a prominent wholesaler told authorities he escaped while the kidnapper held his parents captive at gunpoint in a case recounted from the disjointed notes of the abduction.
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Coalgate
Okla
John Simpson
Simpson
Henry
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Idaho State News
D.A.R
Fort Hall
Downey Crossing
Poomer
Progressives
Jersey
Gwenford
Malad
John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Ogden, Utah
Indian Springs
Natatorium
American Falls
Iglehart
Dern
Herman Green
Oklahoma
F. O. B. Garden
City Gas
Okamura Gardens
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