Dyer to Speak at Blackfoot
Dr W Dyer of Nashville Tennessee will address farmers and business leaders in Blackfoot on Tuesday at 2 pm at the New Mission theatre. He is dean of economics at Vanderbilt and on a nationwide lecture tour supported by the National Industrial Council.
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Blackfoot
Utah Associated Industries
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Bingham County Farm Bureau
W. Dyer
Nashville
Tenn
New Mission Theatre
Rotary Club
Les Hotel
New Mission
New Hostelry at Idaho Falls Is Just a Dream
Blackfoot June 29 Mr Lyman Hyde general manager of the Eccles company visited over Sunday Hyde reports bumper crops in the territory and says the Idaho Falls hotel project is only a dream with no definite action taken and no changes planned for Blackfoot aside from annual hotel renovations Tribune Want ade for results
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Blackfoot
Lyman Hiyde
Eccles Company
Hyde
Feecles
Idaho Falls
Boise and Idaho Celebrate Mock Railroad Revelation
A Madrid newspaper misreads a U.S. photo claiming Boise and Idaho lacked railroads. It suggests two towns celebrated a nonexistent line with girls in fanciful costumes as the first locomotive arrived, a playful mistake that travels to Miss Marie Villeneuve in Idaho.
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Boise
Informaciones
a + oy
Madrid
Spa
Si Capital
Idaho
Paragrap
United States
New York
Marie Villeneuve
East
Jefferson Street
Homing Pigeons Released From Blackfoot
A second crate of about 385 homing pigeons was liberated by Co. A. Disher at 7 o'clock Sunday morning. The flock departed west of north, circled twice, then headed north and vanished from view. Some birds struggled to orient, with one pair starting seven minutes later and veering east of north before joining the main flight.
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Blackfoot
Co. A
Boise merchants wary after National Certificate scam
Boise firms paid 150 dollars to a man claiming to represent the National Certificate Corporation to print coupons for a supposed advertising premium. No one has seen the promoter since and attorneys warn the scheme violates state law and is a misdemeanor with fines up to 300 dollars. The operator claimed catalogs would follow, and a second man was promised, but never appeared.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Golden Gate
Boise
National Certificate Corporation
E. C. Wills
Nampa
Idaho Forester Annual Edition Off the Press
The annual Idaho Forester, 72 pages, published by University of Idaho foresters in Moscow, showcases Idaho forestry, School of Forestry activities, and articles by J Nash How ard R Flint H H Chapman Tom Jackson J Larsen C L Forsling and C W Watson. Arthur M Sowder edits Annie W Toole is business manager and C W Watson faculty adviser.
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Tribune
Moscow
Idaho Forester
Associated Foresters
University of Idaho
Idaho
School of Forestry
J. Nash
Rocky Mountain
Howard R. Flint
H H. Chapman
Tom Jackson
J. Larsen
C. L Forsling
C. W. Watson
Arthur M. Sowder
Annie W. Toole
Inkom Notes: Vacationers Visitors and Marital News
Misa Alma Meeco of the Line art department takes a two week vacation trip to Canada. Mrs. Mary Webb of Pocatello visits Inkom friends. Bishop of Los Angeles stops in Inkom en route to Pocatello for a month visit. Mrs. Benson and three children arrive from Cheyenne to spend the summer with relatives. Miss Sarah Woods wed N. W. Marley at Holbrook Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ivan Richardson arrives from Mackay to visit mother in law.
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Tribune
Inkom
Misa Alma Meeco
Art Line
Canada
Mary Webb
Pocatello
Inkom Friends
Last Sunorts
Bishop
Los Angeles
John W. Benson
Yesteday
Cheyenne
Wyo
Benson
Helts
A. L. Sloat
Sarah Woods
N. W. Marley
Holbrook
Pennsylvania
Ivan Richardson
Mackay
Inlaw
Fawny Richardson
Edele to Swim Channel with Wolffe as Pilot
Miss Gertrude Edele of New York aims to swim the English Channel and will likely be guided by Jabez Wolffe, England’s famed long-distance swimmer who knows the Channel well. Charles A. Comiskey, longtime White Sox boss, is the only manager to win a pennant for St. Louis in 1888 with the Browns.
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Gertrude Edele
New York
Jabez Wolffe
England
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Comiskey
Browns
Weather Too Warm Kills His Engine and Temper
A warrant was issued for L. J. Hennefer of Thomas on a disturbing the peace charge. Rev. J. J. Fleming swore out the complaint alleging Hennefer used profane language in Mrs. Fleming’s presence after a dispute with a traffic stop in the heat.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
L. J. Hennefer
Thomas
Rev
J. J. Fleming
Hennefer
Mrs. Fleming
Rev. Weming
Defense Test Day to Mobilize Idaho Citizens on July Fourth
On July 4 President Coolidge designates the second national defense test day. Idaho Governor Moore forms a state committee to collect mobilization reports county by county. National guard units mobilize at home stations with 18 to 45 year olds registering. reserve troops report to unit commanders. Patriotic meetings will urge citizens to fulfill their duties for national defense.
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Boise
Idaho
Coolidge
C. ©. Moore
National Guard
Oere
Close pennant race in Western League tightens
The Western League displays a lively pennant chase with four first division clubs separated by under 40 points, showcasing a tight competition as the season progresses.
Blackfoot Man Burned Friday Improves in Hospital
Marion Merkley of Blackfoot was severely burned when gasoline soaked clothing caught fire near Inkom while en route to Lava Hot Springs. His friends pulled at his flaming clothes to extinguish the blaze, and a passing auto rushed him to Lynn Brothers hospital in Pocatello where he was reported improving.
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Tribune Special
Blackfoot
Marion Merkley
Inkom
Lava Hot Springs
Mr. Merkley
Lara
Two Men Fined for Disturbance Fireworks on Blackfoot Parkway
Two visitors from a nearby city disturbed the peace in Blackfoot by firing three large cannon crackers on the O. B. parkway opposite Main Street. Chief Moulden arrived and the intruders were fined $10.00.
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Blackfoot
O. 8 S. Parkway
Main Street
Moulden
Life Saving Class Starts in August
The Y M C A will begin life saving training in August with two intensive courses. An evening session for seniors and a daylight course for juniors will prepare participants through practice and instruction aimed at qualification as life savers.
Lifesaving Course Opens August First in Louisville
The life saving courses to open August 1 will train supervise and instruct novices while promoting swimming interest. Names of prospective enrollees include Rotet Rhea William Rowland Cerj Jonnaen Nellie Willieke Mary McCabé Jorwin Groom Catherine Goldsmith Marry Turner and Jack Donlon. Both American Red Cross and M C A examinations will be offered in Louisville tying to the city's long athletic history.
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Ition
Cei
Thea
Rotet Rhea
William Rowland Ceri Jotnaen
Nellie Willieke
Mary McCabé
Jorwin
Catherine Goldsmith
Turner
Jack Donlon
American Red Cross
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