Idaho Falls First Council Meeting Installs New Members
Idaho Falls held its first fiscal year meeting as the retiring council adjourned sine die. Edward Faraning was sworn in as new member by Judge George W. Edgington. William Mulhall named council president. officers announced include C A Carlson police chief, Julius Marker city treasurer, and Isaac Daniels police judge. A spotlight proposal for the river bridge was discussed.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Edward Faraning
George W. Edgington
Ninth Judicial District
Edgington
Judge Edgington
Louis
William Mulhall
Crabtree
C. A. Carlson
Fice
Julius Marker
Paul Peterson
Charles Robinson
Wyatt Hill
Jesse H. Wilson
F.L. Methew
Isaac Daniels
J. Sorensen
C. J. Newby
Orin Jenkins
H. Schade
Bidney Whitehead
Post Publishing Company
Times-Register
C. KB. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Boise Chamber Moves to New Headquarters Opening May 20
Boise announces the Boise chamber of commerce will relocate to new headquarters on May 20 in the Yatea building. J A Harador, secretary, says rooms are compact but well arranged and ready for removal though reconstruction may not be finished by opening.
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Boise Chamber
Boise
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Yatea
J. A. Harador
Association
Bancroft High To Graduate Fourteen Students
The first Bancroft high school class will graduate 14 students on Wednesday evening May 26 in the school auditorium. President C. R. Rasler of the Idaho Technical Institute will deliver the address. Diploma recipients include Glenna Potter Eleanor Reamer Delilah Budrow La Verl White Arthur Petersen Maiden Deaton Otto Millwerd Apnevieve Childs Alonzo Childs.
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Banecroft
Mancroft High School
C. R. Rasler
Idaho Technical Institute
Bannock County
Pocatello
Addrees
Dr. Fitz
Genevieve Budrow
Clasa Will
Alonzo Childs
Wilma Gooch
Valedictory
Maiden Deaton
Addrews
C. F. Frazier
Clasa
Glenna Potter
Eleanor Reamer
Delilah Budrow
LaVerl White
Arthur Petersen
Otto Millwerd
Bancroft Tribune Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs Jesse Briggs and daughter Alice of Bountiful left Friday for Pebble to visit sister Mrs Lloyd Grace. George Alley reappointed postmaster at Bancroft after years in service. Miss Auntie Gittens, teacher, attended a shower for her upcoming marriage to George Hansen of Logan. Woodrow Paramore farewell party as family prepares to move to Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Jesse Briggs
Alice
Bountiful
Pebble
Lloyd Grace
Charles Nels
George Alley
J’ocatello
George Hansen
Logan
Virginia WacDonald
Idaho Falls Social and Business Notes May 16
Idaho Falls May 16 reports Thomas IL from Oregon Short Line travels to Kansas City for a railway association meeting. Sutton Brothers announce First Street Grocery owner a patient in Salt Lake hospital with spinal trouble. DuBaig Katerendahl guests in Idaho Falls visiting Ross relatives. Camas county politics noted. Harry Holden travels to Los Angeles for legal work. Edna Lyons to return from Berkeley for summer in Idaho Falls. John Sargeant to sail to England from New York in May for a year abroad. Siebert Rudman returns from New York City. he is with Rudman Gottberg jewelers.
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Idaho Falls
Thomas IL. Farmer
Oregon Short Line
Kansas City
Anouen Railway Association
Matt Sutton
Sutton Brothers
First Street
Salt Lake Hospital
Katerendahl
Dubaig
Idaho
Ross
Nucerendahl
Camas
Harry Holden
Los Angeles
California
Holden
Edna Lyons
Berkeley
Lyons
University of California
Sacred Heart Academy
Ogden
John Sargeant
New York
England
Siebert Rudman
New York City
Rudman
Rudman & Gottberg, Jewelers
Visitors and residents gather in Lava Hot Springs health town
E Salisbury of Ogden Utah and YT Talley of Nephi Utah visited this week for health baths. Walter Daniels from Pocatello arrives for a month of health care while ill for months. J P Wilmott returns to Chicago after two week vacation. W B Kikes of Portland registers at Hall hotel. Gray Benter and F S Derrick of Pocatello visited Thursday. Jake Mason announces birth of a boy May 14. David Burrell state welfare commissioner returns to Boise after overseeing state land and property improvements.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
E. Salisbury
Ogden
Utah
YT. H. Talley
Nephi
Walter Daniels
Vocatello
Daniels
J. P. Wilmott
Chicago
W. B. Kikes
Portland
Hall Hotel
Gray Benter
F.S. Derrick
Pocatello
Jake Mason
David Burrell
State Welfare E
Boise
Dry land corn mealad trial expands in county
The county wide dry land corn demonstration uses 1390 acres seeded from Montana. The program aims to compare yield and feed value with other crops for livestock. Data on planting time seeding rate maturity and varieties will be tabulated from the farmer work. Some corn is set aside as seed for field selection.
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Montana
Idaho's hay supply small this spring in Idaho report
Idaho's hay supply is small this spring with only 198,900 tons on Idaho firms May 1 from 2,198,000 tons produced in 1924. The early spring and rapid grass growth improved livestock condition, though alfalfa stands were winter killed and spring planting showed progress below 1924. Death rates from disease and exposure varied across species.
