Former Idaho Editor J. A. Toner Dies in Seattle
Aberdeen Idaho obituary notes J. A. Toner former editor of the Aberdeen Times died June 16 in Seattle after a paralytic stroke. Born August 7 1866 in Salina Ohio he began as a printer then worked as reporter and editor in the Midwest before moving to Aberdeen in 1908 to publish local papers. He is survived by his widow four daughters a son and a brother. Funeral services were held June 19 in Seattle.
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Aberdeen
J. A. Toner
Aberdeen Times
Seattl
Mr. Toner
Salina
Ohio
Michigan
Georgia Richardson
Reading
Midle West
Associated Pres
Chicago
Toner
Lee Jenkins
Seattle
Seatte
North Seatttle
Jack C. Toner
C M Christensen
San Francisco
Ek W. Law
Buhl
Idaho
H. C Duke
C. Christensen
A. L. Toner
Los Angeles
Hils
Gavette
McCammon Mixing Plant Busy With Poison Rodent Bait
The United States biological survey bait mixing station at McCammon is conditioning 600000 pounds of poison rodent bait and expects 20 more cars this season. Squirrels field mice rabbits and rock chucks are targets with alfalfa tips and a strychnine mixture. oats are steamed cooked and mixed with syrup strychnine lactose and oats before bagging for shipment. The plant claims to be the only government station of its kind in the world.
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M Cammon
United States Biological Survey
P H Lish
Lish
Indian Springs Course Teaches Trick and Fancy Swimming
A local program at Indian Springs runs from June 26 to July 5 teaching diving and fancy swimming techniques to participants. Instructors present a series of drills and demonstrations aimed at improving balance, form, and water safety.
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Indian Springs
Fire Destroys Hay Stack at Downey
Fire consumed a hay stack on the Jerry Christiansen place north of Downey as a gusty wind shifted and fed the flames. Downey fire department responded but could not save the stack. Nearby residents and numerous Downey residents were mentioned in a long community news column detailing local gatherings, relocations, and events.
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Downey
Tribune
Jerry Christiansen
Christiansen
Flood Control On Upper Snake Near Boise
George N Carter commissioner of reclamation said the 15 mile flood control works below the Snake River held up well after an inspection trip. The project began a year ago with legislature funds to prevent the stream breaking its banks or changing course during high water.
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Boise
Snake River
George N Carter
Reclamation
Air route from Alaska to Asia nearly closed this winter
NOME reports the air corridor from Alaska to Asia remained virtually shut for over two months this winter, impacting travel and freight. Officials note lingering weather and ice conditions constrained flights and limited service across the route.
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NOME
Alaska
Asia
General commodity prices at lowest level since 1916
The May 15 farm price index slipped to 124, lowest since 1922, with grains butter eggs cotton cattle and hogs down in June while wool held. Non agricultural prices fell 1 percent in May and slid into the second week of June, marking the lowest overall level since 1916.
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Bose
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Chicago
New York
Inkom News Roundup Sweeps Local Social News
June visitors from Pocatello include Mrs Frank Taylor and Mrs Harry Summers and son. Mrs Earl Blair remains homebound due to illness. H G Hubbard and Jimmie Maxfield toured to Pocatello. Pomona California resident Mrs Geo Turner visited Elmer Lish. A shower honored Mrs Don Lish with gifts. Sunny Side Up club and Happy Hour club met. Relief Society discussed the lesson at church.
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Tribune
Inkom
Frank Taylor
Harry Summers and Son
Pocatello
Earl Blair
H. G. Hubbard
Jimmie Maxfield
Geo. Turner
Pomona
Calif
Elmer Lish
Don Lish
Salt Lake
Orall Preece
Provo
Salmon River
J. S. Preece
Alice Witworth
Vilda Preece
H. Loveland
Baby
Oley Lish
Relief Society
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Webb
The afternoon featured a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. M. Webb with a long list of attendees including Were Mechanies Wherler usage Parks Jenson A Witchworth D vitchworth Sharp Wilson Preece Sloat Pratt Hall Damron Treadhead Bennet McFarrend Cordon Slack Andrews civerd B Meese J H Meese Richardson Adams L Har graver A Egrave Taylor Steed Roew Turner and other guests.
