New Hospital For Lava Hot Springs
Lava Hot Springs plans a first class municipal hospital funded by an $85,000 bond issue. The three story brick building will house private rooms, diet kitchens, rest rooms, and a modern operating room, with Sakley of Soda Springs noted among the personnel.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Lava Natatorium Company
Spee H. A. Falkenberg
With Anderson & Christensen
Pocatello
Tal
Ellis Kackley
Soda Springs
Idaho Physician Named Superintendent for New Building
A physician from Idaho has been retained as superintendent. When the building is completed and fully furnished and equipped the cost to taxpayers for the new structure will be about $35,000.
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Idaho
Graduate of Aviation School Returns Home to Blackfoot
George Sprague, a Curtiss School of Aviation graduate from Garden City New York, returned to Blackfoot after nine weeks of mechanical training ten hours of flight and a course in aerial photography He built an aeroplane but its engine limits prevented high altitude flight and he awaits a replacement from Salt Lake City or Wichita In March he flew with C J Jones to Washington DC to obtain inauguration photographs for New York dailies
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Tribune
Blackfoot
George Sprague
Curtiss School of Aviation
Garden City
N. Y
Sprague
New York
Salt Lake City
Wichita
Kas
C. 3. Jones
Curtiss
Igt
Mother and Son Held for Accident in Ada County
Cecil Jones of Homedale and his mother Mrs. W B Jones were subpoenaed to testify at a coroner s inquest into the death of Herman Wilkie 63 at the Cole School cross roads Thursday night. Evidence points to Jones as the driver of the car that struck Wilkie and knocked him to the paving. The inquest is set for 2 o clock in the district court rooms with Ada county coroner Wil om Money presiding. Officers are still seeking the driver of a second car seen by witnesses to run over Wilkie s body after the initial impact.
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Boise
Cecil Jones
Homedale
W. B. Jones
Herman Wilkie
Cole School Cross Roads
Emmit Prost
Ada County
Jones
Wilkie
Wil Om Money
Ada Coounty
Mr. Wilkie
U P Officials Visit Idaho Falls Social Visit by Union Pacific Delegation
Union Pacific officials led by A C Amos and H C Godwin spent Friday in Idaho Falls hosted by local agent T H Farmer. The group shared luncheon in a private car with Rotary president E W Rowles and city leaders. Civic questions were discussed but no outcome was announced.
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Idaho Falls
Union Pacific Railroad
T. H. Farmer
A. C. Amos
Union Pacific System
H. C. Godwin
Joel Priest
Boise
Mr. Merrill
Salt Lake
R. E. Brooks
Montana
E. W. Rowles
Rotary Club
Siebert Rudman
Finants Club
Ralph Louis
Ralph Edmunds
Idaho Falla Chamber of Commerce
Farmer
Water storage at Magic Reservoir compares 1924 figures
Shoshone March 21 report shows on March 15 Magic reservoir held 13 588 acre feet of water versus 62 490 acre feet in the same date 1924. The week prior added 1 300 acre feet, down from 3 757 acre feet a year earlier per Watermaster H Chapman.
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MAGIC
Magic Reservoir
H. Chapman
Ring
Hank Kiefer Birthday Party Noted in Idaho Falls
Relatives honor H W Kiefer on his 74th birthday with a late night gathering. The longtime Idaho Falls resident, born in Pittsburg, received a personalized autograph album bearing the names of guests such as R L Jordan Fay Milo Orrin Lee Perry Lee and others from Blackfoot Denver and beyond.
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Idaho Falls
Mar
H. W. Kiefer
R. L. Jordan
Fay of
Milo
Orrin Lee
Perry Lee
Stanley Lee
Ward Lee
C. N. Kemper
Melvin R. Jordan
Agnes
Willie Coe
Er Bain
Mine strikes rich oxide vein at White Knob Blue Jay shaft
Mavkay reports a major strike at the Blue Jay mine White Knob where workers cut a three foot vein of oxide ore from a ten foot raise near the 100 foot drift. The vein trends 45 degrees and may open along several points with little work. ore may yield high silver and notable gold values. Leaseholder names Fowler Darlington later subleased to Jena Kranovitch and Alex Cameron. An 80 foot drift shows ore bearing material continuing the vein.
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Mavkay
Blue Jay
White Knob
Fowler
Darlington Law
Jena Kranovitch
Alex Cameron
No New Snow on Sawtooth Range Summary of depths
Shoshone report shows the week ending March 16 had no new precipitation at Hailey and Soldier Creek stations. Snow depths remained largely unchanged with Hailey 18 inches, Ketchum 26, Greenhorn 35, Win slows 35, Mascot mine 51, Soldier BR. S. 38, Vienna mine 72, Williams ranch 28 inches.
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Shoshone
Hailey
Soldier Creek Forest
Ketchum
Greenhorn
Winslows
Mascot Mine
Soldier BR. S
Vienna Mine
Williams Ranch
Grand Commander Knight Templars Visits Idaho Falls
Henry P. Glinderman of Coouer and Alene and C J. Taylor of Weiser as eminent grand commander and inspector visited the Idaho Falls lodge Friday for a Knights Templar degree and inspection. A large Masonic gathering attended the event with a six o'clock dinner served by Eastern Star ladies.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Henry P. Glinderman
Coouer and Alene
Knights Commandery
State of
Idaho
C J. Taylor
Weiser
Fridaay
Knights Templar
Order
Eastern Star
Auxiliary Meeting Plans April Party and Refreshments
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met in Blackfoot on Thursday evening. They organized a piano for the April party, with Mrs. O. B. Bills supplying the attendance prize and Mrs. Orville Davis winning it. After the meeting, auxiliary and legion members joined the refreshments committee led by Mrs. Davis, and Miss funds presented readings.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ladies
The
American Legion
O. EB. Bills
Orville Davis
Legion
Miss Funds
Idaho Falls Child Dies After Sudden Illness
Allen Kun ter aged 11, son of Mr and Mrs August Kunter of Idaho Falls, died Thursday evening from a sudden peculiar malady after a brief illness. He reportedly felt unwell during play and suspected cocoa caused nausea. He had undergone an appendectomy two months earlier. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Ririe with burial in Rose Hill cemetery at Idaho Falls.
