Boise Demands Car Capacity To Move Idaho Crops
Will H Gibson president Idaho public utilities commission and central western shippers board calls for 50 percent more railroad cars in the next six months to move perishable Idaho crops. Estimated needs total 21 000 refrigerator cars with increases in potatoes prunes apples and other commodities as wheat beet and pea production grows. Gibson urges capacity loading to prevent car shortages and ensure delivery.
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Boise
Idaho
Will H. Gibson
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Gibson
Downey News Briefs From Arimo and Nearby Communities
Downey residents report visits and returns from trips to Ogden Salt Lake City and Bountiful Utah. Local events include a 40 et 8 society frolic in Inkom and a Relief Society meeting with a salad demonstration. Families from Willard Malad Chesterfield Preston and Soda Springs join a Lava Sunday family reunion.
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Ogden
Jake Sessions
Salt Lake City
Bountiful
Utah
A. Ira Cox
Arimo
Karma Whitaker
Lucy Phillips
Malad
George Corespius
Jesse Coffin
Chesterfield
Florence Stone
Willard Wakley
Woodland
Relief Society
D. B. Blackhurst
J. D Morgan
Brigham and
Ogden Canyon
G. A. Sievers
Kansas City
John Pratt
Olive I. Pratt
W. P. Eaton
Jeff Pratt
Inkom
James Chester
Soda Springs
Lava
S. T. Merrill
Downey
O. Elmer Merrill
A. A. Olson
Preston
California
Olson Lock Company
Blackfoot Daily Social Notes and Visitors
Blackfoot residents and visitors are listed with trips and happenings including J G O Tig ham returning for a funeral in Blackfoot, W T Piper of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co touring valley factories, Wilbur Just visiting Lone Pine Ranch, John C. Richardson returning to Moscow, Edith Headington vacationing with family, Mrs W F Berryman returning from Ogden, Miss H Smith from Los Angeles, Miss Nell Murphy visiting, G F Gagan and T C Woodbridge in town, Miss Beth Rodgers returning from Santa Monica, W D Astro heading home to Hood River, and Dr F W Mitchell back from a physicians convention.
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Blackfoot
Moscow
Edith Headington
Kansas City
W. F. Berryman
Ogden
H Smith
Los Angeles
Isaac Smith
Arthur
Nell Murphy
G. F. Gagan
Idaho Falls
T. C. Woodbridge
Arco
Beth Rodgers
Santa
W. D. Astro
Hood River
Ore
F. W. Mitchell
Physicians’ Convention
PA Deter
Special Blackfoot June 30 report on Virginia Turner injury
A fragmentary notice describes Virginia Turner breaking her leg in an incident near Blackfoot. The girl, described as small and pale, will likely remain in Pocatello for treatment or recovery.
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Blackfoot
Virginia Turner
Ital Et Pocatello
Fourth of July Holiday Camping Trip Advisory
Fragmentary notice advises readers in Pocatello to prepare for a double holiday period and to obtain supplies before embarking on a camping trip. The text is garbled and contains unclear directives and phrasing.
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Pocatello
Lost River and Mackay Celebrate Eleventh Fair and Rodeo
Lost River Fair association teams with Mackay citizens for the eleventh annual fair race meet and rodeo during the July 3 4 5 holiday. Features include matched races exhibition rides a Mackay Blackfoot ball game and aerial fireworks with a full three day speed event program and ten cowboy novelty events. Blackfoot American Legion band will perform officers include E W Hovey president L E Dillingham vice president L A Hangtreasurer Dell V Larter secretary I T Perkins I S Hardman and J D Carr directors.
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Blackfoot American Legion Band
E W. Hovey
L. E. Dillingham
L. A. Hang
Dell V. Larter
I T. Perkins
I. S. Hardman
J. D. Carr
Pacific Northwest Medical Association elects new officers
Boise June 30 AP Physicians conclude the sixth annual three day convention naming Dr W B Holden of Portland as president elect and Dr E F Root of Salt Lake City as next year president. Dr James L Stewart of Boise is ex officio member. New councilors named include Dr E A Summers Portland Dr P D McCornack Spokane Dr Harry Willard Tacoma Dr Frank Sprague Pocatello Dr H D Kissler Butte Dr A M McCauley Great Falls Dr E R Dumke Ogden and Dr A S Munro Vancouver reelected from British Columbia.
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Boise
The
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
W. B. Holden
Portland
E. F. Root
Salt Lake City
James L. Stewart
Association
J. W. Gue
Caldwell
Idaho
Robert E. McKechnie
Vancouver
B. C
Frederick Epplen
Spokane
Epplen
Pacific Coast
E. A. Summers
Ore
P. D. McCornack
Harry Willard
Tacoma
Wash
Frank Sprague
Pocatello
H. D Kissler
Butte
A. M. McCauley
Great Falls
Mont
E. R. Dumke
Ogden
Utah
A. S. Munro
British Columbia
Idaho Weekly Weather and Crop Conditions Report
Poise June 30 reports a week ending June 20 with adequate sun and moisture, warm growth, and strong crop progress across Idaho. Corn late but recovering. potatoes, sugar beets, beans, and garden crops thriving. fruit harvests and alfalfa first cuttings progressing. pastures remain good for grazing. Southeast Idaho sees warm dry weather with scattered showers at week end. most crops favored though some dry areas need rain. alfalfa and grains in good to excellent condition. livestock thriving. Additional notes from various counties report vigorous growth, early harvests of alfalfa, apples growing fast, strong irrigation demand, and cherries ripening. overall favorable conditions with minor local exceptions.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Ruport
Minidoka
Nampa
Canyon County
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Springfield
Bingham County
Boy Suffers Eye Injury in greenhouse accident
Walter Wilson, ..."202..." Wait.
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Boy
Sawtooth Park Highway Bids Sought for 2206 Miles
Boise officials solicit bids to grade 2 206 miles of the Sawtooth Park Highway from Salmon to Challis in Custer county. Bids are due here on July 15.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Highways
Sawtooth Park
Salmon
Challis
Custer County
Bodie's Red Peppers at Inkom Inn Tuesday Nights
Local band Bodie's Red Peppers plays lively dance music every Tuesday at the Inkom Inn inviting all dancers. Watch for hand bills and ads promising a good time. Tribune Want Ads note the feature as a proven crowd-pleaser bringing results.
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Bodie
Red
Inkom Inn
Lindbergh Keeps Plans Secret After East Talks
St Louis reports Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh remains silent on future actions after week in eastern aviation circles. He will fly the Spirit of St Louis to Ottawa for Canada’s jubilee on July 2 but will not reveal departure date or itinerary. He also plans to visit with Guggenheim fund parties and finish proofs of his book We aboard his return voyage.
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St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
East
Ottawa
Canada
St. Loui
Lindbergh
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the
Paris
New York
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Highway Damaged by High Waters on Clark's Fork
Clark's fork of the Columbia river has inundated sections of the Clark's fork highway between Dover and Laclede and between Oden and Hope near the Pack river bridge. District engineer Caffins from Coeur d'Alene told the Idaho state bureau of highways on Wednesday that detours are in poor condition.
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Boise
Clark’s Fork
Columbia River
Caffins
Coeur Q d'Alene
State Bureau of Highways
Dover
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Austin
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Perventiion
Bannock Motor Co
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Peterson Planing and Fixture Co
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Ompany
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