Powder blast kills ten at Hawks Prairie plant
Ten people die as a powder factory at Hawks Prairie near Olympia explodes in two blasts. Seven others are hospitalized with critical injuries. The plant, housing dynamite and powder, is razed but the main storage magazine escapes destruction.
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Olympia
Wash
Hawks Prairie
Charles Carpenter
Black Lake
Hazel Eppley
Packer
H. J. Dean
Camp Travis
Alvin Smith
Andrew Hayden
J. O. Adams
John Claugen
Clarence Ulery
Pearl Ulery
Oliver Wilson
Henry Dean, Jr
William Barto
Glen Moyer
St. Peter’s Hospital
J. A. Dean
Portland
Roscoe Deeds
Henry Dean
Deed
Pardons Board Grants McCoy Sentence Termination
Robert H. McCoy, jailed nine years for murder and bank robbery, earned termination of sentence on the holdup charge but will continue serving time for the killing charge. The Utah board of pardons denied 40 petitions, granted 21 terminations, and approved 18 paroles in Salt Lake City.
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Board OF Pardons
Salt Lake City
Robert H. McCoy
Utah
State Board of Pardons
Test Your Knowledge toac ne 2 test questions
Test Your Knowledge toac ne 2 test questions Turn to the Cine fed page for answers. The fragment asks questions on geography religion shell science fur farming American anti-saloon pioneer Wayne Wheeler and a Mount Hamilton observatory. It mentions American states and the burial place of a British Unknown Soldier.
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Toac
Cinefed
Orinoco River
Wayne B. Wheeler
Scot
Adolph Furtwang- 10
Mount Hamilton
Mrs Primbs Hosts St James Circle Bridge Tea
Mrs George Primbs entertained St James Circle with an afternoon of bridge and tea at the Bannock hotel. Guest Mrs 8 W Stefan of Omaha joined members including Mrs T E Fitzgerald and others. Mrs Schiele won the honors.
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George Primbs
St. James Circle
Bannock Hotel
W. Stefan
Omaha
Nebraska
T. E. Fitzgerald
George Primbs, Jr
Rose Byers
James McGonigle
James Foley
Fred Jeffery
H. J. Wade
J. M. Henson
Martha High
Roots and Vines: American Roots in French Wine History
The article explains grafting French vines to American roots to combat root pests and notes widespread use of American rootstocks in France. It also recounts John L. Clem born in Newark Ohio in 1851 who enlisted in 1861, fought at Shiloh and Chickamauga, survived with bullet holes, rose to sergeant, then became second lieutenant at 20 and later a colonel and assistant quartermaster general.
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France
John L. Clem
Newark
Ohio
Third
Ohio Volunteers
Twenty-Second
Michigan Volunteers
Shiloh
Chickamauga
Clem
Artillery School
West Yellowstone Park Homes Open For Summer Visitors
A string of seasonal openings and visits marks the West Yellowstone area with residents and guests preparing cabins and summer homes. Virginia Cruse travels from Pocatello for Pi Beta Phi events while others from Omaha and Long Beach plan openings on Little Madison and Hebgen Lake. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union speaks at district meetings in American Falls with a 20 person excursion planned to depart from the public library for American Falls and return to Pocatello.
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West Yellowstone
Virginia Cruse
Pocatello
Old Faithful Lodge
Harry Oakers
Lewis Camp
O. B. Chalmers
W. J. O’connor
J. W. Myers
William Adolph
Omaha
Estes Cabin
Hebgen Lake
Alton Nash
Billy
Adolph
Norton
D. D. Durham
C. EF. Brooks
George Fish
Betty
Little Madison
Long Beach
Portland
W. J. Ingling
Necia Buca
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Sixth District Institute
Martha Fields
American Falls
Minnie Howard
Public Library
People s Store Holds Picnic at Lava Hot Springs
The management, employees, and families of People s Store gathered for their annual picnic at Lava Hot Springs on a Wednesday evening with more than 75 attendees. After swimming in the spa pool, a notable supper was served in Spa park. Camp cook Ivan Gasser prepared coffee praised as excellent. A moonlit drive home ended a delightful event.