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Idaho
J. H. Jacobson
United States Department of Agriculture
Crowd to Greet Pocatello Realtors
Twin Falls residents may snap up the last tickets for a dinner meeting with Pocatello Realty board members touring southern Idaho. Secretary Charles F. Dwight of the Twin Falls chamber of commerce said the event at Rogerson hotel Monday aims to celebrate anticipated benefits from the American Falls project. Delegations from Jerome, Buhl, Filer, Kimberly and nearby towns hold allotments, leaving few tickets for Twin Falls citizens.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Rogerson
Pocatello Realty Board
Charles F. Dwight
Jerome
Buhl
Filer
Kimberlyeygay
Dwight
Chamber of Commerce
Royal reception for Utah party at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls May 16 The friendship special of Baltic Lake businessmen was welcomed by the chamber of commerce and a reception committee. 476 diners heard speeches and music from a Utah University eight piece orchestra at a Methodist church dinner. The visit ended with a dance at the Elks club before the train left for the upper valley.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Friendship
Balt Lake
Chamber of Commerce Club
Utah University
Elks Club
Utah
E¢He Upper Valley
Kiwanis Club Admits Four New Members in Blackfoot
Blackfoot Kiwanis Club hosted a May dinner meeting with guests including Dr. A. H. Upham University of Idaho president H. R. Wallin and others. Four new members were admitted Hegsted Dr D Wesley Smith M L Tillery and John Folk. Mrs V C White and Mrs Roy DeKsy entertained with vocal selections and Mrs Rex Dunlap played the piano.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Kiwanis Club
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
H. R. Wallin
K. L. Scott
H. H. Mettinger
W. A. Barrer
Edward Creen
Brig. Horrocks
Hegsted
D. Wesley Smith
M. L. Tillery
John Folk
V. C. White
Roy DeKsy
Rex Dunlap
G. A. R. Encampment Opens in Twin Falls June 10
Thirty-eighth annual Idaho department Grand Army of the Republic encampment begins three days of events in Twin Falls starting Wednesday evening June 10. Public reception planned with joint installation of new officers for G A R Ladies and Women’s Relief Corps Friday evening June 12.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Dertment
Grand Army of the Republc
C. L. Longley
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Ladies of the
Women's Relief Corps
Malad High School Confers Largest Graduation Yet
Malad Idaho May 16 The Malad high school will graduate sixty five students this year, larger than any previous class. The exercises will be at the Stake Tabernacle on Tuesday evening May 19 with President Upham of the University of Idaho as speaker.
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Malad
Stake Tabernacle
Upham
University of Idaho
Bonneville Post Plans July Fourth Celebration
Bonneville Post American Legion announces a grand July 4 celebration in Idaho Falls with a dramatic World War I night attack fireworks display at Meno park. The show portrays No Man’s Land with troops, shells, and machine gun fire as three regimental bands join the staging. A bathing beauty contest, parade, and entertainment by Legion volunteers accompany the display. Fort Douglas troops and Idaho National Guard support, with invites to Governor Moore and Senator Smoot.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Snake River Valley
Bonneville Post
Amerian Legion
Pala Mercantire Works Company
Saulis
Meno Park
Vaucatello
St. Anthony
Reno Park
Idaho
Rollin Williams
Fort Douglas
Idaho National Guard
Moore
United States
Smoot
Utah
New Mayor in Malad
Malad May 16 Geo L Anderson chosen mayor by city council at last Thursday's meeting He succeeds John W Anderson who served the past term Adjourned meeting Monday night named Water and light A W Anderson and T F Budge Sanitation E E Richards and J W Williams Finance T F Budge and J W Anderson John J Evans re appointed clerk H W Thomas Jr treasurer and T E Ray attorney
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Geo. L. Anderson
Anderson
John W. Anderson
A. W. Anderson
T. F. Budge
E. E. Richards
Man Charged With Selling Moonshine In Blackfoot
Blackfoot on May 16 Patrolman Clark detained a boy with moonshine after a dance event. The youth named Clarence Bradley as the seller. Bradley was arrested on the reservation and held in $500 bail after arraignment before Probate Judge Good.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Clark
Molden
Grover Clark
Clarence Bradley
Good
Orphan Endowment Drive at Nampa and Canyon County
Canyon county and Nampa residents responded promptly to the American Legion one day war orphan endowment drive. Ray Mitchell reported Caldwell over its $500 county quota, Nampa about $900 toward a $70 goal, and the county total near $1500.
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Nampa
Canyon County
American Legion
T. J. Mahoney
Ray Mitchell
Parma Drive
Caldwell
Tragic death shocks Idaho Falls family
Funeral services for John L. Hansen of Osgood will be held Sunday at noon at the Gray brothers' ranch two miles east of Idaho Falls. Hansen died Thursday evening when a team ran away, throwing him from a hay wagon and striking a gate post. He leaves a wife and nine children in destitute circumstances.
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Idaho
Advisory Board Meeting in Twin Falls May 16
Judge J B Bothwell and FE B Johnson returned Friday from American Falls where they attended a district directorate and American Falls advisory meeting. The read applications sought inclusion of portions of Springfield Aberdeen for American Falls district. The area had been in the original plan but was withdrawn before organization. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Twin Falls
J. B. Bothwell
FE. B. Johnson
American Falls
District Directorate
Springfield Aberdeen
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