Moore’s Veto Axe Slices Idaho Budget
Boise dispatch reports Governor Charley Moore failed to save $50,009 from the legislature’s appropriations and cut a total $263,108.50. The final tally leaves $5,200,010.02 approved for the next biennium, with numerous bills vetoed or partially vetoed and a $360,000 bond-related education funding plan.
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Boise
Charley Moore
Moore
Heise
South Fork Snake River
Judson Spofford
Salvation Army Home
Matt Brown
Adjutant General’s Department
Blackfoot Asylum
UW. B
Bureau Public Accounts
Henry O’leary
Accident Board
Nampa Saritskog
Governor’s deeper cuts trim $262,169.50 from veterans fund
The Veterans Welfare Commission faced a $10,000 reduction in its appropriation and an extra $4,000 cut from the insurance manager. The governor’s reductions total $262,169.50, reflecting extensive belt tightening across veteran and insurance departments.
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Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Festival Chorus Presents Messiah in Idaho Falls
Bonneville Festival chorus under Captain G Milo Godfrey performed Handel's The Messiah at the L D S tabernacle in Idaho Falls with a 100 voice chorus. Soloists included Agnes Warner Bowen Bernece Tyree John Summerhays Walter Stevens. pianists Lester Hinchcliff Clifford Hayes and Oscar Johnson. The event drew a large appreciative audience and was praised as a rare musical treat.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mar
L. D
Tabernacle
Bonneville Festival Chorus
G. Milo Godfrey
One Hundred Voices
Agnes Warner Bowen
Ogden
Bernece Tyree
John Summerhays
Salt Lake
Walter Stevens
Lester Hinchcliff
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Clifford Hayes
Oscar Johnson
Idaho
Blackfoot News Roundup March 23 Highlights Local Goings On
Thomas Price injured in a bicycle fall is healing. Frank Silene of Seattle visits Blackfoot. Grace Peck, daughter of the mayor, returns home after booking agent duties and tour from Colorado to the coast. Walter Chubbuck moves home after hospital care in Pocatello. A T Springer returns from California. his wife and Mrs. Quantrell still abroad. Mrs. DeKay reports agriculture ahead in Blackfoot versus Nampa. visits Wyeth chapter DAR in Pocatello. H L Mulliner of Salt Lake City attends legal matters. Scout Executive Bery Blevins arrives to organize Bingham county troops. Next Bingham court of honor set for March 27 in Judge Adair's courtroom.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Thomas Price
William Price
Frank Silene
Seattle
Wash
D. H. Brethan
Grace Peck
K. T. Peck
Miss Peck
Cameo
Colorado
Midwest
Texas
Walter Chubbuck
Pocatello
A. T. Springer
California
D. Quantrell
FE. DeKay
Nampa
Royal Neighbors
DeKay
Wyeth
Ker Siders
Titus
Boise
Pioneer
H. L. Mulliner
Salt Lake City
Bery Blevins
Bingham County
Shelley
Adair
Tyhee Community Notes and Events Summary
Tyhee March notes report a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lawrence Shiltz with refreshments and a good time. Farmers plant grain and prep soil as spring weather returns. Primary association organized with May Cunningham Elozia Davia Naomi Ingham officers and Maggie Kynaston Belle Stuart Leora Barrett Margie Later Mae Harris as aids.
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Mae Harris
Opal Stuart
Blanch
Ethel Herberg
Holland
Living — High School
Thel Herberg
Glee Club
W. C. Stuart
J. J. Facer
Ethel Farneworth
Fourth Ward
Pocatello
FE. KR. Inggam
ER. R. Brown
M. LA
Leora Barrett
George Hodewall
Leonard Cowley
Mr. Blackburn
Delbert Harris
Butte County Banks Form Consolidation and Leadership Change
The First National Bank merged into the Butte County Bank completing the consolidation last week. Otto P Hoebel elected president, R W Ferris vice president, Oscar Hiller cashier, with a new board of directors led by Hoebel. The combined bank, led by local investors, will support development in southern Idaho. Hoebel, a longtime banker and lawyer, will lead and manage the institution. March 28 is set for a 12 round bout between Cowboy Padgett and Larry Estridge.
