American Falls Social Roundup and Oil Lease Notes
In American Falls visitors include the Olivers of Gurley and the Petersons of Rockland. Thomas Keough and family return from Ogden and Balt Lake. John Kosanke tours Mexico and Panama canals promoting American Falls. Rockland Oil Co reports acreage adds and potential paying formations, with leases listed to multiple local owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
the Tribune
Wiley Oliver
Gurley
George Peterson
Rockland
Ogden
Balt Lake
Thomas Keough
Pete Hanlam
Jeanie
Jeasie
Guannivon
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Thomas L. Thompson
Rockland Oil Company
Rockland Valley
Oliver Latshaw
Cora FE. Darling
Hans Holmes
Elmer Hartley
W. G. Logan
Pocatello
Indian Springs
Local Visits and Travel Across Idaho and Utah
C M Kendell left Thursday for Salt Lake on business. Fry and Hodgison of Logan Utah visited Soda Springs en route to Star Valley for business and pleasure. Mrs Miller of Oregon visits her daughter Mrs Dorsey Nichols. Mrs Milter plans a Duluth trip. Mr and Mrs EB Nighman and Mr and Mrs Rene Coppard left for Pocatello to attend President Harding's reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
the Tribune
C. M. Kendell
Salt Lake
Messrs. Fry and
Hodgison
Logan
Utah
Star Valley
Miller
Oregon
Dorsey Nichols
Milter
Duluth
Eb, Nighman
Rene Coppard
Pocatello
Harding
President Harding Delivers Brief Address in Blackfoot Stop
President Harding’s special train halted in Blackfoot for five minutes on Thursday afternoon en route to Idaho Falls. He spoke briefly from the rear platform as Governor Moore and party accompanied him, while Mrs. Harding received flowers from local groups. The town’s businesses closed for the event and several thousand residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
the Tribune
Harding
Idaho Falls
C. G. Moore
Rotary Club
Billie Evang
Moore
Colorado
Idaho Hindoo Citizens Face Citizenship Cancellation Suit
Assistant United States Attorney Morrow files to cancel the citizenship papers of Baden Singh and Narain Singh of Burley Idaho. The suit follows a Supreme Court ruling denying Indian natives United States citizenship. The Hindoo residents had been granted papers March 27 1922 in the eleventh district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
United States Supreme Court
India
United States
McKeen F. Morrow
Baden Singh
Narain Singh
Burley
Hindoos
Eleventh Judicial District Court
Idaho
Estics Sutherland
Robert Bean
Oregon District
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Fth
Sutherland
President Harding to Attend Meacham Pageant Opening
The 1921 Meacham event will feature President Harding arriving July 3 for a two day pageant in eastern Oregon. Twenty one gun salute and a formal welcome by Governor Pierce precede a parade, Old Oregon Trail monument unveiling, and a presidential address. The program includes Indian ceremonies, a horseshoe tournament, a Rotary luncheon, and a July 4 schedule with patriotic talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top O' Blue Mountains
Harding
Meacham
Oregon
Pierce
Pendleton
Aera
N. J. Sinnon
Nellie Galbraith
Oregon Trail
Nurses Admitted to State Registration in Boise
Boise announces the 39 nurses admitted after the June 12 examination. Ten passed the written test. the rest gained admission by waiver or reciprocity. Names include Attaline Moore, Agnes Bell, Genevieve Golden, Bernice Taylor, and others from Boise Payette Pocatello Ustick Wendell Bend Redempta Regis Cataldus Florence Van Elsburg Beatrice Reichert Guilfoile Tilton Immaculate Sandpoint Alphonsus Wahlgren Twin Falls St Maries St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Attaline C. Moore
Agnes Bell
Genevieve M. Golden
Bernice Taylor
Martha M. Henggler
Payette
Ethel Fortmeyer
Pocatello
Eileen
Dorothy J. Ewen
Beatrice M. Reichert
Mary FE
Guilfoile
Carrie M. Tilton
Sister Immaculate
Lewiston
Christine Allen
Sandpoint
Sister Alphonsus
Adeline Wahlgren
Eelma Johnson
Twin Falls
Charlotte M. Edwards
Burley
Garnet L. Ayres
St. Maries
Zina B. Woodman
Edith Chafeet
St. Anthony
Great Increase in Lumber Industry in Idaho
Mackay June 25. A Forest Service report titled Lumber Cut of the United States 1870 1920 shows Idaho’s lumber production rising from 1 496 000 board feet in 1870 to 970 000 000 feet in 1920, seven hundred times larger. Idaho now rivals Florida in output while Michigan and Minnesota remain leaders in other woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Idaho
Forest Service
United States
Rhode Island
Michigan
Nevada
Florida
Michiger
