Idaho Falls Emerges From Civic Slough Of Despond
Idaho Falls shakes off a period of stagnation as local realty gains surge. A six month push by the Idaho Falls Realty Board yields nearly a million dollars in land sales with strong local participation. The drive promotes land ownership as a path to permanent independence and renewed prosperity in the Snake River valley.
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Idaho Falls
Despond
Idaho
California
Idaho Falls Realty Board
Arthur Brisbane
Snake River Valley
Benjamin Franklin
Reception honors Mrs Lillian Hubbell of St Paul in Blackfoot
About 150 guests attended a reception at Odd Fellows hall in Blackfoot to honor Mrs Lillian Farnsworth Hubbell of St Paul, mother of Miss Nellie Hubbell. The event featured piano solos, a vocal, a dance, and a reading of an arrangement of Hiawatha with original Indian melodies.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
John Bert DeHart
Lee Curtis Collins
Karl Harrison Weaver
John Martin Hartog
Odd Fellows Hall
Lillian Farnsworth Hubbell
St. Paul
Nelie Hubbell
Blackfoot High School
Harriet Seeger
Loraien Seeger
J. M. Hartong
Hubbell
Boston School of Oratory
Lucile de Hart
Loraine Seeger
Mesdames Cowen
Polk
Mackey
Thoreson
Dustin
Willamuth
Jacobey
Sarles
Adair
Early
Sanders
Varley
Fred Seeger
Robert Watson
Pocatello
Charles Dawson
Fargo
N. D
Irer
Leo Hood
Charles Kennedy
Robert Reynolds
Horace Whittelsey
W. A. Scott
Idaho Falls
Mubbeil
Hat Design Lesson For T. S. 8 Club In Tyhee
Tyhee March 28 The T. S. 8 club gathered at Mrs. E. R. Howell to learn hat designing with Miss Anthens from the University extension division as instructor. Refreshments were served. A. Dunn named Sunday school superintendent of the L D S church to fill Rufus Babcock’s vacancy. Members then hosted the cast of Fisherman’s Luck at the church with refreshments, program and a dance. A misfit dance followed Friday night in curious costumes with orchestra and ice cream.
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Tribune
Tyhee
E. R. Howell
Anthens
University Extension Division
A. Dun’n
Rufus Babcock
Bad Check Artist Was a Little Slow
A stranger in Malad on Wednesday evening bought goods at Jones & Top, Overland Lumber, and Er Mather yards with checks larger than the amounts, asking for change. A victim notified the bank, the check proved worthless, and Sheriff Tovey jailed the man who used Olson and Fillmore as fake names. a hearing was set for this afternoon.
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Jones & Toponee
Overland Lumber Company
Mather
National Bank
Tovey
Olson
Fillmore
Alexander to Build Three New Stores in Idaho Towns
Former Governor M. Alexander announced plans to erect three new Alexander clothing stores in Caldwell Weiser and Nyen. The project aims to expand the chain stretching to Baker City Oregon. Alexander and son-in-law Will Simons toured the towns during the inspection visit. Construction is already started in Weiser.
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Caldwell
Mar
M. Alexander
Baker City
Ore
Weiser
Nyen
Wag
Boise
Alexander
Will Simons
Nardateteere
Bingham County Scouts Hold Live Court Of Honor
Twenty seven boys appeared before the second court of honor in Judge Adair's courtroom in Blackfoot on March 27 under the Bingham county executive council. Scoutmasters and examiners reviewed merit badges and ranks with awards and announcements about future mail delivery of certificates.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Adairt
Bingham County Executive Council
Adair
Singing of America
J. J. Fleming
Blevins
Wallis
Rex Dunlap
Beck
Fleming
Clifford Robertson
Clair Whittle
Norman Beck
Isogene Harwood
Daryl Thomas
Harold Krantz
John Rider
Leo Smith
Vernon Taylor
Albert FE. Dixon
Ronald Bitton
Westley Gardner
Myron Bitton
Donald Bitton
Clvics
Vernal Ritton
Lawrence Carver
Owen Taylor
Albert E. Dixon
D. Wesley Smith
Arthur Snyder
Randall Wallis
Walter Berryman
John D. Davis
Edwain DeKay
John Hale
Boyd Faulkner
W. M. Tomlinson
Jack Flaherty
Joseph Peters
Dickinson
Scoutmaster’s Association
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Murdered Man Had Some Money Revealed in Estate Probe
The estate of Fred Kobylink, murdered near Craters of the Moon last June, is handled by County Treasurer Mrs. Josephine McCowan. A sold car from the case will fund the estate. The decedent left loans totaling 1 500 and a Canada bank account of 400 remains intact. Relatives live in Poland and the Polish consul has been informed. Latham confessed and received 20 years to life, now in Boise State Penitentiary.
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Fred Wobyiink
Craters of the Moon
Josephine McCowan
Area Advertiser
Latham
Kobylink
United States
Canada
Portland
Ore
Kobyliuk
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Edmonton
Alberta
Walkers Brothers Bank
Salt Lake City
Poland
Pytranki
Kuliaz
Mooapolea
Arley Latham
Arca
Eliuk
Park City
Utah
Carey
Idaho
Arco
Blink
Sheriff's Office
Boise
Convivial Burglar Admits Inexperience in Idaho Falls
A novice burglar broke into the G. G. Wright home on Ridge avenue at 3 am. He was surprised while rifling a dressing table in Mrs. Wright’s bed chamber. Mrs. Wright woke him and he asked what the row was about before asking for the kitchen and slipping out the window with the maid guiding his exit.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Mar
G. G. Wright
Ridge Avenue
Downey Road Reopens After Snow and Ice Clearing
Malad March 28. County Commissioner John J Evans and local businessmen opened Downey Road over the hill by removing snow and ice. The task proved difficult due to ice but workers remained until the road was passable for auto travel. Local men had urged proper planning to avoid repeated efforts.
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Tribune
Mar
County
O"sioner
John J. Evans
Roek
Chas. Hibbard
Lava Hot Springs Visitor Notes Health Baths and Guests
Local visitors gather around Lava Hot Springs for rest and health baths. Notables include Joe Henry Byington and son Henry arriving from Raft river, plus many guests and business visitors from Salt Lake City Pocatello and San Francisco. Dick and Ted Cotner open a lunch spot named Dick's and Ted's place.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Joe Henry Byington
Henry Byington
Raft River
Will
Dick Cotner
Ted Lewis
Mr. Cotner
Dick's
Ted's
A. M. Boyce
Pocatello
J. S. Boshart
Vern Hart
Albion
Lee Byington
Hart
la Grande
Ore
Mr. Beaver
Burley
Manely
Downey
H.R. Rudy
Salt Lake City
Rudy
Strewell-Paterson Hardware Co
Jack Moskowitz
San Francisco
R. H. Smith
Marguerite Ash
Pocatello Tech
J. W. Ash
Herman Falkenberg
Montpelier
Keith Madill
B. Cc. Madill
Terriel Hall
A. W. Hall
BE. H. Schilling
Fitzpatrick
Beth Daniels
Henry Daniels
E. H Schilling
Alice Shurtieff
Mrs. Mandel
Preston
Mr. Mandel
Legion Auxiliary Formed at Downey Portneuf Post
Downey March 28 The American Legion Auxiliary unit of Portneuf Post No 21 Idaho has arrived and will stay. A meeting was held March 23 at the Oxford hotel Legion club room with ten members present. An application for a charter was sent with 16 names. Officers will be elected April 3 and a membership committee will recruit eligible members.
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Downey
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Portneuf
Department of Idaho
Legion Club
Oxford Hotel
Canae
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