Blackfoot Women Report Convention Delegates Named
Blackfoot Business & Professional Women met to hear convention reports and elect delegates to the national event. A picnic dinner on Mrs. L. G. Downey's lawn preceded updates on Idaho cheese exhibits, Grimm seed bags, and plans for balloon sales at the District Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Loyd
Mabel Johnson
Clara Gifin
Idaho
Kraft Cheese Company of
Pocatello
Des Moines
Lidia Watson
Grimm Alfalfa Seed Company
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Clara Kirkham
Clarinde
Iowa
Anna Capellen
Misa Capellen
Cora Vorter
Mary Rowland
Louise B. Spalding
Downey Social Notes Report Regional Visits and Recoveries
W L Smith of Omaha visits Downey this week. Mr. and Mrs Heber J Wilding of Cambridge return from Salt Lake City visit with daughter Pearl Wilding. Mrs Jerry Christiansen recovers from illness. Hugh Brady and family of Virginia visit Salt Lake City. Edward Troescher and three sons of Pocatello travel home from a Salt Lake City motor trip. Mrs J D Thatcher and Margaret Matthews of Logan travel to Ashton for a cousin's funeral. Frank Porter and daughters Elsie and Carol Gwen return from Pocatello. Porter also shares Ashton funeral. Chris Olson recovering from illness in Salt Lake City hospital and expected home in about two weeks.
Warden to Investigate Dynamiting of Fish
Boise June 30 state game warden R E Thomas will spend the Fourth of July exploring the Little North fork of Coeur d Alene river for reports of dynamiting fish. He will travel by auto via the North and South highway with conferences planned at Council Lapwai Lewiston and Sandpoint with state fish commissioner William Vil to discuss refating ponds.
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Boise
R. E. Thomas
North Fork
Coeur o'Alene
Thomas
Idaho
Council
Lapwai
Lewiston
Sandet
William <Vil
Bolas
Republicans seek renomination for county offices in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls reports three current county office holders, George Witt district court clerk and county auditor, Thomas H Barnes third district commissioner, and Jesse H Nielsen county superintendent of schools, filing for renomination. The slate brings total county office filings to eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
George Witt
Thomas H. Barnes
Jesse H. Nielsen
Low interest in county nominating filings in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls during June 50 little opposition appeared for county offices. Officials note the limited interest in challenging current county holders and county commissioner positions, with general expectation of some filings later.
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Idaho Falls
Fire Damages Idaho Falls Home of Rowlands
Idaho Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rowland had their eight mile west Idaho Falls house damaged by a fire that began in the upper part of the home. Most furnishings were saved as the couple was away in Nebraska.
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Idaho Falls
E. G. Rowland
Idaho Fells
Finding of Overshoe May Solve Mystery of Man's Disappearance
Rexburg sheriffs may link an old overshoe found near McCoy Creek to a missing man last seen riding toward the creek. A dog recovered a leg bone near McCoy Ranger Station, and deputies believe the bone may belong to the unidentified man who disappeared less than a year ago. Deputy John Sanderson, from Irvington, found the overshoe and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
McCoy Creel
McCoy Creek
John Sanderson
Irving
C. BE. Criddle
Much Interest Manifest in Junior League Game
In Blackfoot on June 30 a junior league game between the first and third wards drew the season’s largest crowd. The first ward won 7 to 0 with seven hits to four for the third ward, one error to five, and both sides turning a double play. Sam Berkley pitched for the first ward with Buck Berkley catching, Wilson pitching for the third ward with Ketchum catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Elks
Battersea
Sam Berkley
Buck Berkley
Wilson
Ketchum
Ward
Permits Forfeited by Three Idaho Stage Lines
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement revoked permits of three motor carriers for delinquent payment of a 1025 state tax and insurance requirements. Of 34 cited stage operators, 14 remained delinquent Monday. three firms—Nine-Mile stage of Wallace, Jordan Valley Caldwell route, and Idaho Transit Co.—were not compliant. Idaho Transit’s Barber to Star buses were withdrawn. Jordan Valley Caldwell may claim USPS mail exemption per an attorney general ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roie
State Department of Law Enforcement
F. A. Jeter
Turday
Wallace
Jordan Valley
Plumber Sees New Pipes In Ills Own Tale
A fragmented ad copy describes a plumber with severe stomach pain and colon issues who considers getting new pipes as a metaphor. It touts Maya's alithis as a remedy claiming relief from intestinal inflammation and related ailments. The ad urges readers to buy through drug companies and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
Conor Money
Ao Ps
Cook ‘Drug Company
Downey Home Destroyed By Lightning Strike
Downey June 30 During a light thunderstorm lightning struck the home of Joseph Wise a drayman and caused a total fire loss. Mrs Wise a semi invalid and her daughter were present and escaped with aid, but the house burned despite a small hydrant near the scene. The bolt was seen from three miles away on the Malad road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Joseph Wise
