Idaho Beer Nears Opening at Pocatello Brewery
Idallo beer, a new western-grains tribute, is brewed under Frank A. Stenz in East Idaho Brewing Co.'s fireproof Pocatello plant. Ground broken Feb 1935, with a three story concrete structure and 16 storage tanks. Opening tentatively set for July 13. current daily capacity 50 barrels, may rise to 150 with more equipment.
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Idallo
Frank A. Stenz
East Idaho Brewing Company
Pocatello
Idaho Beer
Idaho
UN N
Pocatello Cold Storage Co
A. F. Willecke
Henry Stampede Rodeo Heads for Record Cash Prizes
Winners of Idaho championships at the 16th Henry Stampede and Stockmen's Reunion in Soda Springs on August 1 2 3 will share the largest cash prizes in the western classic's history. National sponsors including Levi Strauss & Co will award special prizes. The Stampede is part of the Rodeo Association of America awarding points toward the world champion cowboys.
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Idaho
Soda Springs
Levi Straus Company
Rodeo Association of America
Oil Firms Back Wage Policy Endorsed by Utah Refineries
Directors of the Utah Oil Refining company and Gem State Oil company unanimously endorsed an American Petroleum Institute resolution urging industry wide maintenance of current wages and hours and a ban on child labor. The bulletin, signed by T. A. Dines and A. N. Johnson, states the institute supports stability and public interest by sticking to sound practices. The Utah and Gem State boards will conform as long as competitive and legal conditions permit.
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Utah Oil Refining Company
Gem State Oilcom
T. A. Dines
A. N. Johnson
American Petroleum Institute
Gem States Oil Company
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Emma Wyte
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Emma Wyte 66 who died Friday morning will be held at the Springfield L D S chapel this afternoon and the body will be taken to Salt Lake City for interment.
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Whyte
Blackfoot
Mary Emma Wyte
Springfield L. D. S
Salt Lake City
Gardner announces birth of son on Friday June 28
Mr and Mrs Dexter Gardner announce the birth of a son on Friday June 28 in a local hospital. The baby weighs in happily and joins a growing family as relatives celebrate the new arrival.
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Blackfoot
Mrs
Dexter Gardner
Weston Takes Relief Duties in Eastern Idaho
Bert Weston of Pocatello assumes duties as district administrator of the IBRA embracing 18 counties in eastern Idaho. A. W. Jacomini announced the appointment in Boise. Weston succeeds A. T. Springer who will focus on engineering problems. Governor Ross says relief work will be phased but not ended, with WPA projects under Leo Hood guiding gradual reductions.
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Bert Weston
Pocatello
IBRA
Idaho
Boise
A. W. Jacomini
Weston
A. T. Springer
Ross
Works Progress Administration
Leo Hood
Social event at Sonnenkalb building and IdahoAuxiliary convention
Mrs Edward T Vernon hosted Thursday activities at her Sonnenkalb apartment with a luncheon for four featuring a rosebud centerpiece. Evening guests joined two tables of contract and late supper with honors to Mrs Richards and Miss Larsen. Mrs Frederick J Barnes returned from Boise where she presided at the Idaho Department National Auxiliary session June 23 25. Lulu Harper elected department president to succeed Barnes. eight delegates from Santa Ana Auxiliary No 1 of Pocatello attended.
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Edward T. Vernon
Sonnenkalb Building
Harold Anderson
James Myers
Lucille Burbidge
Vernon
Sarel Porter
Jack Boyce
Done Richards
J. A. Martin
D. E. Wr
Frederick J. Barnes
Boise
Department of Idaho
United Spanish War Veterans
Barnes
Lulu Harper
Payette
Crystal Ball
Hotel
Santa Ana
Pocatello
Browne Tried in Redding over Santa Barbara slaying
In Redding California Charles L Browne is tried as the accused slayer in a triangle killing of Raymond McArthur, a Santa Barbara mining engineer. Mrs Helen Browne, the accused man’s third wife, sat with the slain man during the shooting as an Associated Press photo notes. Barnes to represent the Auxiliary at the Veterans of Foreign Wars state convention in Rexburg on July 3.
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Charles L. Browne
Redding
Calif
Raymond McArthur
Santa Barbara
Helen Browne
Associated Press
Barnes
Auxiliary
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rexburg
Westway Club Meets at Myers Home
Mrs J R Myers and Mrs Ida Gilmore entertained W B A Westway club members Thursday afternoon at the Myers home with a social gathering and light activities.
