Tar ghee project eyed for Clark County water supply
Dubois March 26. The U S Reclamation Service plans a Targhee project to draw water from Rea’s Peak Sawtelle and adjacent snows for Clark and west Jefferson counties. Storage canals, potential 60 000 acres of irrigation, and multiple dam sites are discussed, with government survey to prepare a plan for island Park Heise and other diversions.
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Mar
Clark County
United States Reclamation Service
Washington
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Mount Sawtelle
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Rigby
Hotel Creek
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West Jefferson
Sheridan Valley
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Henry Lake
Sheridan
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Sha
Cames Mutual
Camag Mutual
Narces
Camas Mutual
Island Park
Hesse
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BOR
Injured Pocatelloans Released From Hospital
Tribune Special Idaho Falls March 26. Dr and Mrs William Dixon left L D S hospital for home in Pocatello after car ran off grade south of Idaho Falls Monday morning. Dr Dixon more seriously hurt with one eye punctured sight impaired. Mrs Dixon had a broken nose and a deep wash over left eye needing stitches. The couple's two small children had minor bruises. They were en route home from Rigby after visiting relatives.
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Idaho
William Dixon
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
Rigby
Inkom News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. Jacob J. Barron was called to Oasis Utah due to a serious illness in her family. Mrs. J. J. Sorensen of American Falls spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elisa Ellis. Mrs. J. C. Christensen visited Pocatello friends, while Julia Tolbert of Preston stayed with Mrs. Geo. Terry. Sam Ves received a large shipment of groceries for his new Inkom store.
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Tribune
Inkom
Mar
Jacob J. Barron
Oasis
Utah
J. Meror
J. J. Sorensen
American Falls
Elisa Ellis
J. C. Christensen
Pocatello
Julia Tolbert
Preston
Geo
Terry Sam Ves
Deaths in Blackfoot and Firth Retold in Brief
Blackfoot and nearby Firth report two deaths. R A Campbell of Thomas dies at 82 after a long illness, with funeral in Thomas Riverside cemetery officiated by a Firth Baptist minister. Fern Lyon, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Lyon Salt, dies in Firth after prolonged illness and is buried at Basalt cemetery.
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Blackfoot
R. A Campbell
R. A. Campbell
Thomas
Firth
Thomas-Riverside
Fern Lyon
C. » Lyon « Salt
Basalt
Burial Held For James DeWitt Coles In Milo
James DeWitt Coles aged 19 was buried in Lille cemetery Wednesday after services at the L D S church in Milo. He died Monday evening after a brief pneumonia attack. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Coles of Milo, several brothers and sisters, and many relatives.
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Tribene
Idaho Falla
James DeWitt ‘Coles
Lille
L. D
Milo
Alvis Coles
Little daughter arrives at Charles A. Le home
Mr and Mrs Charles A Le announce the arrival of a baby girl at their home on South Flag Avenue on Tuesday March 24. The infant weighs pounds.
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Little Moaughter
Tribene Blackfoot
Charles A. le
South Iag Avenue
Loss of Winter Wheat Heavy in Bannock County Reports
Reports from McCammon to Arimo indicate severe winter kill on many winter wheat stands. Max Colin lists 60 acres lost and J F Goodman 40 acres abandoned or reseeded. Nels Learson near McCammon estimates 26 percent loss. Farm bureau surveys aim for a countywide tally with full details due soon.
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McCammon
Mar
Arimo
Max Colin
J. FE. Goodman
Cohn
Nels Learson
Robin
Bannock
N. P. Hendricks
Topaz
Farm Bureau
Bannock County
Board at Blackfoot Asylum Reports High Discharge Rate
Blackfoot March 26 The new asylum board held its first meeting. Thoresen of Blackfoot was named chair and Whitman of Soda Springs secretary. In eight months 87 percent of patients have been discharged, the highest rate in the institution’s history.
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Blackfoot
Asylum Board
Thoresen
Whitman
Soda Springs
Thoreada
Residence Removal Begins in American Falls
The residence of W. J. Newton was moved from the old townsite to Reclamation addition, making him the first business man to relocate. More removals are planned, including T. C. Parks of Power County Abstract and County Assessor F. Crowley.
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Tribune
American Falls
W. J. Newton
Reclamation
Newton
Golden Kyle Mercantile Cou Pay
American Falls Commercial Club
T. C. 8Arks
Power County Abstract Company
F. Crowley
County Assiscror
Miss Peck Addresses Rotary in Blackfoot Meeting
The Blackfoot Rotary club held its regular luncheon with President Peck presiding. Grace M. Peck, former chamber of commerce secretary, attended as a guest and described her current work and insights from multiple regions. J BR Ryan reported Rotary attendance abroad and N Foyle spoke on fundraising for the polyoutwork in Bargham county.
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Rotary
Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Hudson
Virginia Lillenquist
Grace M. Peck
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
J. BR. Ryan
New York
Rotary Club SE
St. Louis
N. Foyle
Bargham County
Mrs Dietrichs Guests From Boise and Pocatello Visit Idaho Falls
Mrs F Thietrich of Boise and her daughter Mrs G Nicholas Ifft of Pocatello are spending a few days in Idaho Falls as guests of Mrs E V Rowles and Mr Rowles in Sunnyland.
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Sunnyland
Idaho Falls
F. Thietrich
Boise
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
Dietrich
E.V. Rowles
Mr. Rowles
Idaho Catholic Laymen Hold Annual Conference in Boise
The Idaho Catholic Laymen's Association met in St John’s hall Boise on March 26 with delegates from across the state. Officers were elected for the coming year and a luncheon was served by the Catholic Women’s League. A telegram from president Harry L Day expressed regret at his absence but pledged support.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Catholic Laymen’s Association
St. John’s Hall
St. John’s Cathedral
United States
Good Ladies
Catholic Women’s League
Harry L. Day
P. M. Davis
J. J. McCue
Treaster
ICL
B. Hussman
Renterville
Coeur d’Alene
W. W. Caswell
St. Maries
Jess Hawley
Pocatello
T. C. McCauley
Twin Falls
Lewiston
George E. Erb
Henry T. Agnew
Cottonwood
J. L. McClear
James McCarthy
Wallace
Peter E. Cavencey
Charles F. Reddock
J. J. King
Antoine Poitevin
Idaho Falls
Day
Firth to Get Electric Power and Theaters Upgrade
Blackfoot reported March 26 that Firth will soon receive electrical power from Idaho Power. The town will also gain streamlined entertainment as Paul DeMordant extends Blackfoot theatre management to the Firth show house with the same film program.
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Firth
Tribune
Blackfoot
Mar
Idaho Power Company
Ite Movie Theatre
Paul DeMordant
Firth Show House
Former State Official Joins Idaho Reclamation Department
American Falls reports that Parkhurst, formerly of the Boise estate insurance office, has opened an office in the Reclamation building and will head the state insurance department in the city. He aided injury case work for the American Falls dam and previously owned the Bingham County Daily News. He helped found Republican Press and edited under the name Farmer Bill.
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American Falls
Mar
Parkhurst
Estate Insurance Department
Boise
Reclamation
State Department of Insurance
Totah Construction Company
Adado
Aft
Bingam County
Farmer Bill
Idaho
Kansas
Waite
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