Moore denies Idaho as refuge for homeless children
Governor C C Moore returned from the National Child Welfare conference in New York denying reports that Idaho offered to shelter every homeless child in the United States. He clarified remarks about Idaho as a clearing house for homeless children and urged tighter immigration gates while praising Idaho’s handling of child welfare and work programs.
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C. C. Moore
New York
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Idaho
United States
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Wisconsin
Local Notices from Bancroft May 26 Summary
Dr G H Marshall traveled to Utah Wyoming and Idaho for work. Mrs Fred Christenson hospitalized in Logan for minor operation. A baby girl born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Adora Bryan Corbett. Madsen family enroute from Shelly to Gunnison Utah visited with brother Kr A Madsen. Leone Marshall leaves for Preston for summer employment. Helen Brown former local teacher returns home to Twin Falls. Jivrum Hogan returns from Richmond Utah. Beamer family in Pocatello for business. Florence Baurett leaves for Bridger Montana after teaching here.
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Tribune
Bancroft
G. H. Marshall
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Fred Christenson
Logan
Adora
Bryan Corbett
R. M. Madsen
Madsens
Kr. A. Madsen
Shelly
Pocatello
Florence Baurett
Bridger
Montana
Remodeling Underway at American National Bank Building
Idaho Falls Idaho May 26 Work began this morning on remodeling the American National bank building at Broadway and Shoupe avenue. An excavation is made beneath the structure and interior alterations will be made. Bowen Curly, owner, may add another story though not yet decided.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
American National Bank
Broadway
Shoupe Avenue
Bowen Curly
Graves and Stumpf Wed in Reno Nevada Announcement
Announcement cards arrived announcing the marriage of Elwood Graves and Misa Ethel Stumpf of Oakland California. The ceremony was held in Reno Nevada on May 15. Graves former Idaho Falls resident, with son Harold and daughter Violet living in Tdsho Falls.
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Tdsho Falls
Elwood Graves
Misa Ethel Stumpf
Oakland
Calif
Reno
Nevada
Graves
Idaho Falls
Harold Graves
Violet Graves
Henry Stampede and Stockmen Reunion Set for August 13 14 15 1925
Henry Idaho May 26 dates for the Henry stampede and stock men s reunion are August 13 14 and 15 1925 The event billed as southeastern Idaho s outstanding rodeo features skillful cowboys wild stock and outdoor attractions plus open air dances Each day offers sport hunting and fishing nearby the Blackfoot river locale attracts many fishermen and visitors from across the region.
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Henry
Idaho
Blackfoot
Blackfoot River
Madison Square Garden
Pendleton
Oregon
Funeral services for lad killed by wheels of wagon
Blackfoot May 26 The funeral for six year old Keith Isen son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Isen was at Riverside hall with Bishop Frank Kalverson in charge. The hall was crowded as friends from Blackfoot Riverside Rose P ingree and more gathered to mourn. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery with many flowers showing community sympathy.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Littie Kieth Isen
Melvin Isen
Riverside Hall
Frank Kalverson
Elmer Williams
L. P. Adams
Jed Taylor
Riverside
Herman Gardner
Rose
P. B. Dance
Rockford
Peter G. Johnston
John Bitton
Pingree
Lava Hot Springs social notes and visitor roundup
Lava Hot Springs notes a busy week with visitors from Pocatello Burley Oakland and Rock Springs. Local events include a teachers dinner at the Dan Dee cafe a children’s dance at Tunks Hall and a friendly baseball game versus a Pocatello team with Lava winning 12 to 6.
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Leola Jones
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Hanna Vaughn
Henry Daniels
Isedle Monson
Pocatello
Pocatello Delegation Attends Realty Board Meeting
A Pocatello delegation joined Idaho Falls realty leaders at a chamber luncheon praising Pacific Northwest growth prospects. N. A. Bonner and T. W. Zimmerman urged scenic reputation as a national draw. Attendees included J. R. Brady Harvey Holmes FE. J. Firelisted Will Ferris and others.
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Realty Board
Idaho Falls
Tribune
Pacific Northwest
United States
N. A. Bonner
T. W. Zimmerman
Parific Northwest Real Estate Association
8. I. Brady
Harvey Holmes
FE. J. Firelisted
Pocatelo Chamber of Commerce
Will Ferris
Bonner
Zimmerman
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Cc. C. Hayes
Kenneth Mackenzie
George Rupperle
Harry Morris
Veterans trained by U S Bureau show strong employment gains
Regional Manager C H Hudelson reports only 414 unemployed veterans nationwide in February 1925, down from 1312 a year earlier, reflecting public cooperation and successful civil rehabilitation of disabled soldiers. Boise records show 269 trainees through April 1925 employed, with 71 in agriculture and 12 with Idaho Power Company. Wages in Germany are advancing.
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United States
C. H. Hudelson
Bomae
Washington
D.C
Boise
Idaho Power Company
Sounds Like a Dream Bargain Pledges Cleared at Zenith Radio
A 1920s ad lists unredeemed pledges offering bargains on firearms watches jewelry and instruments. Items include a .32 Colt Pistol 9.00 a 9.50 Kodak nearly new a 25.00 Gruen wristwatch a 20.00 Winchester pump gun a 7.55 Remington typewriter and various jewelry pieces.ZENITH RADIO DEALERS E CENTER ST. Whee te Values Shout the Loudsat
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Jewel Hamilton
York & Son
Savage
Elgin
Illinois
R. R
Idaho
Remington
Zenith
E. Center ST
Joint Celebration Planned for Arco Blackfoot Road Completion
Blackfoot Idaho May 28 at a joint celebration for the Arco Blackfoot desert road completion. Activities include meeting the Arco caravan at county offices 9 30 a m then a 11 30 a m meeting in the chamber of commerce rooms. A 132 o'clock dinner at the tourist park followed by a speaking program on topics such as the old desert rail the road layout federal aid maintenance and tourist traffic with speakers from several counties and groups.
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Desert
Arco
Bingham County
Board of Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
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Kiwanis
W. T. England
Butte County
J. B. Smith
Nelson Miller
A. D. Stan
Memorial Day Service Planned by American Legion
The American Legion has arranged a Memorial Day program at City Park starting at 10:00 for two hours. If weather blocks outdoor events, services move to the tabernacle. The tribute honors soldiers who died in all wars. All ex-service men should meet at Legion Hall on May 30 at 9:00 a.m.
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Tribune
Americ Legion
City Park
la D. S& Tabernacle
American Legion
Legion Hall
Idaho Falls Car Crash Injures Mrs Schweiger and Family
In Idaho Falls on Saturday evening Mrs Dc Schweiger sustained a broken collarbone and was hospitalized after a collision on the Shleyee road. Her husband Livette and two small children suffered severe burns from the accident and were treated, with most others released shortly after.
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Idaho Falls
Dc Schweiger
Hivette
Schweiger
Shleyee
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