Derby Legend Matt Winn Shapes Kentucky Derby History
The piece profiles Matthew Winn known as Matt, "father of the mutuels," who transformed Kentucky racing. From guiding reforms in 1890 to steering the Derby toward its status as a national spectacle, Winn's leadership turns fifty one years of Derby lore into a living tradition. He witnessed the sport's evolution from mule-drawn shuttles to a modern grandstand empire. He remains central as the Derby grows as an American institution.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Downs
Aristides
Lexington
Mile Oval
Matthew Winn
Matt
Sation FA
Duestmana Mba
Kentucky
Matt” Winn
Matt Winn
America
American Turf Association
Lands Open For Entry In Twin Falls Township
In Twin Falls county township 46 range 15 except legal subdivisions near Salmon river will be opened for entry. Plot of survey to be filed June 15 at Blackfoot land office. WWI veterans and others with preference rights may file entries for 91 days from June 15 to September 14. Reserved areas were withdrawn in February 1910 by the secretary of the interior under temporary power.
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Twin Falls
Salmon River
Twin Falls County
County Recorder’s Office
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho Falls Fireman James Nyegard Drops Dead in Garden
James Nyegard of Idaho Falls a 49 year old firefighter collapses and dies at 11 20 Saturday morning while gardening behind his home on South Ridge avenue. He had lived in Idaho Falls over 25 years and is survived by his wife one son and a daughter.
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Idaho Falls
James Nyegard
South Ridge Avenue
Nyegard
Bonneville County
May bride wears gren wedding gown in London ceremony
In London on May 13, Miss Alice O'Brien of Dayton Ohio married Captain Leonard Walkley. The bride wore a green wedding gown and carried peacock feathers while being attended by 12 bridesmaids. The piece notes May as a potentially unlucky month for marriages and reflects on English matrimonial customs.
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Aileen Lamont
The
Pocatello Tribune
Covyright
New York
Alice O’brien
Dayton
Ohio
London
Leonard Walkley
Evolution of the Suit: Women Adopt Dark Coat and Gray Trousers
A description of women embracing a masculine style with a black coat and gray trousers. In Central Park at ten o'clock, many wear tailored suits featuring a short dark jacket and plain gray shirt, with heavy walking shoes, dark stockings, a robed brim pull-on felt hat, and a shirt blouse with a bow tie completing the look.
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Central Park
Bankoks Take the Spotlight in Fashion Headgear
A quirky trend centers on bankoks, straw braided hats with flat crowns and medium down turned brims. They feature contrasting felt bands and a harmonizing hue. The style suits only oval faces.
V Shaped Powder Puff Catches On In Handbags
A new V shaped powder puff is featured in the latest smart handbags and toilet cases. The design lets a wearer apply powder precisely to the nose and beneath the eyes without scattering powder across the face.
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Hadsons Teadership
New York Stocks Firms Lead Market Advance
Public utilities and stocks push higher as bonds top gains and speculation on mergers wanes. Foreign exchange steady with sterling firm and francs recovering. Cotton and coffee show strength while sugar remains featureless. Liverpool cables and sugar noted, better spot demand implied. Chicago wheat rises on cold weather, forecast frost, corn firm, hogs higher with cautious packers buying.
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New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Classified Hides and Wool Prices from Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Daily from Idaho Hide & Fur Co Pocatello Idaho listing hides salted green and dry by weight with 7 to 13 percent terms plus horse hides priced 2 to 3 dollars and sheep pelts wool prices for fine and coarse grades.
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Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Lambs in Los Angeles
Cattle receipts moderate with mixed declines, steers around 8.75 to 9.00 per cwt for 1207 lb grassers, fat cows near 7.00, veal 10.00 to 12.00, hogs fluctuating with week’s top 14.40 and close near 13.10, bulk 160 to 196 lb butchers 13.00 to 13.10, sheep offerings around 2,000 weekly with spring lambs 11.00 to 12.60 for various weights.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
Cross Word Puzzle Word List And Agricultural Appointment
Crossword puzzle lines list horizontal clues and a long garbled set of entries with many errors. The news item reports Boise Idaho on May 16 announcing R L Spangler as administrative assistant and liaison between the state department of agriculture and cooperating organizations.
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Boise
R. L. Spangler
State Department of Agriculture
W. B. Kjosness
Spangler
Fuiay
Kjosness
What This Day Means to You Taurus
The reading advises Taurus individuals to beware impulsive speech and rash actions today while foreseeing a benevolent encounter in the evening. It notes a potential birthday child’s challenging early life but emphasizes firm discipline and stability. Historical figures born on this date are listed alongside a notice of a Smith Candy Co stockholders meeting in Pocatello Idaho.
Furnished 2-Room Apartment for Rent at 640 N Main
Classified notice for a two room furnished modern apartment with screened porch and garage available for rent at 640 North Main. Includes basic description and contact.
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N. Main
City of Pocatello Seeks Bids for Garbage Hauling
City of Pocatello calls for sealed bids from interested contractors for garbage ashes and rubbish hauling in the city for a term starting June 1 1925 and ending the first Tuesday in May 1927. Bids due May 22 1925 at 5 p m with opening at 8 p m in the Council Chambers. Bond required. contract details at the Sanitary Inspector's office. Mayor C Ben Ross attests City Clerk Laura S Gough dm 12 to 22 inc.
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Pocatelo
Bond
C. Ben Ross
Notice of Sale of Irrigation District Bonds Sunnydell Idaho
Notice is given that on April 7 1925 the Sunnydell Irrigation District board in Madison County Idaho approved sale of bonds totaling 30000 to fund the American Falls reservoir project. Sealed bids due by June 2 1975 at 2 PM Archer office. board may reject any bid. Albert Terry secretary.
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Smith Candy Co
Smith Candy Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Swaonydell Irrigation District
Madison County
American Falls
Snake River
American Walls
Jackson Lake
Archer
Board of Directors
Albert Terry
Sunnydell Irrigation District
Thornton
RPF
Two Bodies Recovered After U S and Norman Capsize
Memphis reports two more victims recovered from the Mississippi river eight days after the U S and Norman disaster at Coahoma Landing. The bodies of Mrs Lydia Hidinger, 78, of Memphis, and Charles F Shearer, consulting engineer, Memphis, were removed several miles below the scene. Sixteen persons remain missing.
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Memphis
U. S
Bargain Pledges Offer Vintage Goods at Low Prices
A shopper’s column lists unredeemed pledges offering bargains on pistols, watches, jewelry, firearms, musical instruments, typewriters, radios, a cornet, and more. Notable items include a .32 Colt pistol for $9, a 12 gauge Winchester for $20, a 21 jewel Illinois watch for $22.50, and a white gold diamond ring for $75. Also advertised are Bols and Remington typewriters and a Zenith radio deal.
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Eastman Kodak
Jewel Hamilton
York & Son
Idaho
Remigton
Zenith Radio
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