Blackfoot Business Women Host Snappy Co ed Ball
The Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club met then hosted a co ed dance with about twenty five couples. Prankster costumes included Ruth Chapman in a Perkins outfit and Ellen Sundquist as a sailor, drawing attention and fun from members and guests alike. The event ended with praise for organizer Eva Dunagan.
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Blackfoot Business Women's Club
Tribene Blackfoot
Blackfoot Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bremmel
Gocanton
U of
Ferris Johson
Clore
Prince Charm Nas
Ruth Chapman
Elen Sundgquist
Mra
Kit
Li Watson
J. A. Mra
Ompson
Mary Rowan Owell
Miss Spencer
Ise Waugh
Terson
Sinetette
Eva
Margaret Riley
Deroth
Desert land debate stalls in Idaho chamber
A fragmented report describes a stalled discussion in the Idaho chamber of cuvenayen about desert acreages. Local interests fear failure of organized efforts and contemplate voting to advance the matter if direction remains unclear. The commission report notes a proposal once laid years ago near Blackfoot.
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Idaho
Desert
Chamber of Cuvenayen
Crusade On Pritene Special Per Capita Sale
Crusade on Pritene Special per capita sale reported with emphasis on a distribution approach. Local officials oversee price and eligibility as community members review the plan’s impact.
Rotary Members Visit Yellowstone Park by Snow Train
Thirty Idaho Falls Rotary Club members will tour Yellowstone Park aboard a Montana OBL Howarth Pratt snow train. I K Brooks will host with superintendent of the Montana division joining the group. the trip departs Idaho Falls Wednesday and returns Saturday. The Rotary orchestra will perform, Pathe weekly rep Al Hager will film the journey, and snow depths near Bix Springs reach about 63 inches with heavier drifts toward the park.
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Bix Springs
Blackfoot Water Users Elect New Master Fight Merger
Blackfoot Water Users' Association district No. 86 met at the Blackfoot courthouse on March 2 to elect a watermaster for the year. W. B. Ball was reelected. They opposed merging district No. 24 Blackfoot with district No. 86 Blake River. James Just reported on Blackfoot dam conditions in 1924.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Water Users’ Association
W. B. Ball
Blake River
Twin Falla
James Just
Blackfoot Dam
Eest
Local Sketches and Notices From Blackfoot
March 4 Tribune Special reports on residents including Rider Lloyd Johnston leaving for home, Clarence Hurat returning from California, the Bundles from Idaho Falls visiting, Eskelsen buying a home, Downey moving, Reverend Taylor's evangelistic services ending in Los Angeles, Mrs Fink visiting relatives, and funeral services for Thomas and Pia Bail with church tributes and floral offerings.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Lloyd Johnston
Q. Johnston
Clarence Hurat
California
Utah
M. B. Bundle
Idaho Falls
Ray J. Eskelsen
H. MacDonlad
N. Stout Avenue
Hires
L. G. Downey
Kieta Evans
North Shilling Avenue
Reverend Taylor
B. Church
Los Ales
Donald Fink
Baby
Thomas
Logan
Second Ward
Pia Bail
Royal Rs of America
Blackfoot High Team Seeks District Debate Record
Blackfoot High School members travel to Pocatello to study the debate between Pocatello and Twin on recognizing Soviet Russia. Six students plus Miss Capellan will debate Blackfoot against Pocatello on the same topic in March.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Twin
Soviet Russia
Milton Line
Desale Sconliers
Et Oendlebury
Fay Jeppson
Roy Kinney
Miss Capellan
Watermaster and Executive Board Named at Meeting
At Lava Hot Springs delegates of the Portneuf river water users named R. L. Dixon of McCammon watermaster for the coming season. An executive board was chosen with Meyers Cohn president and D. L. Kidd secretary treasurer. Other officers include T. Hate of McCammon Moses Christiansen of Downey Thomas Peterson of Lava Hot Springs J. T. Whitworth of Pebble.
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Tribune
McCammon
Portneuf
Lava Hot Springs
R. L. Dixon
Dixon
Robin
Lava
Hese
T. Hate
Moses Christiansen
Downey
Thomas Peterson
J. T. Whitworth
Pebble
Meyers Cohn
Arimo
D. L. Kidd
Robbers Loot William Lowry's Shop in McCammon Incident
William Lowry reported a Tuesday morning break in at his McCammon shop. Thieves entered through a small window hole, pried loose a board, and used a child to reach the cash register. They took $4 to $5, cigarettes, and a large order of groceries and cured meats, with no clues yet found.
