Boise Chamber Aims High Under New Secretary Harader
J A Harader, formerly of Pocatello and the state chamber, was installed as Boise chamber secretary and pledged to build hospitality and unity. He stressed tailoring needs to Boise’s capital role, avoiding selfish factions, and to lead Idaho’s southern towns by example through stronger local business organizations. He will study community needs and fuse sentiment to energize commercial work across Boise and neighboring cities.
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Boise
Boise Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Harader
Harader
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
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Boise Pocatello
Idaho
City bids open for depot approach project in Boise
Boise officials opened bids Tuesday for the 115 600 dollar municipal project to build an approach to the new depot. Thirty four bidders submitted offers. seven deemed unworthy. Meyer Erman reported several acceptable offers while only one of six bidding firms was rejected. Walter Bruce and associates with Otis and company of Chicago had a bid returned Wednesday.
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Boise
Agveral Jacel Et
Walter 5. Bruce
Otis and Company of
Chicago
Taxpayers Approve $8,305.03 Paving Bond Issue
In Emmet Idaho on March 19 taxpayers voted 238 for and 80 against a special election measure to issue 8,305.03 for paving Main Street and several side streets. The bond requires a two thirds majority and adds to the paving program completed a year ago.
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Emmet
Idaho
Main Street
Emmett Bonds Win Big Majority for Street Improvement
Emmett voters approved municipal bonds 236 to 80 to pay $8,205.03 for four street intersections on St John s Avenue from Emmett to Boise. Total project cost is $27,859.17 with abutting property owners billed $12,911.22 and water main laying $2,642.92. Pay bids due Friday and work to start in two weeks after paving. Last November Fimmett completed 17 blocks for $97,396.44.
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Emmett
Maine
St. John's Avenue
Boise
Fimmett
Dental Convention Opens in Boise March 25
Boise hosts the Idaho State Dental Association four day meeting starting March 25 in the chamber of commerce rooms. Notables include Dr W Claude Adams of Portland delivering an illustrated lecture on Preventive Dentistry with Diet and Care of Children's Teeth. Chief clinicians are Dr J Prime of Omaha Dr George Warner of Denver and Dr Adams.
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Idaho State Dental Association
Chamber of Commerce
Oo A
W. Claude Adams
Portland
J. Prime
Omaha
George Warner
Denoo
Doctor Adams
Death of Granddaughter in Butte Prompt Burials
Jessie Parish, two years old, died at her home in Butte Mont. Her body will be shipped to McCammon for burial. Grandparents Basil and Parish accompanied by the child’s parents plan to bring the remains to the local area for funeral rites.
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McCammon
Mar
den Green
Readyville
Jessie Parish
Butte
Mont
Basil Parish
Two Men Charged With Stealing US Copper Wire
Marvin Ashton and Robert Rizor jailed in Boise on charges of stealing United States property. Bond set at 1000 dollars each. Ashton arrested in Caldwell by justice officials while Rizor, already in Ada county jail, faces auto theft charges and was arrested in Baker. About 4000 pounds of copper wire from the Reclamation Service near Deer Flat reservoir were reported stolen. the wire has since been recovered.
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Boise
United States
Marvin Ashton
Robert Rizor
Ashton
Caldwell
Department of Justice
Seven Acquitted of Riot Charge in Local Case
Seven defendants were acquitted by a jury in a riot case. The trial concluded with all acquittals after evidence from the investigation surrounding the disturbance. The proceeding centered on actions linked to the riot and involved local authorities.
Roundhouse Contract Let For Rogerson Wells Line
Twin Falls March 19 contract for the Rogerson Wells railroad roundhouse was awarded to E J Hunt & Bon. Work with 20 teams and many men will start early next week and aims for earliest completion. Construction will include pits stalls and later expansions. Jeff Hunt will supervise the project.