Social club cards note on Seventh Avenue gathering
Five hundred was played after the business meeting. Mrs. H. F. Weston won honors, Mrs. Maude Slingerl and the all cut and Mrs. Irene Grover played low. Others present included Mrs. D. J. Francom, Mrs. Margaret Hackworth, Mrs. Daisy McDonald, Mrs. Elizabeth Bridges, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. Ivy Anderson, Mrs. C. M. Rainey, Mrs. Annie Westrom, and Mrs. C. . Mrs. L. H. Stratford and son Paul Kreft of Salt Lake City are visiting Mrs. Stratford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lewis.
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North Seventh Avenue
H. F. Weston
Maude Slingerl
Irene Grover
D. J. Francom
Margaret Hackworth
Daisy McDonald
Elizabeth Bridges
Frank Allen
Ivy Anderson
C. M. Rainey
Annie Westrom
L. H. Stratford
Paul Kreft
Salt Lake City
Blackfoot Rotary Names Committees for Coming Year
New president E. DeKay led Blackfoot Rotary directors in assigning committees. Appointees include J. K. Smith and W. H. Stufflebeam on Aims and Objects, E. E. Sanders and F. G. DeKay on Club Services, plus assignments for Classification, Membership, Fellowship, Program and Educational panels.
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Blackfoot
E. DeKay
Blackfoot Rotary Club
J. K. Smith
W. H. Stufflebeam
James R. Ryan
James D. Johnston
R. A. Spaulding
L. R. Thomas
F. E. DeKay
E. E. Sanders
L. J. Green
W. M. Tomlinson
Dr. Stewart Barkdull
F. G. DeKay
T. J. Johnson
O. S. Crristensen
L. B. Dustin
J. R. Ryan
A. A. Kennedy
William Varley
J. I. Young
William T. Turner
T. B. Smith
R. A. Ins
M. B. Tuohy
A. N. Canoik
W. C. Park
Notable figures listed across departments and committees
A roster of names appears for several sections including Vocational Commercial Service Boys Work Crippled Children Rural Urban and International with officials and physicians such as L J Woodruff J EK Smith L J Green BE L Cop pock Paul DeMordaunt W M Tomlinson C A Bottolfsen Neil F Boyle Darwin Taylor W E Bills Ed A Boyle Dr W A Beck L R Thomas Dr Bark dull A L Morgan and Dr A E Miller
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L. J. Woodruff
J. EK. Smith
L. J. Green
BE. L. Coppock
Paul DeMordaunt
W. M. Tomlinson
C. A. Bottolfsen
Neil F. Boyle
Darwin Taylor
W. E. Bills
Ed A. Boyle
W. A. Beck
L. R. Thomas
James Pendlebury
Louis Felt
Calvin Ellis
Custom Made Cars Dominate Race Classic at Indianapolis
Specially built, hand made racing cars swept the speed classic at the Indianapolis Speedway. No stock manufacturer entry finished the 500 mile grind. Studebaker claims records with seven of the first twelve money winners in 1933 and a leading car shattering all previous marks in 1932.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
Robbery Reported in Salt Lake City Auto Theft
William Hutchinson of Fort Hall Idaho told police that thieves forced open a door of his parked car in Salt Lake City and escaped with a portable typewriter two cameras an electric iron and a small trunk of clothing and personal items.
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Salt Lake City
William Hutchinson
Fort Hall
Idaho
Idaho summer school enrollment hits all time high
Moscow June 29 University of Idaho summer session enrollment rose to a new record of 882 students led by Dean J. Messenger. The rise exceeds last year's 771 by 111 and marks a 367 percent gain over six years, with 400 4 H junior short course attendees and 300 Future Farmers and Smith Hughes teachers excluded from the count.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
J. F. Messenger
Idaho
Future Farmers and
Smith-Hughes
Future Farmer
Grange Promotes Highway Safety Essay Contest
The National Grange launches its twelfth annual rural highway safety campaign through 8,000 local granges. Junior members under 18 may enter 800 word essays on How the Grange Can Promote Highway Safety for prizes. Closing date August 1 for papers submitted to local subordinate lecturer.
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National Grange
Grange
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Idallo Beer
Henry
Thos. Hopper Dairy
Main
St. Paul, Minn
Gus H. Barfuss
Mike Culligan
Phoenix Hosiery Twins
Reds
Navy
Jean
Jill
Pell Ley
Latwii Rus
Palmolive
Woodbury
Fargo-Wilson.wells CO
Sone Deltas Liga
Pionio
Dennison
Rt Buy
Tor
Etreaul
Congo Sport
Pennsylvania
Zforl
Sol
27C
Pond
Mennen
Campani
Nyter
Dr. Lyon
Phillips
Magnesia
Hinkle
Probak Jr
Bladeo—okg
All Tale—large
Bellans
Bayer Aspirin
Lifebuoy
Blackfoot Rotary Names Committees
U. S
Auto Supply and
Firestone To
North Main
Fremont
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