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Tribune
McCammon
Mar
William Lowry
Blackfoot High Announces Declamatory Tryouts Winners
Blackfoot March 4: Declamatory tryouts named winners for the dramatic group Lola Davis Gladys Murdock Elna Bowker Stenna Durney Merlin Clark and for the humorous group Helen Moyer Vera Murdock Anna Eleanor Chapman. Public contest to finish team selection within two weeks prior to the district contest in Pocatello.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Mar
Blackfoot High
Miss Hurst
Techag
Lola Davis
Gladys Murdock
Elna Bowker
Stenna Durney
Merlin Clark
Misa Dunham
Shelley
Helen Moyer
Vera Murdock
Anna Eleanor Chapman
Blackfoot ‘High
Pocatello
McCammon Neighborhood Notes From Last Week
Geo H Rommel left for Blackfoot to visit Bee Gouchter and family for a week. Mrs Joseph Marley went to Pingree Idaho to stay with daughter Mrs Robert L Fackerall. J W Thometg visited Monday morning. Mr Omets recovering and en route to Lava Hot Springs for baths. Edwin Gittens returned from Deweyville Utah with relatives and will stay. Gittens also accompanying him will remain there. Supt G W Gittens closed the school Tuesday to allow children to attend Americas, D W Griffiths motion picture. This concludes the season long educational film series at McCammon High School.
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McCamaen Mirro Lire
Geo H. Rommel
Blackfoot
Bee Gouchter
A. B. Ns. Qa
Rommel
Cheeter and
Newell
Pocatello
Joseph Marley
Pingree
Idaho
Robert L. Fackerall
J. W
America
D. W. Griffith
McCammon High School
Upper Snake Valley Reelects Water Committee at Meeting
Idaho Falls March 4 G Clyde Bald won unanimous reelect to serve as watermaster for district 38 upper and lower Snake river valley. One hundred seven canal companies attended the meeting where the nine member committee was retained with John W Hart chairman and John W Lee secretary. Joseph Markham reported on Jackson Lake dam conditions.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mar
G. Clyde Baldwin
Snake River Valley
John W. Hart
W. O. Cottela
W. E B. Sollenberger
John W. Kelly
F. A. Miller
Eph Peterson
Frank Bower
J. B. Stocking
E. B. Darlington
Rigby
John Lee
Lewisville
Jackson Lake Dam
Joseph Markham
Jackson Reservoir
Pacific Coast loggers plan sixty day half output cut
Vancouver reports the Pacific Coast lumber industry will halve output for sixty days after a weekend conference among loggers from British Columbia Washington Oregon and California and lumbermen and bankers. Mill reps note BC plants run five days a week, some US mills four, and call for a uniform production and marketing system. They warn dumping lumber below production cost harms trade and expect improved foreign and Atlantic demand in about two months.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
California
Japan would join armament conference if called by America
Baron Shidehara, Japan’s foreign minister, told the upper house that Japan would participate in an armament conference if the United States called one, but preferred the agenda be discussed beforehand.
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Tokio
Baron Shidehara
Japan
Tanlac tone tonic claims rapid improvement after first dose
Ad copy promotes Tanlac as a great tonic from roots and herbs, urging readers to buy at a drug store. It promises quick benefits and suggests two or three bottles will restore health. It also advertises Tehke Tanlec Vegetable Pills for constipation.
1925 Will Witness Fight to Win Child Labor Amendment
Washington March 4 AP reports opposition to the child labor constitutional amendment continues with renewed campaigns in 1925. States have rejected the measure, yet legal scholars foresee court battles and possible changes in how defeats are proclaimed, raising questions about how long the proposal may linger before final status.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Department of Foreign Affairs
Supreme Court of the United States
Trade Improves in January Across Ocean Trade
Washington reports stronger foreign trade in January with both imports and exports rising. European nations increased purchases of American goods by 67 million dollars, while another continent boosted its intake by 15 million dollars.
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Washington
Uniteds
Utah tribes gain court hearing on Ute rights
Washington on April 4 granted House approval to a senate bill conferring jurisdiction to the Court of Claims to hear and determine rights of Uintah and White River Ute Indians under an agreement with the United States government.
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Washington
House
Senate
Woula
Court of Claims
White River
Utah
Leate
United States
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