Weather and crop conditions in Southwest Idaho May 19 update
Weekly weather report for Idaho shows exceptionally favorable growth across regions. Crops, fruit, and pasture improve, despite damage from last December’s cold. planting and field work progress in corn, beans, beets, potatoes, and grains vary by county, with alfalfa and clover thriving.
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Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Bliss
Geeding County
Burley
Cassia County
Spencer
Clark County
Springfield
Bingham County
Jello
Bannock
Ashton
Fremont
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Suffering After Birth Describes Medicine Experience
Taleville New York woman recounts post birth illness and relief from reading Liverpool England papers while taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after childbirth. She notes rapid wellness after using the remedy during multiple pregnancies and bladder issues.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
Liverpool England
L Pinkham
Woodmen Honor Two Departing Members
The McCammon Modern Woodmen camp held a farewell meeting at city hall for Counsel BK Goodwin and Harry Edwards as they prepare to depart. Members presented gold emblem finger rings. Goodwin plans an extended coastal tour with his family. Edwards, a Smith Hughes instructor, will play summer baseball in Butte and may pursue graduate studies at Michigan University with an assistant professorship offer.
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Tribune
McCammon
Modern
Woodman
City Hall
BK. C. Goodwin
Harry Edwards
R. Goodwin
Smith-Hughes
Butte
Ot Sakeet
Mr. Edwards
Michigan University
McCammon High Holds Fashion Revue Show
McCammon May 21 The anne fashion revue at McCammon High School assembled in the afternoon with students modeling self made frocks and gowns. The display featured spring styles ranging from expensive to inexpensive, supervised by Miss Anne Morse domestic art supervisor.
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McCammon
Anne
McCammon High School
High School
Anne Morse
City to Clean Up May 22 Residents Urged to Remove Debris
Idaho Falls Mayor Louis designates Friday May 22 for a city wide cleanup. Garbage wagons will cover both business and residential areas to haul away debris as citizens cooperate with officials to improve property conditions.
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Tribune Speecial
Idaho Falls
Louis
Recluse Pat Kelly Dies in Idaho Falls at 80
Idaho Falls records the death of Pat Kelly aged 80 at a local hospital Wednesday. The city notes births at the LDS hospital including children for Hendrickson Taylor and Chet Taylor. Dr. Gordon Best of Chicago, visiting due to his father Gardner Best’s illness, is assisting in Idaho Falls.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Pat Kelly
C. KE. Barrett
Las Vegas
Mevada
Barrett
C. E. Peterson
Lincoln Viettor
Chicago
Gordan Best
Maho Falls
Gardner R. Best
St. Anthony
Spemeer Hospital
Best
Sippy
L. D. S. Hospital
B. Hendrickson
Charlies Taylor
Ammon
Chet Taylor
Glenn Hatfield
John Wineper
Winsper
Idaho
Spencer Koeen
Marriett Ineper
D. L. Blevins
Fairbury
Nebraska
John Bonham
Bonham
Patin
Tea consumption in Britain tops one million pounds daily
A record shows daily tea intake in Great Britain exceeds one million pounds, reflecting strong domestic demand for the national beverage.