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People's Store
Lava Hot Springs
Spa Pool
Spa Park
Ivan Gasser
Farewell Bridge Luncheon in Fort Hall Honors Three Women
Mrs T C Guyn entertained at a bridge luncheon in Fort Hall on Tuesday honoring Miss Edythe Boales Mrs R E Kuttler and Mrs Lila Haas from the government school. Other guests included Mrs Claude Lamson and Mrs Frank Creasey. A lively game followed and farewell gifts were presented to the honorees.
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Fort Hall
T. C. Guyn
Edythe Boales
R. E. Kuttler
Lila Haas
Government School
Claude Lamson
Frank Creasey
Tea Party Hosts Noted Ladies of Montpelier
Mrs. J. R. Myers won the high with all outs and Mrs. Emma Oelwein was low in a card session. Guests included Mrs. Ivy Anderson Mrs. E. C. White Mrs. E. G. Houde Mrs. Charles Nanney Mrs. Dan Agnew Mrs. James Redman Mrs. Margaret Hackworth Mrs. Joe Bagley and Mrs. James Burke. A tea followed the games.
Guests from California visit Nichols family
Dean and Mrs. John R. Nichols host Mrs. Nichols' parents Dr. and Mrs. Eliot Jones of Stanford University as house guests arriving Wednesday. Dr. Jones, economics professor, plans to travel with the Nichols toward British Columbia and the Salmon River and Sawtooth regions before the Nichols proceed to California for summer vacation.
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Dean
John R. Nichols
Nichols
Eliot Jones
Stanford University
Dr. Jones
Stanford
British Columbia
Salmon River
Sawtooth
California
Party Honors Guest From Ogden Utah
In honor of her house guest Dolores Rowland of Ogden Utah La Verne Hecox hosted a party Tuesday evening at her West Greeley home. Guests included Mary Margaret Sheldon Lyle Weeks Mildred Wade Betty Munson Donald Butler Paul Jones Jimmy Mullen Robert Hammerstein Glen Russell and Bob Chapin. Gems and dancing followed with refreshments served late by La Verne and her mother Mrs A J Hecox.
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Dolores Rowland
Ogden
Utah
la Verne Hecox
West Greeley
Mary Margaret Sheldon
Lyle Weeks
Mildred Wade
Betty Munson
Donald Butler
Paul Jones
Jimmy Mullen
Robert Hammerstein
Glen Russell
Bob Chapin
Gems
la Verne
A. J. Hecox
Ye Olde Club entertained at Mrs Minnie Christensen home
Mrs Minnie Christensen entertained Ye Olde club members at her North Harrison Avenue home early in the week. Pinochle was played with high score awarded to Mrs Cora Wheelock. Others present included Mrs Sophrona Ames Mrs Ada Christensen Mrs Mary Rupp Mrs Rose Goddard and Mrs Elva Winn. Tea followed.
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Minnie Christensen
North Harrison Avenue
Cora Wheelock
Sophrona Ames
Ada Christensen
Mary Rupp
Rose Goddard
Elva Winn
Club entertains at pinochle party at Christensen home
Ye Olde club hosted a pinochle evening for husbands and friends at Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen on North Harrison Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wheelock Mr. and Mrs. Angus Christensen Mr. and Mrs. William Goddard Mrs. Clarence Ames and the hosts. A midnight supper followed the card game.
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Ye Olde Club
John Christensen
North Harrison Avenue
Joseph Wheelock
Angus Christensen
William Goddard
Clarence Ames
Pioneer Club Meets for Afternoons Socialize and Games
Members of the W B A Pioneer club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Frank Allen's home on North Sixth avenue. After a short business meeting the group enjoyed an afternoon of five hundred with Mrs Alice Gurry scoring.
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W. B. A. Pioneer Club
Frank Allen
North Sixth Avenue
Alice Gurry
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Ad Praises Crisp Taste
Ad touts Kellogg’s Rice Krispies as a family friendly breakfast cereal. Highlights include crackling sound in milk, wholesome rice nourishment, easy digestion, and freshness preserved in an inner waxtite bag.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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