Idaho Cowboys And Girls Invited To Chicago Roundup
Idaho cowboys and cowgirls are urged to enter the Chicago Roundup in Grant Park August 15 to 25. The event offers thirty thousand dollars in cash purses plus world titles and trophies. Entries are open to competitors from Wyoming Oregon Canada Mexico Argentina and Australia with major prizes across bronc riding steer wrestling calf roping and more.
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Namypa
Iere
Idaho
Chicago
Grant Park
Chicago Association of Commerce
America
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Wyoming
Oregon
Canada
Mexico
Argentine
Australia
Pocatello Mayors Lead Southern Idaho Real Estate Tour
Pocatello Mayor Ben Ross and Ben Gillis will speak in Twin Falls as part of the Pocatello Real Estate board’s third annual southern Idaho tour. The group plans a banquet with about 150 local citizens to discuss the American Falls project and Idaho benefits, with city officials and chamber staff coordinating talks across stops in Rupert Burley Jerome and American Falls.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Ben Ross
Pocatello
Eid
Ben Gillis
Pocatello Real Estate Board
American Falls
HK. J. Fieldsted
Pocatell Chamber of Commerce
W. Thomett
Bannock County
Rouhl
W. R. Perris
John Brady
Jerome
W. H. Snyder
George Waxenseller
Twin Palla
C. Ben Rosa
Burley
W. P. Whitaker
Myron Porges
Rupert
J. Stobl Brady
C. Ben Rosas
American
Falla
Peeners
Harvey Olmes
Theo. Gathe
Juniors Amuse Seniors With Burlesque Skit
Commencement exercises for the eighth grade class will be held in the high school auditorium on Friday evening May 15 at 8 oclock. There are 74 eighth grade graduates and 39 ninth B grade pupils to be promoted. The last junior high chapel featured a burlesque titled Statistics of the Class of 25 with clever stunts and a spirit of comradeship.
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Blackfoot
Turkeys in Demand Says Wendell Man
Wendell Bicknell of Sand Springs farm plans to market 14 000 turkeys this season amid rising demand. He will use incubators and brooders to raise the poults and protect them from predators. Bicknell produced and sold 3000 turkeys last season and aims to triple capacity this year.
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Twin Falls
B. F. Gicknell
Sand Springs
Wendell
Local residents depart for California and summer visits end
McCammon May 13 Mrs Grant Lowry and children left Friday for Huntington Park California after visiting with Mr and Mrs William Lowry They were joined by Mrs Ellis Lowry and daughter who plan to move there Miss Helen Price and Miss Mary Thornley returned home after teaching at Grace for the summer Mrs Vernon Smith and children of La Grande Oregon visited local relatives Mrs Smith was formerly Miss Luella Marey Mrs William Danks and her young son are visiting Georgetown relatives for several days
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McCammon
Grant Lowry
Wm. Lowry
Huntington Park
California
Ellis Lowry
Helen Price
Mary Thornley
Grace
Vernon Smith
la Grande
Oregon
Smith
Luella Marey
Wm. Danks
Georgetown
Married on coast in Portland union
Judge J. H. Anderson and wife announce their son J. M. Anderson wed Miss Nina Johnson in Portland on May 2 Pioneering couple plan to settle there after the ceremony noting the recent marriage from Portland Oregon city news
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Tribune i Blackfoot
J. H. Anderson
J. M. Anderson
Portland
Oregon
Nina Johnson
Port
Tokio Rises to Fifth Largest City in World
The city of Tokio becomes the fifth largest globally, marking a notable shift in international urban rankings. Analysts note the growth reflects rising population density and expanding metropolitan infrastructure, with implications for trade, housing, and regional prominence.
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Tokio
Moore Confers With Jardine and Plans Busy Travel
Governor Moore returns from Washington and meets with Secretary of Agriculture Jardine to discuss establishing a federal experiment station in southeastern beet country to fight the white fly. He then attends the International Child Welfare conference in New York and covers multiple commencements and events across Idaho through late June.
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Tribune
Boise
Moore
Washington
William Jardin
Department of Agriculture
New York City
Commodore Hotel
Governor Moore
Albion
Winnisfred Keithley
American Legion
Burley
Moscow
University of Idaho
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Resources
Oro Fine
Lewiston State Normal
Nutrition Series In McCammon Planned For Benefit
Miss Mildred Anthes home demonstration agent for Bannock county and Miss Marion Hepworth state leader outlined the second year of a nutrition series at the McCammon amusement hall. The sessions will start in early June under the McCammon Relief society with twelve lessons through the summer building on last year’s program. Present were Mrs. J. H. Davis Mrs. R. L. Dixon Mrs. Franklin Wells and Mrs. Paul Nash.
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McCammon
Mildred Anthes
Bannock County
University Extension
Marion Hepworth
Boise
Miss Hepworth
McCammon Relief Society
Anthes
J. H. Davis
R. L. Dixon
Franklin Wells
Paul Nash
Quarterly Conference at Arimo Portneuf stake LDS church
The Portneuf stake of the L D S church holds its quarterly conference in Arimo on May 16 and 17 starting with a stake priest hood and union meeting at 10 a m Saturday. Prominent speakers from Salt Lake City expected. Public invited.