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Twin Falls
Rogerson-Wells
E. J. Hunt & Bon
Roilroad Company
Lav a Hot Springs Visitors and Local Developments
Lava Hot Springs reports a steady stream of visitors including W F Kasiska and Emile Ferdine while plans emerge for a new cafe in the former B B cafe location. City crews work on riverbank stabilization near the new hospital with landscaping and trees planned once construction finishes.
Quart of water cleans kidneys says authority
A health advisory urges flushing kidneys with a quart of water daily and four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water before breakfast. It claims this clears acids from rich foods, reduces kidney strain, and may prevent rheumatism liver trouble and nervousness while keeping urine clear and reducing bladder irritation.
Jockeys Mourn Mother of Garner Family in Idaho Links
Emmett Idaho March 19 Death visited the Garner jockey line as Mrs Sarah May Garner mother of Mack Garner premier American jockey and of Guy Garner premier jockey of France died of cancer at Centerville Iowa. Foreman F A Hertford of Boise Payette Lumber is a full cousin. other relatives include Wayne Garner Toledo Charles Garner racing stable owner in Havana Cuba Harry Garner in Louisville Ky Lambert of Van Dusen stables Lexington Va and Bill Garner apprentice for Coyne stables Kentucky. T F Dede Garner husband and former jockey survived with three daughters.
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Emmett
America
Gatest
Sarah May Garner
Mack Garner
United States
Guy Garner
France
F. A. Hertford
Stacker and Unstacker
Boise- Payette Lumber Company
Wayne Garner
Toledo
Charles Garner
Haryana
Cuba
Harry Garner
Horned Jones Racing Stables
Louisville
Lambert
van Dusen
Lexington
Bill Garner
Coyne Stables
Kentucky
Former Boise Man Dies In Washington
Albert E. Werner of Boise, a former Idaho legislator and longtime superintendent of the senate office building in Washington, died after a long illness that began with influenza. He came to Washington about 20 years ago to join the permanent capitol staff and led the senate building duties until his death. Survived by his widow and one daughter. Funeral held here and burial planned in Washington.
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Washington
Mar
Albert E. Werner
Boise
Idaho
Senate
Werner
Capitol
Blackfoot Boy Scouts Field Day Set With Exhibits
Blackfoot March 19 Field day for the Boy Scouts of Bingham county will be held at the fair grounds Saturday March 21. Events start at 10 a m with community evening followed by scout work exhibitions and competitive tests in many lines. Scout Executive Blevins and Commissioner Wailis with scout masters in charge. H D MacCosham guest of honor.
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Boy Scouts
Bingham County
Fair Grounds
Blevins
Wailis
Pfter Am
H. D. MacCosham
Pocatello Mergeauts
More Land for Cache Forest Adds Utah Timber Land
An executive order adds 4797 acres to Cache National Forest in Cache County Utah. The tract includes 745 acres of timber producing land and lies in the Gan river drainage basin. Inclusion aims to improve watershed protection and forest administration.
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Washington
Mar
Cache National Forest
Cache County
Utah
Blackfoot Subscribers Get Tribune Delivery Change
Blackfoot residents served by city carriers are informed that starting this date John Hale of 56 Broadway will handle Tribune delivery in Blackfoot. Hale must ensure regular service and subscribers with complaints should call 79 between 4 and 6 pm or 167 after 6 pm.
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Blackfoot
John
Broadway
Pocatello Tribune
Mr. Hale
Tribune
R. Hale
Sncere
Reclamation Projects in Line for Bright Days Says Senator
Senator McNary urged continued reclamation and home making as essential for a stable nation. He warned of hardship from low agricultural prices and high freight rates, urged accurate soil productivity estimates, and called for basing construction charges on irrigable area to guide settlers. The speech asserted federal reclamation success hinges on applying current lessons to future projects.
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Washington
McNary
Senate
Reclamation Service
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Rangeley Woman
Mrs Walter E Anderson of Rangeley Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing two years of pains in the side and headaches and enabling her to resume full farm and domestic work. She urges others to try the remedy as part of a widespread response with over 200 000 women reported to have benefited.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walter E.anderson
Wargenam
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