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First National Bank
Butte County Bank
Otto P Hoebel
R. W. Ferris
Oscar Hiller
Otto P. Hoebel
J. FE. Smith
Otto B. Fleischer
J. E. Smith
Orson P. Williams
Hoebel
Arco
O. P. Williams
Idaho
Bankers National Bank of Chicago
National Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake City
National Copper Bank and
Bankers Trust Company
Stational Bank
Dave Daniels
Azzie Woody
Harold Price
George Walker
W. J. Lamme
Charles Avidson
Clay Vance
D. W. Standrod
W. G. Jenkins & Co
Commonwealth Sporting Club of
New York
Cowboy Padgett
Larry Estridge
First Field Meet of the Bingham County Scouts Huge Success
Eighty four Bingham county scouts attended the first field meeting at the Blackfoot fair grounds on March 21. Commissioner H R Wallis led with Rev J J Fleming and other leaders assisting. Troop 1 won with 53 points, Troop 10 15 points, Troop 3 nine points. Paul McClellan and Eagle Scout activity noted with fire by friction and a flag capture event.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Mar
Paul McClelland
Pocatello
Floyd Ham
Paul
Eva Dunnegan
Unds
Men's Island
Lincoln and Gooding Counties to Acquire Additional Water
Land owners in Lincoln and Gooding counties are asked to form American Falls Reservoir District No.2 to secure additional irrigation water from the American Falls reservoir. A district levy of up to fifteen cents per acre would fund surveying and cost studies with a bond only after two thirds voter approval.
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Lincoln
Gooding
American Falls
Idaho
Big Wood Company
Idaho Irrigation Company
Snake River
Milner
Shoshone
Plans for Soda Natatorium in Soda Springs
A Soda Springs meeting of prominent citizens approved preliminary plans for a warm water natatorium. Funds were raised to sink a well, with a goal of water at 490 feet. S. Hm. Matthews to lead. Ralph H. Kelly elected secretary. Directors C B Wilson E W Largilliers Ed Largilliers Ed Whitman Rene Coppard and C Labatin to locate the site drill and push the project.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
Mar
The
Commercial Club
Hm. Matthews
Ralph H. Kelly
C. B. Wilson
E. W. Largilliers
Ed Largilliers
Ed Whitman
Rene Coppard
Clabatin
New Arrivals Report From Idaho Falls
Over the weekend a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W A Crowder at a local hospital. Crowder is the local representative of the Bankers Life Insurance company. Mr and Mrs R L Lauderdale welcomed a baby girl at their home Saturday. Lauderdale is a member of the high school faculty.
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Idaho Falls
W A. Crowder
Crowder
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
R. L. Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Arrested for attempted robbery on two counts
Frank Lambrino was held for sixty days for attempted robbery after being caught leaving Fall Creek Mercantile with a suit of clothes and stealing silk bloomers from the Golden Rule. The sentence is suspended pending checks for other warrants. Local work begins on the Reclamation addition park with rare trees ordered and contracted care for one year. A large lot was bought overlooking the park for a new courthouse site as development discussions continue.
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Tribune
American Falls
Frank Lambrino
Fall Creek Mercantile Company
Lambrino
Questions Raised On U P Foreclosure
Washington March 21 The congressional commission investigating claims to about 43 000 000 acres of government land examined Charles W Bunn general counsel of the Northern Pacific Railway Company on the 1876 foreclosure and mortgage validity. He said the validity was upheld in 1896 when NP bought the railroad.
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Washington
Congressional Commission
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Charles W. Bunn
Comany
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Williams
Ichigan
Bunn
Congress
World Unity Conference Planned in San Francisco
An international conference for world peace will be held in San Francisco on November 13, 1926, announced by Dr. David Starr Jordan. Invitations will go to representatives of all nations and to leaders in religion and education. the program includes lectures on world progress and related topics.
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San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Conference For World Unity
Dr Jordan
Raphael Herman
Los Angeles
Dr. Jordan
the World Unity Movemen
Clarence Churchill In Serious Condition In Idaho Falls Hospital
Clarence Churchill a well known figure in eastern Idaho and Utah is in serious condition at a local Idaho Falls hospital after paralysis of the lower limbs following surgery for a cystic condition two weeks ago. He suffered a sudden stroke Friday evening and remains in a critical state.
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Idaho Falls
Mar
Clarence Churchill
Idaho
Utah
Churchill
Cc Tien
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