Minnesota
Flennner Refutes Crampton on American Falls Contract Change
Boise June 29 Guy Flenner refutes Congressman Crampton statements about an American Falls reservoir contract. He says no new contract exists except between the government and the district through its directors. He notes North Side Twin Falls had no government contract and cites district wide agreements covering water allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Crampton
American Falls
Guy Flenner
Work
North Side Twin Falls Company
Empire
New Sweden
North Side Company
Idaho Technical Institute Catalog Highlights Offerings
The catalog shows a total enrollment for the school year ending June 1934 with 251 in regular college work and 246 in the vocational school. It outlines departments in vocations trades engineering agriculture home economics education commerce pharmacy arts and sciences and music and fine arts. It notes work study opportunities and mentions a new Young Men's Christian Association to aid student employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Technical Institute
Conservatory of Music
Young Men's Christian Association
The
Tech
Villa Victory Ends British Boxers Title Era
Report says Pancho Villa defeated Jimmy Wilde and American boxers now claim all world titles leaving Britain with no current world champion. The piece notes Britain lacks a son holding a world title amid the boxing landscape shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho Villa
Jimmy Wilde
America
Britain
Dominion racing commission proposed to oversee Canada sport
The proposal aims to create a Dominion wide racing commission to regulate the sport across Canada, seeking centralized control and standardized rules for all events and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Boise Woman Killed In Auto Accident
Mrs. Thomas D. Vickery of Boise died after losing control of a light roadster on Morris Hill cemetery road. The car plunged down a 100 foot embankment, fatally injuring her with a broken neck and severe head injuries. Her son Clark Murphy survived with minor scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Thomas D. Vickery
Baxter's Foundry
Morris Hill Cemetery
Clark Murphy
W. L. Murphy
Main Line
Eighth Street
Smallpox Scourge Grows Alarm in AMA Address
Dr. Victor G. Heiser warned conference attendees that indifference to vaccination fuels smallpox spread. He cited rising virulence, historical deaths, and outbreaks in the Philippines, Denver, and southern California to urge universal vaccination against the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Waterpower draws industries from cities to open spaces
Chicago reports that hydroelectric power enables decentralization as factories move from crowded centers to rural areas. The Illini Committee bulletin says waterpower is the key to economical growth, attracting industries and the workers who sustain them as urban centers shed capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilineig Committee On Public Utility Information
Liberal Prohibition Debate Shrinks Liberal Representation
In Stockholm on June 29 AP reports that the Liberal party’s plank on prohibition helped reduce its lower house representation from 110 members ten years ago to 39 now. At an extraordinary Liberal meeting 77 voted for including prohibition while 56 opposed it after a long debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Liberal Party
Trade Balance Shows Surplus in Brazil 1922
Brazil's balance of trade for 1922 shows a surplus of about 679000 contos of reis, roughly one hundred million dollars, reversing two prior years with deficits and signaling a shift in foreign trade.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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Feature Servier
Tne
Ocha
Mexico
John F. Kosanke
Mr. Kobunke
Arizona
Obregon
Kosanke
Panama Canal
Rh. T. Ewing
Cleve Hunter
John T. Coleman
O. W. Dowell II
P. Prodsham
S. N. Morris
John Halling
J. K K. Hunter
T. D. McClean
O. F. Hess
Robert Canfield
John Hadley
Henry Jersen
S. P. Spears
Rudolph Rosenkranz
Charles Gal
L. J. Easterbrook
S. S
Walter E. Thomas
Eva Weyerts
Denver
Colo
Miss Weyerts
Mrs
Thomas
May Hardine
Long Island
Neb
W. BR. Robbins
Mike Barclay
Butte
Valley van Bramer
Boyie Hardware Company
Flenner
Calif
Victor G. Heiser
International Health Board
New York City
American Medical Association
Heiser
Jenner
Philippine Islands
California
Griswold
Bull Durham Tobacco
J. E. Camron
Res
Carlson
L. Ruebelmann & Sor
Great Harding Dam
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