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Dizs
Idaho Falls
Allen Kunter
August Kunter
Presbyterian Church
Ririe
Rose
Idaho Falia
Death claims Mrs. Gladys Burke at 21
Mrs. Gladys Burke wife of Newel Burke of Linda died in a local hospital after a brief illness. She left two young children including a three day old infant. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Turner of Grace she is survived by relatives in the Grace area. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning in the First Ward L P D church.
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Idaho Fells
Gladys Burke
Newel Burke
Linda
Burke
Intermountain Swimming Meet Scheduled in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City will host the annual intermountain amateur athletic union swimming meet on April 8 9 with participation from men and women across the region and events planned for all entrants according to today's announcement.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain Amateur Athletic Union
Intermountain
Bath Masonic Hall Hosts Funeral for Addie Cleveland
Bath chapter members meet at the Masonic hall on Monday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Addie Cleveland. The notice lists the church and procession details as read in the meeting brief for the community.
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Bath
Masonic Hall
Addie Cleveland
Carter Sentenced to Six Months and Fine in Delinquency Case
Ronald Carter aged 18 pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Judge Singer fined him 300 dollars and ordered six months in the county jail. He began serving the sentence after delivery to the sheriff. A separate charge involving a 15-year-old girl is pending and will be tried after the sentence.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mar
Ronald Carter
A. D. Erickson
Singer
Carter
Farm Land Moving in Bonneville County
Twenty seven acres south of town near the river were sold to Louis Johnson who plans a house and improvements. Ralph Whitehill bought the Percy McClain eighty near the sugar factory, a prime valley farm. L. A. Hartert leased 150 acres of his home ranch for 3500 cash yearly for five years. Albert H. Dent of the Idaho Farm Loan Co. reports ten acres sold for 240 per acre, three miles east of town. Idaho is back.
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Louis Johnson
Idaho Falls Times-Register
Ralph Whitehill
Percy McClain
Fbastern Idaho Loan and Trust Company
Fourth Street
L. A. Hartert
Mr. Hartert
Albert H. Dent
Idaho Farm Loan Company
Idaho
Ford film crew documents Mackay mining and snow plow work
The Clawson Film Company sent a representative from Salt Lake City to film the lord rotary snow plow in action on Willow Creek summit. The operation supports Ford Motor Company lead mines, with equipment moved from Mackay to Red Bird mine. Mining progresses with diamond drill prospecting planned from the fourth level this week.
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Clawson Film Company
Salt Lake City
Rotary
Mackay
Red Bird
Utah Educator Wilson Duzenberry Dies at 84
Salt Lake City reports the death of Wilson Howard Duzenberry aged 84 a longtime Utah educator linked to early Brigham Young University at its founding He was a native of Illinois and had lived in Utah for sixty years.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Mar
Wilson Howard Duzenberry
Brigham Young University
Provo
Illinois
Smithsonian and Buffalo Society Study Early Mankind Asia
The Smithsonian Institution and the Buffalo Society of Natural History announced a forthcoming study of mankind's earliest existence. The project will gather evidence in Asia, Java, Australia, and South America.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Buffalo Society of Natural History
Asia
Java
Australia
South America
Idaho Falls Eyes Test Wells for Pure WaterSource
The Idaho Falls chamber of commerce board endorsed sending a city council a plan to sink a test well to locate water of suitable quality and quantity for drilling multiple wells for pure drinking water. The group also retained secretary Samuel Dennin after Donald Caldwell resigned.
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Idaho Wale
Idaho Falls
Samuel Dennin
Donald Caldwell
Plenty of Rails for Rogerson Road
Twin Falls March 21 Chief Engineer W R Armstrong of the Oregon Short Line says no more rails will be shipped until the existing track is surfaced. He notes the line is a skeleton needing filling and surfacing and the shovel at gravel pits will prioritize finishing current sections before extending the track.
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Twin Falls
W. R. Armstrong
Oregon Short Line
Rogerson
Continental Oil Station Opens Across from Yellowstone Hotel
A new Continental Oil Station has opened across from the Yellowstone hotel, inviting motorists to visit for fuel and services.
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Yellowstone Hotel
M-2
Soda Springs Debt Is MaterIally Cut
An audit shows Soda Springs post administration cut city indebtedness from 214,898.37 in 1921 to 158,651.19 now, a drop of 56,247.18, with interest reduced from 10 to 7 percent. The tax levy is down about 20 percent under Mayor H. L. Finch and his counsel.
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Soda Springs
H. L. Finch
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E. Comter
Aviation
U. P
Barrett Giants
Ip Amd
2Nd Ave
Pocatello, Idaho
Hank
Kiefer
Sawtooth Range
Knight Templars
Drew
Bonneville County
FORD
Loan CO. Sonnenkelb Building
Fox Co
Defenbach
MOON
Associated Accountants
Carlson Bldg
Herb
Falls
Cohan
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Julius Henry Hartman
Vienna
Western Auto Top and Awning Co
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Pocatello Tent and Awning Company
Peteffice
A. J. CO
4Th Ave
Val . Dunn
Hinson
Reema Liquor
E. Center ST
F. O. B. Factory
Studebaker
Millais
Bannock Motor Company
N. Arthur
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