Malad
Poitevin Appointed County Commissioner
Poitevin, manager of East Side Lumber Co., named by Governor Moore to replace the late Frank Falkner on the county board of commissioners. The Republican committee recommended him. official notification arrived Saturday. He must post bond by Wednesday and be sworn in to represent the first district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idahi Falls
J. J. Poitevin
East Side Lumber Co
Moore
Frank Falkner
Board of
County Commissioners
Republican County Central Committee
Poiterin
Attendance Up at Trops as Jazz Fades in Boston
In Boston the Trops concert series reaches the end of its 41st season with higher attendance. Conductor Agide Jacchia notes 10 000 to 15 000 weekly crowds at the Hop venue where tables and refreshments are sold. He says classical interest remains strong while jazz portions have grown modest. Government printing offices at Antananarivo, Madagascar, are now run by an Irish manager. Leading British dentists increasingly use American dental supplies over British goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Condustor Agide
New Strike Reported in Central Idaho Mining Belt
Idaho Falls reports a major new strike at the Silver Spar mine in the Muldoon district, 80 to 90 miles west of Idaho Falls. Owned largely by M. Rogers and Dr. Claude Ferguson, the property has ore samples assaying $6,000 per ton and is expected to draw 150 workers by fall, boosting regional prosperity.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Livingstone
General Motorg Co. Fame
Redbird
Ford
Salmon River
Muldoon District
8. M. Rogers
Claude Ferguson
Washington
Montana
Rogers
Salt Lake and
Gasterih Minny
Nine Lynchings in Six Months in 1926 At Tuskogee Institute
Nine persons were lynched in the first six months of 1926 at Tuskogee Institute, a 15 percent rise from the same period in 1925. Among the victims were six Negroes, two whites, and one Indian, with charges ranging from murder and burglary to wounding a law officer. Other states reporting lynchings included Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas.
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Tuskogee
Ala
Tuskogee Institute
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Mexico
Texas
Dr A L Chilton to Return from Postgraduate Course
Notice that Dr A L Chilton will return from his postgraduate course around July 7 following completion of studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Chilton
Prince Hirohito Endorses Former Outcast Namba Family
The Namba family, once ostracized after Daisuke Namba’s 1923 assassination attempt on Prince Regent Hirohito, have emerged from seclusion following the prince’s order. Hirohito toured western Japan and urged the Nambas to resume normal life, with the ancestral name legally changed to Kurokawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Daisuke Namba
Hirohito
Japan
Yamaguchi
Masataro Namba
Daisuke
Namba
Imperial
Supreme Court
Diet
Kurokawa
Paving Completed in Idaho Falls to City Limits
Idaho Falls reports Morrison-Knudsen completed about three quarters of a mile of paving linking the north city highway to the edge of town. It opened to traffic last night as work shifts to a six mile section toward the Jefferson county line in the south part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Morrison- Knudsen Company
Jefferson County
Rubber Dividends Again Declared
New York June 30 AP Directors of Fish Rubber company resumed dividends on the second preferred stock at 1.75 a share payable September 1. The reg quarterly dividend on first preferred and first preferred convertible stocks were also authorized. Back dividends on first preferred largely liquidated with cash and converts. remaining holders receive 26 a share on August 2. Liquidation also ordered on back dividends for 150 shares of management stock totaling 5200 payable August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fish Rubber Company
First Preferred
American delegates named for unofficial capacity meeting
Washington reports on June 30 that the state department announced the appointment of American delegates to attend in an unofficial capacity the upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
International congress on anti alcoholism at Dorpat
The event opens July 21 in Dorpat Estonia with delegates including Bishop John Te Nuelson of New York Bishop James Canon Jr and Dr Edwin C Dinwid die of Washington Miss Annie A Gore don of Evanston and Miss Cora Francis Stoddard of Boston. Before court presentations young women learn curtsey from a London teacher to pass the throne with grace and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorpat
Esthenia
John Te Nuelson
New York
James Canon, Jr
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Washington
Annie A. Goredon
Evanston
Cora Francis Stoddard
Boston
London
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Herbert
Wenig
Hollywood
Calif
Dawes
Poitevin
Tananarive
Madagascar
Great Britain
Bate
Business Cour
Bette
Troy Laundry
Ohio
O. B. Garden
City
Okamura
Art’s Used Car Exchange
Prince Liberal
Ite
Lake
Herb CO
E. Center St
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello Fluff Rug Company
O. Bonneville
E. D. Vance & Bons
Twin Falls
Bellans
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
GEM State Auto CO
Paige
Bannock
Salt Lake
California
Studebaker
Brigham City
Ogden
Pocrtello
Botes ST. Marie
Salt Lake Bemloh
Newhouse
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