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Mrs. M. Webb
Wherler
Usage
Parks
Jenson
A. Witchworth
D. Vitchworth
Sharp
Wilson
Preece
Sloat
Pratt
Hall
Damron
Treadhead
Bennet
McFarrend
Cordon
Slack
Andrews
Civerd
B. Meese
J. H Meese
Richardson
Adams
L. Hargraver
A. Egrave
Taylor
Steed
Roew
Turner
Community notices from Mount Pleasant Utah given at meetings
Grace Grace reports a week of visits by Mr and Mrs J W Brand of Mount Pleasant Utah and their grandson Richard Otte. The Tressoli club held a luncheon and discussion at Mrs Wm Fowler home with many members and guests. The next meeting will feature lamp shade making and a vacancy filled by Mrs Sam Olson. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Pond of Thatch describe further local events.
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Grace
J. W. Brand
Mount Pleasant
Utah
J. E. Otte
T. F. Brickely
Don Bassett
Richard Otte
Wm. T. Fowler
Tressoli Club
Mesdames
J. J. Kirby
B. W. Titus
F. Palmer
Thomas F. Brickely
Melvin Whitehead
Alvin Whitehead
Mrs. B Nelson
Joseph E. Otte
Harry Westenfelder
Lowell Merriam
William Corbett
Willis Page
Mesdames Earnest F. Oborn
Dorus Warner
Adolph Weiss
Lewis Pierce
John Kirby
L. H. Merriam
Julia Pond
Sam Olson
Lila Bennett
LéRoy Pond
Three Women Enter Idaho State Prison in One Week
The Idaho penitentiary welcomed three new female inmates last week. Mrs. H. B. Brooks received 18 months for manslaughter in a fatal autos case. Lydia Southard drew 10 years for poisoning her husband, once convicted in Twin Falls. Jeannette Benoy of Idaho county was sentenced to 2 to 10 years for manslaughter in her husband’s death.
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Boise
Idaho
H. B. Brooks
Fecatello
Lydia Southard
Twin Falls
Jeannette Benoy
Idaho County
Erecting a Modern bungalow In Town
Mr and Mrs David Fletcher enjoy a vacation in Los Angeles this week Dejora Tomas daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Tomas suffered a finger injury while near a washing machine accident happened on the Thomas farm at Turner Mrs May Johnson returned home after visiting sister Mrs Bert Titus Grandma Reading of Ogden is visiting daughter Mrs Lottie Hubrd
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Downey
V. S. Morgan
Bountiful
Utah
Pocatello
Rexburg
A. J. Kingford
H. J. Toller
Stanley Basin
Toller
C. A. Isenhour
Salt Lake City
Isenhour
Loraine Clegg
Faye Spidell
Ira Spidell
Spidell
Montpelier
Frank
Harold M. Johnson
Harold
Gary
Indiana
Oliver Prattt
John Pratt
Johnson
Violet Pratt
San Diego
Calif
Parton
Nevada
James Chester
Henry
Idaho
Chester
Olive L. Pratt
Henry E. Turner
G. Nathan Wakley
Wakley
Woodland
Turner
Margaret C. Forrest
Ray Micklesen
Verda Salvesen
John Smith
Fish Haven
Nina Staker
St. Anthony
Ruby Staker
David Fletcher
Los Angeles
Dejora
John J. Tomas
Thomas Farm
May Johnson
Bert Titus
Reading
Ogden
Lottie Hubrd
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McCammon
Jess Coffin
Arley Dewey
California
Dewey
Arlene
Mary Dewey
Blanche
Gene Coffin
Mary C. Coffin
John Owen
J. D. Stoddard
Leota
Lava Hot Springs
Carl A. Olson
Virginia
Richmond
Olson
Carl J Olson
Charley Royter
Florence Royter
Bishop
Royter
Emrys Jones
Jones
F . Marston
Arimo
Downey Chamber of Commerce
Mark Manley
H. S. Garretson
John L. Smuin
George Corsepius
Eifendall Motor Co
Telephone Company
Lical
Main Street
Lvingreem
Board of Trustees
J. P. Bright
Golden Coffin
Eileen Bright
Elmer Bright
M. D. Bayly
Logan
Gilbert Bright
Logan Canyon
Tennessee
Frank Fifield
Willi Underwood
Joe Parris
Lynn
Verl
Donna
Parris
Mayo Vaughan
F. B. Fint
TRA Atvi Itizene
Coung
Tiemouth
Texas
Nestie
Jury Tribune
Ade
Painters’ Local
R. L. Getty
Walgreen Co
Hinds
Java
Glover’s
B. Paul
Scholl
Kotex
Hughes
E JR
ACTIC
Mission Bell
Layman’s
Woodbury
Lux
Laconette
Coty
Daggett Dell’s
Daggett & Ramsdell
Orlis
Kolynos
West
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