Moroni Charged With The Murder In Soda Springs
After two days of investigation at Soda Springs Sheriff Lowery and Deputy Taylor link Italian migrants Moroni and Cuneo to the murder of Dominic Sparano. Moroni allegedly killed Sparano in bed and later kept key details hidden as Cuneo gradually implicated him. Evidence includes a bloodstained comforter, a tied clothesline, and shoes found near the bunk house.
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Manuel Moroni
Mike Gates
Sheriff Lowery
Soda Springs
Dominic Sparano
Moroni
Frank Cuneo
Sparano
Cuneo
Redding
Gene Taylor
Dominic
Fourth arrangements for celebration under way
Final plans for the Fourth are well advanced with donations pouring in. More floats promise, a brass band may participate from American Falls or Blackfoot bands. Pocatello, Boy Scouts from American Falls, home Scouts flag raising, G A R ladies and patriotic lodges joining. Parade crosses Clark street, fireworks arrive, motorcycle race highlighted, children urged to attend school grounds, evening gathering at Eagle hall.
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American Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Christopher Columbus Ery
Clark Street
Fagle Hall
July Wheat Closes at 77 in Chicago Trade
In Chicago on June 20 July wheat finished at 77 as trading reflected light demand and market steadiness.
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Chicago
Personal notices of travels and visits across Idaho
Mrs. Mary Turner left yesterday for Ely Nevada to visit her son Clyde Newcomb indefinitely. W N Stephens chief deputy for the game department was in town today on the way to Boise. Mrs. Elrod and her son left for Boise to visit Mrs. H H Hough conductor on the Boise branch. Fred Kennedy arrived from Gooding and registered to continue summer school at the Academy. Mr Kennedy is an old student at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turner
Ely
Nevada
Clyde Newcomb
W. N. Stephens
Game Department
Boise
Fred Kennedy
Gooding
Academy
Mr. Kennedy
Effective fish screens now being placed
The state approved fish screen uses an auto closing folding blade system driven by an undershot current. Cups beneath the flow open the blade to catch water, then close to self clean and shed debris, making it highly efficient and unique worldwide.
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Hailey News- Miner
Pocatello and McCammon Trap Clubs Hold Fine Shoot
A large crowd attended a trap shoot between Pocatello and McCammon. Ed Fitzgerald led Pocatello with 87 thirds, while Ben Bean and Dr. Cooper tied for second. The day featured strong performances by Mrs. Cooper and steady shooting overall. next Saturday promises a $100 prize shoot with teams from Blackfoot and Idaho Falls.
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McCammon
Pocatello
Cooper
Ed Fitzgerald
Ben Bean
Dr. Cooper
Jack David
Ile
Woodrow
Wilson
McCammon Club
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Just What She Needed
Mrs. Rachel Cribley of Beaver Dam Ohio found relief after two years of stomach trouble and constipation using Chamberlains Tablets. A neighbor recommendation led her to try them, and a few days treatment proved they were just what she needed with weeks of use curing her ailment. Sold by all druggists.
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Rachel Cribley
Beaver Dam
Ohio
Chamberlain
Dog Soaks Up Fame in Tribune’s Vintage Pages
A misread clipping shows a dog near the Tribune office blamed for chasing stories and stealing headlines. Residents recall the mutt as a local character whose antics brightened the paper’s pages in years past.
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed by Indiana Reader
Mrs. Rose Green of Wabash Indiana reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation with excellent results. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Mrs Knorr Won Car In Temple Pharmacy Contest
Over 5000 patrons gathered at Main and Center for Temple Pharmacy’s automobile prize drawing. A wheel with 80,000 tickets spun as officials announced twenty two tickets drawn and a winner declared. Mrs Claude Knorr claimed the Ford touring car at 11 PM after Ruth Warwas blindfolded the draw.
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Temple Pharmacy
Main and
Center
Theodore Turner
Jesse R. S. Budge
W. D. Service
First National Bank
F. M. Sprague
Temple
Claude Knorr
Car prize drawn from narrow ticket pool in fair contest
The duplicate stub was presented and the car delivered to ticket holder Nos. 58,703 and 58,704. Winners were modest earners and pleased many. Mr. Knorr had driven for Sam Cox, and Mrs. Knorr is John Bonner’s daughter. The Pharmacy contest, one of the city’s best and fairest, drew 58,703 as the lucky number whose digits sum to 23.
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Knorr
Sam Cox
John Bonner
Fairview Ad Reminder for Saturday Issue
Readers are urged to check the Fairview page on Saturday for the full insert. If you saw it, take another look tomorrow as it may be worth rereading.
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Fairview
Chamberlains Remedy Praised For Cramps And Diarrhoea
Mrs. F A Hood of Burrows Indiana reports Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a positive cure for cramps and summer complaint. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. A. Hood
Burrows
Ind
Classified Ads Prove Jobs for the Efficient Worker
A compact notice highlights available positions showing demand for efficient workers across multiple categories. Employers seek reliable, skilled applicants ready to fill roles promptly.
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Dominick Sparano
Panion
the Tribune
M’cammon
Buneh
Rose Green
Wabash, Ind
Mrs. Knorr
Soming
Harald McGrath
Tmut
Matus
Courtney Foote
South
Johnson
N. Arthur
South Fourth Avenue
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