Blackfoot Club Hostess to Annual State Convention
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Blackfoot for the annual state convention with combined district sessions from October 19 to 15. Delegates report to Mrs. B W Hopkins, housing chairperson, for housing details. events include Mount Sherman Day, executive council meetings, various programs at venues in Blackfoot and Boise, and a full schedule of assemblies, readings, and recognitions led by Mrs. D H Biethan and other club officers.
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Blackfoot Club
Tribune
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Club of Foot
District Federation
B. W. Hopkins
South Stout Street
D. H. Brethan
Blackfoot
Mount Sherman
Commercial Club
Orpheum Theatre
First Americans
First Baptist Church Assembly
America the Beautiful
Edward Bell
Boise
Mary Sherman
General Federation ‘of Women’s Clubs
Arline Chorus
Pocatello
W. R. Ferris
of Idaho
Irene Welch Grisso
Mire DH Biethan
Caneee
F. Hansbrough
W. McRoberts
Watt Viercy
M. BE. Jackson
H. Bilethan
B. Bell
Mira
A. H. Upham
Moscow
Jed
H. W. Chuckek
Win Falls
Nampa Press
J. N. Noyer
Blackfoot ‘Historicana
Standrod
Tiowhatin
First District
W. Wilson
T. B. Brush
Richfield Girard
Eiaie O
KE. F. Hetchner
Sandpoint Avcoments
Isgy
Er Lucowment Fund
General Federatiew
Geneva
Federation
Miemnlal
Asc
Eneoeel
D. H. Bietban
E. Beil
R. B. Stringfellow
Boise Model Club Institute
W. B. Lyman
Boise Assembly
E. Bell
Licenses Issued In Recorders Office
Marriage licenses issued in the recorders office Friday and Saturday list Margaret Mulinelli of Pocatello M M Neal of Ogden Mary O Luis and Tiebert Hedelius both of Hexburg Marshall and Jesse Weeks of Irwin Minnie Heylund of Rigby and Bradshaw of Shelley Minnie Pyatt of Kirie and Albert Montgomery of Menan
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Idaho Falls
Recorders Office
Margaret Mulinelli
Pocatello
M. M Neal
Ogden
Mary O. Luis
Tiebert Hedelius
Hexburg
Pai Marshall
Jesse Weeks
Irwin
Minnie Heylund
Rigby
Fifteen Teachers Take County Examination in Konmeville
In Idaho Falls on October 3 fifteen teachers sat the examination granting the right to teach in Konmeville county schools. County Superintendent Jesse Nielsen oversaw the tests in the probate court.
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Fachems
Mdaho Falls
Konmeville
Jesse Nielsen
Idaho Falls Notes and Town Business Update
Local items report visits by Ensign D J McCullum and other naval personnel. Legion convention travel plans, rabies scare from a dog, Red Cross regional meeting, and regional trips of officials. City moves include rest room relocation, tourist camp closure, and lease of the Talpool store space for Refund Cash Grocery with wholesale department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Ralph Albaugh
Des Moines
Chris Blevins
Blevins
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Ensign D. J. McCullum
U. S
Yarborough
Bessie McCullum
Mixs
Dean McCull
Gene Hops
J. A Sorensen
Harry Hops
A. V. Scott
Salt Lake
Red Cross
Utah
Idaho
Scott
Penneville County
James Laird
Br. Ain
H. Ray Hatch
Salt Lake City
Estella Mulliner
Saa Francisco
Oakland
Berkeley
Highland Park
Talpoo
Refund Cash
Whenl
Upper Valley
Park Avenue
J. C. Maguire
Florida
Me. Ie
Nudson My Company
Son of Mayor Peck Is Dead in Blackfoot
Sidney Peck, 38, son of Blackfoot Mayor EF T. Peck, died Friday at 12 10 p m at the family home from edema of the glottis due to paralysis. Born April 1905 in Blackfoot, he never attended school but enjoyed reading and writing. He leaves his parents and his sister Grace M. Peck who is en route from Santa Fe. The funeral is set for Monday at 2 p m at the home.
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Blackfoot
Sidney
EF. T. Peck
Grace M. Peck
Santa Fe
N. M
Alleged Whiskey Runners Captured Near Twin Falls
Police seized an expensive car with ten gallons of liquor and arrested Frank Carter from Salt Lake City and Roy Boise Allen. The pair, detained while pending U S district attorney action in Boise, are suspected members of a liquor ring between Boise and other intermountain centers. The car’s license traced to a Boise resident. They claimed pheasant shooting, liquor for personal use. Further investigation planned by Boise district attorney office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falta
Frank Carter
Salt Lake
Roy Allen
Boise
United States Istrict Attorneys
Inter-Mountain
United States District Attorney
R. K. Leighton
Beehive social and gatherings at L. D. 8S hall
Grace residents hosted a pumpkin pie social and dance at the L. D. 8S amusement hall. A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meese with Progressive five hundred and luncheon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pratt, C. W. Gardner, John Meese, E. D. Wilson, J. P. Wanamaker, Sam Hargraves, Tom Smith and Eugene Bernard, and Miss Lizzie and Alma Meese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flanery
Grace
E. D. Wilson
L. D
Ben Meese
Jeff Pratt
C. W. Gardner
John Meese
J. P. Wanamaker
Sam Hargraves
Tom Smith
Pocatello
Eugene Bernard
Tom Richardson
Harry Meese
Tyhee
Lizsie
Alma Meese
Langer Applies for Clemency in Idaho Pardons
Boise report says Chet Langer, jailed for an Engle bank robbery, completed pardon papers with F A Jeter on Friday and joins 67 other penitentiary inmates seeking clemency. The board meets next Wednesday for its third regular session of the year. Lee French of Power County also seeks a pardon after parole in June 1924 and a clean record since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Chet Langer
Engle
F. A. Jeter
Langer
State Board
Lee French
Power County
Invention of Foldable Umbrella Reaches Ten Inch Roll
An umbrella that folds into a roll ten inches long has been invented. Perth Australia plans a steel mill covering six acres.
