Death claims Louis Troup 77 in Bannock County
Louis Troup 77 of 338 West Bridger died at home Thursday from ailments of age. A Ban nock County resident for 39 years formerly of Council Bluffs he married Camilla Christoffersen in 1897. Survivors include widow a daughter Mrs Roy Gibson of Pocatello a son Roger of Boise a brother Isaac of Pocatello two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at Downard mortuary chapel with Rev Paul De Mortimore officiating.
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Louis Troup
West Bridger
Bannock County
Council Bluffs
Camilla Christoffersen
Des Moines
Iowa
Lyons
Roy Gibson
Pocatello
Roger
Boise
Isaac
F. C. Simmons
Portland
Ore
Anna Shoemaker
Hollywood
Downard Mortuary Chapel
Paul de Mortimore
Hitler praise sparks debate in Buzz of the Burg column
The column denounces Senator Clark for aligning with Senator Nye’s theory that English losses in war would eliminate a trade rival of the United States. It suggests Clark cheered when British ships are sunk and English towns bombed, claiming he supports slave-labor competition in America via trade unions.
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Hitler
Senator Clark
Adolph Hitler
Gerald P. Nye
England
U. S
America
Free leaflets on garden insect pests available
The entomology division of the University of Idaho extension service offers free leaflets on new garden insect pests. Harold Ball, county agent, says interested parties can obtain them by writing to the entomology department or visiting the county agent's office.
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American Falls
University of Idaho Extension Service
Harold Ball
Four new cooperators join Idaho dairy herd group
Four more dairymen have joined the Idaho upper Snake River Dairy Herd Improvement Association and will have their cows tested monthly by an official tester of the association. The new cooperators include A. W. Isaak, George Geesey, Guy L. Geesey and Cleon Chapman.
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American Falls
Idaho Upper
Silence as Guide to Handling Child Behavior
A veteran view on parenting urges meeting a child’s excitement with calm silence. It argues silence can heal, prevent rebellion, and shape behavior through quiet authority. It warns against hostile quiet, promotes purposeful words later, and suggests a family quiet hour.
Idahoans Compete for American Farmer Degrees in Kansas City
Ervine Johannesen of Emmett and Marvin Jagels of Buhl have been advanced by Idaho Future Farmers as candidates for American farmer degrees. They will compete in Kansas City next fall for national honors. Jagels, retiring state president, will be an official Idaho delegate to the national convention along with Lee Robinson of Grace, the new state president.
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Twin Falls
Ervine Johannesen
Emmett
Marvin Jagels
Buhl
Idaho
Kansas City
Jagels
Lee Robinson
Grace
E. E. Moberly Firm Contact Details
E. E. Moberly located at 303 Kane Building lists phone numbers 328 and 1316 M for business inquiries.
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Kane
M McNichols Dies at 76 in Pocatello Community
Michael Charles McNichols 76 of 230 South Fourth Ave died after a six month illness. He owned local cigar stores and was active in fraternal groups and the Catholic Church. Born April 13 1865 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin he came to Idaho 33 years ago from Aspen Colorado. Funeral will be Saturday at 10 am at St Josephs church with rosary tonight at 8. Entombment arrangements by McHan funeral home.
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Michael Charles McNichols
South Fourth Avenue
Catholic Church
Idaho
Aspen
Colo
Fond du Lac
Wisc
John J
Mary Lucid MecNichols
Priscilla McNichols
Pocatello
Sarah E Devaney
James E
David A. McNichols
W. H. McNichols
David C. McNichols
Denver
Joseph L. McNichols
Emma Haley
Valentine
Nebr
Mike” McNichols
Commercial
Keystone Hotel
Solo
West Center
McNichols
Pitkin County
Colorado
St. Joseph's Church
J. A. O’connor
McHan
Idaho Drivers' Licenses Expire July 1
Idaho motorists have not renewed licenses due to expire July 1. Law Enforcement Commissioner J. L. Balderston announced 65,000 licenses issued so far with about 30 temporary staff aiding sales at multiple points. He praised early purchases to avoid a last minute rush.
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Boise
Idaho
J. L. Balderston
Balderston
Prisoner Sets Fire To Moscow Jail
In Moscow on June 27 Deputy Sheriff James Jordan reported inmate W. P. Carter a 19 year old Detroit youth held for theater robbery slashed his wrist with a coat hanger and set fire to mattresses and blankets in a jail cell. He refused to exit as firemen arrived and was pulled to safety by Chief Carl Smith.
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Moscow
Latah County
James Jordan
Jordan
W. P. Carter
Detroit
Carl Smith
Six Snip Snappers Girls 4-H Club Organized in Crystal
The June 19 organization meeting established the Six Snip Snappers 4-H club in Crystal with Mrs. Herman Krueger as leader. Harold Hall attended and stressed the importance of good attendance.
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Crystal
Six Snip Snappers
Herman Krueger
Harold Hall
Idaho Churches of God Begin Eighth State Convention
Idaho Churches of God open their eighth annual state convention in Boise with sessions through Sunday. Delegations attend from Oregon Washington California Colorado and Tennessee and a special program will be broadcast from the church.
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Boise
Idaho
Churches of God
Oregon
Washington
California
Colorado
Tennessee
Gideons Rally In Boise Joins Members From Four Cities
Gideon International officials will address members from Nampa Payette Caldwell and Boise at an annual rally in Boise today and tomorrow. New Testaments will be given to soldiers at the Boise air base Sunday.
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Boise
Gideon International
Nampa
Payette
Caldwell
Boise Air Base
Veteran Rail Builder Dies in Ogden at 80
Enoch J. Hunt, 80, veteran rail builder and reclamation project organizer, died after a long career spanning Utah Northern grade work from Idaho Falls to Silver Bow in 1879 and projects across Canada Washington California and Mexico. Survived by his widow two sons Mitchell W. Hunt of Twin Falls Jeff Hunt of Reno and three daughters plus two sisters. He moved to Twin Falls in 1925 and led Hunt Land and Livestock until his death. He resided in Ogden since 1937.
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Ogden
Enoch J. Hunt
Western
Utah Northern
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Silver Bow
Mont
Canada
Washington
California
Mexico
Twin Falls
Hunt Land & Livestock Company
Jeff
New Mexico Showcases Diverse Life Zones and Sunshine
New Mexico contains six of North America's seven life zones, providing vast climatic variety. The state enjoys about 75 to 80 percent possible sunshine across most regions.
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New Mexico
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