Marriages and town history mix in Salt Lake City and Pocatello
Forty years ago Miss Alice Snow Young and Mr. Noah Pond wed in Salt Lake City and soon planned a Pocatello home. Also noted are Nuptials for Mr. Guy Higgins and Miss Rose Turner, various local births, a birthday party, and long-form reminiscences recounting Pocatello’s 1880s early developments including rail lines, hotels, shops, a grand anti-Mormon victory celebration, and townsite designation events.
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Alice Snow Young
Salt Lake City
Noah Pond
Pocatello
Temple
Morris Young
Mrs. Pond
Guy Higgins
Rose Turner
Gentile Valley
E. J. Turner
Love's Devotion in Ruth 1 16 17
A brief biblical verse from Ruth 1 16 17 expressing steadfast commitment. Ruth pledges to accompany Naomi, adopt her people and God, and trust in shared fate including death and burial, invoking a solemn blessing.
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Ruth
Abolition Platform Slashes Constitutional Limits
Walter Lippmann argues the Philadelphia platform abandons government of limited powers. He says it promotes the idea that any powers needed to pursue popular goals should be found, constituting a manifesto likely to trouble Roosevelt, Democrats, and the nation.
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Philadelphia
Walter Lippmann
After the New Deal Convention The Party Cleared for Action
The Philadelphia Democratic platform elevates F D R and the New Deal promising new government and social changes. It contrasts with Landon Knox at Cleveland and argues the New Deal seeks central power and a new order akin to European dictatorships. The piece notes opposition at the Philadelphia convention and hints at a swing toward Landon Knox.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Philadelphia
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Cleveland
United States
National Democratic Party
F.D.R
Roosevelt
New Deal
America
Italy
Germany
Russia
Europe
Hitler
Landon
Knox
Idaho Focus: Farmers Join Soil Conservation Drive
Eight hundred Bannock county farmers sign up for soil conservation and erosion prevention under the New Deal framework. James P. Pope praises the platform though crop insurance remains unaddressed. Caldwell votes on a 45000 bond to fund eight bridges over Indian Creek with federal aid hoped. Cherries suffer amid heat and rain in Lewiston valley. A WPA official visits Boise to discuss wage rules. A Boise court awards 1325 in a death claim, while Governor Ross convenes probate judges to discuss social security.
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Ross
Idaho
Boise
Idaho News Briefs from Boise Encampment to Liquor Law
Eight G A R members attended Boise 4th annual encampment where retiring commander Frank Williams died hours after George N. Kingsbury was installed to lead. Idaho now has 33 Civil War veterans living with none expected soon. State Senator Fred Reynolds seeks stronger ethics rules and predicts a defeated sales tax. Idaho Naturopathic Association forms with incorporation by several Idaho cities to regulate naturopaths. Frank Martin Jr. announces Democratic run for governor pledging strict liquor law enforcement amid widespread noncompliance and calls for enforcement or amendment.
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Idaho Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Boise
Frank Williams
George N. Kingsbury
Idaho
Idaho Naturopathic Association
Fred Porter
Idaho Falls
C. Bradbrook
Pocatello
E. W. Bronson
P. Smyth
Hazelton
Pittello
Burley
Nature
Frank Martin, Jr
Liquor Control Commission
Idaho History Sketch Outlines Growth and Fire in Early Pocatello
The piece traces Pocatello’s development from 1880s damper days to its 1892 boom with the first lot sold on July 13, 1892. It notes key figures like J. M. Ingersoll and C. Bunting, the 1892 opera house fire, early brick blocks, and a railway leadership turnover. It also reports O Mimms of Iowa State College named assistant professor and economist at University of Idaho starting July 1, replacing H A Vogel.
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Pocatello
The
Tribune
Ira W. Davis
Utah Northern Railway Company
East Side
Bonneville School
Oregon
Utah Northern
Union Pacific
Charley Nopper
William Barnhart
Haliday
Aditor
Keeney & Hansen
Wines
Joe Edson
Edson
Center Street
Motive
Engineer Hull
Motive Power
Lewis
Reardon
Dr. Cook
Fort Hall
William Wesley
U. P
Mr. Gibson
Omaha
Wheeler
Idaho Reporter
Col
G. A. Hannaford
Bible, Brown & Johnston
First National Bank
Mr. Hazen
J. M. Ingersoll
C. Bunting
Opera House
Handsome Playhouse
Pioneer
Phoenix
Pocatello House
Dearborn
I. O. O. F. Hall
St. Joseph's School
Blickensderfer
Repuge
Green
Ressigue
Rider
Calvin
van Housen
J. M. Bennett
Judge Fields
Mimms
Iowa State College
Montana State College
College of Agriculture
University of Idaho
E. J. Iddings
Mr. Mimms
H. A. Vogel
Washington, D. C
Federal Land Resources Board
Pocatello Class Of 1931 To Meet For Reunion Plans
The Pocatello high school class of 1931 will meet at 8 p m Tuesday in the high school building to plan a class reunion. Also, a forgery charge alleges Joe Rainey forged C M Rainey’s signature on three checks and cashed them with local merchants. Rex Barnes Henry Swift and Howard Davidson were sentenced to 10 years in Oregon for automobile theft after a ride offer, a tying to a tree incident, and a burglary in St Anthony. Federal agents filed a Dyer act charge and turned them over to Klamath Falls authorities.
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Pocatello High School
Court of Justice
Willam Ryan
Joe Rainey
Rainey
C. M. Rainey
L. L. Low
Klamath Falls
Ore
Rex Barnes
Henry Swift
Howard Davidson
Pocatello
Oregon
St. Anthony
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Pop
Robin
J. Millar Watt
Scott
Joseph Carter
Nellie Cavanagh
Arney
Irene Peak
Annie Miller
Mable Mooney
Lizzie Miller
Allan Trapp
Joe Boyce
Will Sanders
Wilber Trapp
Eugene Mumberly
Emma Ebens
Cotton Belt Railroad
Texas
Portneuf
Blackfoot
Fred Kiesel
Ogden
Boise City
Old Bingham County
Gibson Jack
Roas Fork
Catello Creek
John Hickey
J. F. Dunn
Eagle Rock
Major P. Gallagher
Congress
Pocatello Tribune
the Tribune-Journal CO
INO
G. Nicholas Ifft
William
Cady
Associated Press
United
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
LC. A
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Bannock County
James P. Pope
Jim
Caldwell
Indian Creek
Uncle Sam
Lewiston Valley
Nels Anderson
Division of Labor Relations
WPA
Washington
J. Leo Hood
Boise Capital News
Paul Bunyan
Popeye
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Joseph Tratus
Hailey
Louis 8In
Bow
Dorothy Robbins
Miss Robbins
Fred Reynolds
Camas County
Eheeiae
Davis
Vico
Pep
North Main
Jay Masters
E. L. Harrison
U. S
Moscow
MeHan Funeral Home
Pikhan
S. Arthur
I Lance
Daily Pocatello Tribune
World
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