Head Hunters in Borneo Seen Under New Government Aid
A National Geographic bulletin reports that native Dyaks receive support from medicine men to curb head hunting as British and Dutch rule promote farming. Dyaks live in long houses and display ritual head racks near central fireplaces. Borneo spans about 290,000 square miles with diverse governance and a multiracial population.
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Borneo
East Indies
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Torneo
New Guinea
Polar
Texas
West Virginia
Netherlands
Gerat
Brooks
World
Islands
Armstrongs Return From Eastern Trip Visiting Richmond Relatives
Howard L Armstrong and his brother and their families traveled from Richmond to Washington New York Niagara Falls and Idaho before driving home. They left Richmond April 9 and arrived Salt Lake City April 24 with Amos Powers and companions visiting before returning east.
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Howard L. Armstrong
David Ar
William T
Dudley P. Armstrong
Robin Thahn
Richmond
Messrs. Armstrong
Washington, D. C
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Idaho Oy
Ewell
Amos
Maurice Powers
Mr. Goodman
Herbert Goodman
McCammon
Salt Lake City
Man Held For Investigation After Voices Claim
Police keep the man in custody at the tourist camp ground seeking facts about W. J. Van Beck. He claims to be the first victim of a new science and says radio messages are heard without a receiving set. He has $575 cash, $2.93 in silver, and a $1 345.56 draft from Tacoma to Hanover National Bank. He says he has not worked in five years and recent funds trace to his Holland father. He will be held pending further inquiry.
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W. J. van Beck
Ife
van Beck
National Bank of Tacoma
Washington
Hanover National Bank
New York
J. L. Balderston
California
Seattle
Los Angeles
Holland
Citizens Pleased With Visit at Franklin School
More than two hundred Pocatello residents attended the first evening session at Franklin junior high where parents learned how a modern school operates. The event featured a choir, regular classes, and a wrap up by the Key Club outlining school spirit and morale projects.
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Pocatello
Franklin Junior High
Franklin
Irving
Railroad Rumbles Through Pocatello and Nampa
Six race horses from Los Angeles headed to Calgary passed through Pocatello on a special train with six cars and a caboose. Local railway workers and families noted travel to Salt Lake City, Payette, Cornish, and other points, with promotions at the shops and a pension gift for veteran Charles Smith. In Nampa, intercity baseball was played between Union Pacific employee teams, drawing a large crowd, followed by a workers’ dance at Yorgason’s hall.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Pocatello
Edward Jenning
Jennings
Twin Falls
Afton
Wilson
Irench Ford
Oakley
Idaho
Neil R. Fitch
Fitch
Payette
J. W. Kirkham
Isabel
Salt Lake City
Kirkham
A. P. Demopoulous
Cornish
Utah
Harry Lt. Ross
Ross
Arimo
M. Openshaw
East Lake City
James Lee
R. L. Thompson
Seattle
Puget Sound Pointe
Thompson
Lamar Perkins
Montpelier
Paul DeVrient
DeVrient
Blackfoot
Margaret O’brien
Kelker
Union Pacific
O’brien
W. G. Comstock
Safr
General Hospital
Ross Phillips
Charles Smith
Smith
North Main Street
Nampa
Union Pacific Athletic Employes Association
Nampa Railroad
Glenns Ferry
Yorgason
Butterfields Return to Cheyenne After Chicago Move
Mrs. 8 K Butterfield leaves Saturday for Cheyenne to join her husband who is returning from Chicago by auto. The couple recently moved from Chicago to this city. Mr Butterfield, formerly an Armour and Company architect, has started his own business here.
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K. Butterfield
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chicago
Butterfield
Armour and Company
Masonic Building Board Sets Regular Monthly Meeting
The board of directors will hold a regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the secretary's office in a sonic building. Several sealers of considerable importance are scheduled to appear before the board.
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Masonic Board
The
Masonic Building Corporation
Sonic
Pocatello Chamber Sets May 6 Trip To Logan Utah
Road committee president William Bohlscheid names J Robb Brady C D Amphlett and O P Barber to represent Pocatello at a May 6 meeting in Logan Utah. The session concerns a Blecher cut road project that would remove about 45 miles of highway between Pocatello and southern Yellowstone Park and Ashton chamber of commerce backs the plan.
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William Bohlscheid
the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Logan
Utah
Blecher
Out
Ashton
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Ashton Chamber of Commerce
J. Robb Brady
C. D. Amphlett
O. P. Barber
Army Party Master Jimmy Crawford Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Jimmy Crawford entertained twelve young friends Saturday for his sixth birthday at Merridell park. Mrs. George B. Crawford drove the group to the park and hosted them at home afterward with refreshments and a pink and white birthday cake. Guests included Julia Barnum Anita Tolmie Cronin Audeneok Emruerte ork David Stone Kenneth Bagley Dickey Frazier Harold Frazier Billy Boling and Billy Niles.
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Jimmy Crawford
Merridell Park
George B. Crawford
Julia Barnum
Anita Tolmie
Cronin
Audeonek
Emruerte Ork
The
Asters
David Stone
Kenneth Bagley
Dickey Frazier
Harold Frazier
Billy Boling
Billy Niles
Pocatello Visits By Local Officials And Residents
Charles McDonald Bancroft druggist and Bannock county state representative was a business visitor in Pocatello today. Stewart B. Rough superintendent of schools at Paul was a visitor in Pocatello Saturday. Mrs M A Mullin returned Tuesday morning from an extended visit in southern California.
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Charles McDonald
Bancroft
Bannock County
Pocatello
Stewart B. Rough
Paul
M. A. Mullin
California
Ladies circle Food sale and fancy article sale event
The Ladies circle of the church announces a 64 food sale and sale of fancy articles at the Idaho Power company office on Saturday May 9.
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Idaho Power Company
Silk stockings vary by color in spring shades
A fashion note observes silk stockings differ mainly in color as spring shades like gray, jack, rabbit, and cameo appear. Some stockings are clocked but all are watched for hue nuances.
Studebaker Standay Six Brings Distinctive New Brougham to Market
The Studebaker Standay Six four door Brougham debuts with low profile, full metal body, wide seats, and leather trim. Features include steering wheel controls, waterproof ignition, umbrella lighting, ball-type accelerator, and oval glass instruments. Pittsburgh steel contracts rise while scrap prices fall.
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Studebaker
Millais
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