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Great Britain
Pocatello Pastor Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon to Seniors
Idaho Falls May 21 The term closed in the grammar grades and Idaho Falls high school. Commencement for the Class of 1925 was held Wednesday. Rev George Sloan of Pocatello delivered the baccalaureate sermon. The Whole Towns Talking was presented by the senior class to a crowded high school gym. Director Mrs Norvilla Lale credited for much of the success.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
George Sloan
Pocatellan
Norvilla Lale
McAughey, Jr
Toash
Emma Fox
Vera Phoet
George Taylor
Raymond Marley
Thelma Dixon
Lyla Hanson
Fra Hangon
Nora McAughey
Glen Webb
Bernice Green
Marding Gibbs
Lyda Jensom
Wynona Morris
Nora B McAughey
Della Neeser Thomas Scott
Jorge Taylor
Daphne Watts
Department Business Administration Adds to University of Idaho Curriculum
Prof Dale announces new department of business administration will join the University of Idaho next year. The addition improves the university curriculum and fills a long felt want. About 230 graduates will receive diplomas May 25. G Wright spoke after a long 1000 mile agricultural tour of southeastern Idaho, giving an optimistic view of crop prospects.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
University of Idaho
Dale
State Institution
Idaho
Wright
Local visits and health notes from Lava Hot Springs
Mrs. Jean Ashby of Sage Wyoming arrives from No 17 for a few days visiting her family and sisters. Mrs. W. R. Godfrey and J. K. Ralston travel and visit in town. Hospital cases include Mrs. Daste Fagnant undergoing appendicitis surgery and Charlie Mason’s birth and other health updates. Lodging and business visits include Harford Baxter purchasing a transfer and dray business, and Dr. Rich introducing a new X ray machine at the sanatorium.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Jean Ashby
Sage
Wyoming
No. 17
John Aldous
Art Last
James Adamea
Blazer
W. R. Godfrey
Logan
Will
L. Hendricks
Pocatello
Hendricks
J. K. Ralston
Preston
A. Bell
Verna Boyce
Clifford Baira
Maiad
Aaron Potter
J. l. Decker
Salt Lake City
Judge Farrigh
S. A. Alden
Daste Fagnant
Richard Fagnaint
New Sanitarium
Cross
Ogden
Utah
Bishop
Monroe Martin
Harfard Baxter
Transfer
Kemsinner
Baxter
Lava
Heampire
Vettes
Clifford Amderetta
Charlies Mason
A. Fagnent
C A. Terhune
Burley
Maho
Terhune
Edward A. Hayes
Grace
Dane
Gordon Williame
Balt Lake
Sematarium
Rich
George Barnes
Idaho Cleans Up Potatoes
Idaho Falls reports a peak in the potato market as J C Jacobsen shipped a carload to the eastern market earning 12000 on two acres. G D Clark notes 11798 cars left Idaho this season by May ending, about four thousand fewer than last year, with remaining stock dwindling.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
J. C. Jacobsen
G. D. Clark
Washington, D. C
Aho
Joint Celebration For Blackfoot Area Highway Completion
Blackfoot chamber of commerce and Arco commercial club set a joint celebration for the completion of the grade across the Snake River desert linking Lest and Snake river valleys. Delegations from Butte and Bingham counties will meet in Blackfoot for a luncheon and a brief program at the tourist park and chamber rooms.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Meryvil
Butte County
Bingham County
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grounds
Idaho Falls Meeting Aims to Convene Fraternal Delegates
Delegates from across the valley will attend a session in Idaho Falls to discuss fraternal matters of importance to the organization. The gathering will be enhanced by Frank Knox of Emmett, grand master for Idaho.
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Iet
Idaho
T 'Eneet Valley
Frank Knex
Emmett
Bonneville County May Join Fair District
Idaho Falls May 21. T. J. Bennett former mayor of Shelley urged the chamber forum on Bonneville county joining others in forming a district fair at Blackfoot. The discussion also covered a trade excursion to central Idaho set for the latter part of May. A special committee will prepare arrangements and report next week.
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Idaho Falls
T. J. Bennett
Shelley
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bonneville County
Blackfoot
Idaho
Two Small Schools Run Inside the Tower of London
The Tower of London hosts two schools for children aged five to eight and older pupils. Students are sons and daughters of soldiers garrisoned at the Tower and the warders, providing education to families living on site.
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Tower of London
The
Tower
Blackfoot approves increased budget for 1925
Blackfoot city council approved the 1925 budget prepared by the city auditor totaling 91 761.30 dollars. The levy rises to 24 mills from 23.3 with changes tied to valuation as of 1925 and includes 8.4 mills for street rail taxes 13.20 mills for interest 2 mills for bond sinking 1.2 mills for a library fund. Provisions cover retirement for a bond issue four new street lights and appointments of J S Wright Sr as post judge Clarence Porter as truck driver and James Young as city engineer.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. S. Wright, Sr
Clarence Porter
James Young
McCammon Mulls Tourist Park Plan for Village
Village leaders discuss buying a land block to establish an auto tourist park with a $500 limit on costs. A committee will select a site, amid split village opinions on funding and the value of a sponsored tourist camp service adjacent to McCammon.
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Tribune
McCammon
Dickering
Alva Lewis
Lew
Nor Village
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