Idaho Veterinary Board Delays Licenses Vote
Boise May 13 AP Members of the state veterinary examining board considered six license applications Tuesday and made no decision. The meeting was continued to today as of 5 PM.
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Boise
State Veterinary Examiining Board
Railroads Facing Colorado Complaint At I C C Hearing
Attorneys for more than a dozen central western railroads appeared in Denver Colorado to contest a Colorado complaint filed last November with the Interstate Commerce Commission charging discriminatory rates against Colorado potato growers and shippers. The hearing opened May 12 before examiner Eugene L. Gaddeass.
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Denver
Colo
Central Western Railroads
Washington avoids formal congratulatory message for Hindenburg inauguration
Washington officials say no occasion will arise to send a formal message of congratulation or recognition to Germany on President Von Hindenburg's inauguration.
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Washington
von Hindenburg
Germany
United States
Families in London Smaller Than 1911 Census
Official statistics show London families have shrunk since 1911. The report notes changes in household size and structure across the city.
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London
Canada
Blackfoot Plans Entertainment for Salt Lake Visitors
Blackfoot chamber of commerce held its regular meeting to discuss plans for entertaining the Salt Lake contingent for the September district fair. A merchants canvass shows near unanimous support to close stores on Memorial Day to observe the holiday.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Willebrandt Awarded Medal For Prison Work In 1924
Mrs Ma bel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general of the United States received a medal from the national committee on prisons and prison labor for outstanding service in prison work during 1924. The event also honored Burdette G Lewis commissioner of institutions and agencies in New Jersey Maj Leroy Hodges committee chair on allocation of prison industries and the Texas state medical association.
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New York
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
National Committee On Prisons and
Burdette G. Lewis
New Jersey
Maj
Leroy Hodges
National Committee On Prisons
Texas State Medical Association
Essen Fashion Show Turns into Evening of Dining and Dance
In Essen on May 13, the municipal auditorium hosted a fashion show with five raised platforms and tables for guests. Models displayed outfits under bright lights as diners sampled affordable meals, then joined in a two hour dance while mannequins mingled in their dresses.
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Essen
Germany
Ruhr Valley
Evsen
Soviet Russia Takes Crux in Traffic Controls Pact Debate
Geneva May 12 AP reports Poland proposed an amendment to a traffic controls convention. The measure would keep border states from being bound by the agreement unless the Soviet government also commits.
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Geneva
Russia
International Conference
Poland
Sugar Report Details Drought and Pests Hit Utah Beet Crop
Ogden Utah May 13 AP A report by H H Rolapp president of Amalgamated Sugar Co to stockholders details drought web worms leaf hopper pests and reduced beet acreage. The company harvested 32500 of contracted 50000 acres at under seven tons per acre. Two factories closed last year and 645619 bags of sugar produced about 44 percent of 1923 output. The company paid 680 per ton to beets growers this year and expects additional payments later. net income for the year was 194942.63.
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Ogden
Utah
Farmers and Sugar Company
H. H. Resapp
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Idaho
Rolapp
Iast
Amalgamated
Oneida
Vice Consul Hansen Dies in Salt Lake City
John M. Hansen aged 67 a Salt Lake City resident since 1888 and Utah vice consul since 1916 died today at a local hospital. Born in Moss Norway September 25 1858 he led Wasatch Lodge No 1 F and A Masons and served with the Salt Lake police department as custodian of the public safety building for years.
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Salt Lake City
John M. Hansen
Salt Lake
Utah
Mr. Hansen
Moss
Norway
Wasatch Lodge No 1
Public Safety
Tanlac Promises Rapid Health Boost and Weight Gain
Tanlac claims to add 20 pounds and revitalize the body as a tonic and builder. It touts roots and herbs to improve blood, digestion, and overall health, urging readers to visit their druggist and try Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
Germans Aid Riffians Reported In Morocco Clash
A Tangier dispatch to Havas says a German submarine landed explosives telephonic gear and food for Abd el Krim on the Rif coast. Reportedly several Germans in Riffian dress have been seen among Rift forces.
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Tangier
Havas
Riff
Abd-El-Krim
Morocco
Radio Program Listings Across Cities for May 15
Radio stations in Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Hollywood San Francisco Denver State College Pullman Spokane Minneapolis and Milwaukee present schedules. Highlights include organ concerts detective stories college orchestra dancers and pianist performances with detailed times from early evening to late night. Programs feature entertainment music and variety across KHJ KNX KFI KFWB KPO KOA KOA KOA WCCO AF WEMC WHAD and others.
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KHJ
Los Angeles
EJR
Seattle
ELX
Oakland
H Entertainment
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
KOA
Denver
Sandman
Community Church
KOB
State College
N. M
KFAE
Pullman
KFI
Jurf
KFWB
EGW
Portland
U. S. Infantry
KFAB
Lincoln
de Molay
WCCO
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WEMC
WHAD
Milwaukee
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Tanlac
Otto Segria
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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Colorado
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New Mexico
Oute’ Home
South Dakota
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