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Perth
Australia
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air and kerosene blend
An advertisement claims a new lamp by W. K. Johnson of Portland Oregon uses 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene to burn cleaner with no odor smoke or noise. It asserts government and 35 universities tested it as superior to ten ordinary lamps and offers a free ten day trial plus potential agency to earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
W. K. Johnson
North Union Ave
Portland
Ore
On to Omaha Band Impresses Blackfoot Audience
Blackfoot Idaho Oct 3 The American Legion band concert at the I D S tabernacle drew praise for the Summer progress and new instruments Swanson owns a large sousaphone Jackson a new mellophone Pocatello men helped on the Omaha trip The quartet Hienschied Franch Henschied and Jackson sang On Our Way to Omaha Ellen Engstrom sang two soprano solos and the sisters at the piano The band leaves Saturday for Omaha with a stop in Pocatello for a concert before the Legion special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Idaho
American Legion
I. D. S. Tabernacle
Omaha
Swanson
Jackson
Pocatello
Leo Hienschied
Filmer Franch
Henry Henschied
C. E. Jackson
Ellen Engstrom
Schubert
Ebert
Legion Special
Pouring Party Enjoyed by Sheriff and Guests
Sheriff Charles Criddie and deputies Dan Owen and Albert Howard hosted a tea party view of moonshine destruction. Guests observed as officers destroyed battles of illicit liquor labeled as Exhibits A B C. Moonshine bottles shattered on the rear wall of the county courthouse leaving dark stains as a grim reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Susciel
Idaho Falls
Charlies Criddie
Dan Owen
Albert Howard
Court Opens in Driggs for Teton County Cases
District Judge George W. Edgington and court reporter Charles Sandles will open court in Driggs on Monday October 5. The calendar will be cleared of all criminal and civil cases under Teton county jurisdiction.
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Driggs
Tribune
Idaho Falls
George W. Edgington
Charles Sandles
Tober
Teton County
Foreign Born to Enter Contest for Tribune Trophy
The Pocatello Tribune trophy and the Watson Brothers medal will honor winners in a civics contest among thirty men and one woman in the Y M C A civics class for foreign born students. Two groups Harding and Wilson compete in a three hundred question style match, with the longest lasting team earning the Tribune shield and the top individual receiving a gold Watson Brothers medal. The event is set for Friday evening October 9 at the Y M C A with guests including Americanization committee and English instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Watson Brothers
I. E. McDougall
Hub
McDougall
Americanization Committee
M. C. A. School of English
Poratello Tribune
Department of American Government
Liquor Violators are Arraigned in Idaho Falls
United States Commissioner Kenneth Mackenzie arraigned three defendants on liquor charges in Idaho Falls. Roy Sheppard was granted bond of 500 dollars and set for a preliminary hearing October 19. Elizabeth Fink and Charles Peterson also appeared, with hearings set for October 5, both under bonds on illegal possession charges.
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Idaho Falls
United States
Kenneth Mackenzie
Roy Sheppard
Mackenzie
Elizabeth Fink
Charles Peterson
Fire Chief Returns From Pacific Coast Chiefs Convention
Fire Chief Julius Marker and Mrs. Marker arrived in Idaho Falls from Seattle where Chief Marker attended the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs convention. The gathering reported a successful event with 450 delegates and discussions on fire prevention and fighting techniques.
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Ydaho Falls
Julius Marker
Adoption of resolutions push for fireworks control legislation
Among the more important steps taken was the adoption of resolutions seeking legislation against the shooting off and display of fireworks.
Soviet Russia US Trade Exceeds 1924 Total
Moscow reports Soviet Russia trade with the United States in the last six months totaled 58.78 million dollars, far above the entire 1924 year. Only about 6 million dollars went to America, with cotton 45 percent grain 85 percent and agricultural machinery 20 percent of imports.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
America
New York
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State Department
Mrs. Man
Mary
Hudtienx Sexmon
BE. Bell
George F. Barton Blackfoot
E. T. Peck
I. N. Noyer
Levent Club
A. W. Rosencrans
Puriay
Ush
Foley
L. B. Jenness
Weiser Dods
CC. Clarke
J. G. Watts
Mountain Home
P. Davis
LS Tet
Pret. Vean
Sreet IT
Rou Poe
Ee . Mra
C. BM
Loux
Pecatello
A. W. Rosecrans
K. Bell
D. H. Biethan
Blackfoot Oo
Meise
Homer Settle
Ayette Wee
Eva Rogers
Stathdrum
L. B. Green
Hansen
Capital and
EB Streets
Anderson Bros
Peck
Tribune Sveea
Twin Falls
S Tek
Illard
Eapest
Bucks Auto Electric
Sandera
North Main
Omaha’ Band
Tribune Trophy
Central Cooperative Societies
Dee Aare
EL Atl
Levi Strauss
Frank M. Sprague
Charles H. Sprague, M. D
Kane Bidg
Company 331
West Lewis
Court House
Batatello
UTO CO
Pocatello, Idaho
Paul Davis
Chicago
Patho Neurometric Laboratories
Patho
B. E. Rayburn
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