Potato Interests to Convene Idaho State Meeting at Pocatello
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce plans a state convention of potato interests at Pocatello to promote Idaho potatoes. Delegates from Ashton to Weiser will be invited to attend and determine a marketing plan including publicity, packing, grading, and inspection to boost grower prices.
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Will H. Gibson
Idaho
Age Board
American Rai Eellation
Ets State Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Falls
California
H River
Oregon
Yakima Valley
Washington
Obson
Nampa Opens Pacific Fruit Express Car Plant with Ceremony
Nampa plans a January official opening for the Pacific Fruit Express car plant with H T White of San Francisco confirming the date. The project includes new buildings and extended tracks, with about three hundred thousand dollars set aside for next year. A parade and public program are planned, ending at the plant for inspections and entertainment.
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Nampa
Pacific Ruit Express
H. T. S White
San Francisco
White
Mathousands
Dullars
Next Yrar
P. F
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Smith dies in Idaho Falls at 62
Idaho Falls resident Edward Smith aged 62 died at his home Sunday morning after eight years in the city. He formerly lived in Port Arthur Michigan where he worked as a bridge carpenter. He is survived by his wife Margaret Smith and two stepsons Bert C. Brown and John R. Brown, all of Idaho Falls. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at McHan Funeral Home, with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Idaho Falls
Edward Smith
Mr. Smith
Port Arthur
Michigan
Margaret Smith
Bert C. Brown
John R. Brown
McHan
Rose Hill Cemetery
Held at Pocatello on state club replies
A notice states the event will be held at Pocatello as soon as replies are received from the various commercial clubs throughout the state.
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Pocatello
Baby Trout Must Do Own Hustling
Hatley reports over 1,000,000 juvenile trout to be released from Day Spur hatchery to streams in Idaho by season end. Natives, rainbows and eastern brook trout dominate the stock, with 150,000 more planned in Wood River tributaries. Distributions include 50,000 to Twin Falls, 60,000 to Burney, 50,000 to Pocatello, 59,000 to Boise area, and 50,000 to Payette.
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Hatley
Idaho
Naned
Weill
Odie Treorge
Campoeid
Pame Weiven
Douwe
Silver Creek
A. N. Rahfino
State Highway Department
8. E. Todd
Ira Bildridgwe
Carey
Gopety
Mr. Morrison
Boise
S. F. Woodard
KB. J. Trowbridge
Gannett
Woodriver
Hay Spur
Twin Falls
Burney
Pocatello
Ise
Payette
Pleasant social at McCammon M E church
A Friday evening social hosted by the Christian Endeavor society and Sunday school drew a large crowd. The program featured Ruth Turner, Nora McAughey, Pauline Nash, Laurence Turner, Harriet Watts, Anne Morse, Jay Wilson, Joe Watts, and Paul Nash with readings, vocal and violin performances followed by refreshments.
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Jay Wilson
Joe Watts
Ruth Turner
Paul Nash
Marvy Edwards
Idaho Tech
Pocatello
W. H. Edwards
Inmerentia Tribble
Blackfoot
Ivan Gasser
Elizabeth
Suzanne
Gasser
T. M. Edwards
Wm. Emmons
Ogden
Leland Raymond
Emmons
Raymond
G. K Arnold
Soda Springs Local Notes and Economic Highlights
Mrs Wesley Taylor returns home from summer stay in Soda Springs. Miss Ester Law shows improvement after confinement. Mrs Kem Coots of Durango visits her parents. Lamb shipments near end as winter herds form. high lamb prices boost stockmasters. County Clerk Gorton and Deputy Game Warden Marriott spend a week fishing on Snake River. County hospital construction advancing. occupancy expected in about six weeks. J O Wallace travels to Salt Lake City for business. M S T and T Co manager H A Robinson from Bancroft attends Soda Springs business day.
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Soda Springs
Oct
Wesley Taylor
Rurney
Ester Law
Kem Coots
Durango
Colo
W. M. Davis
Leach Gorton
E. Kenneth Gorton
Leonard Marriott
Ecsuth
Snake River
L. Hall
Conda
J. O. Wallace
Salt Lake City
H. A. Robinson
Bancroft
M. S. T. and
T. Co
Grace
Coyote With Bell Wanders East of Rock Springs
A lone coyote wanders the range east of Rock Springs, likely hungry and marked by a bell worn by its guardian. A sheep finds the trapped animal as it nears prey, attracting wary attention from nearby sections including a sighting near Samay boxing at the Focult Fhantly.
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Dust Springs
Rock Springs
Development Scheme Drives Settlers From Home of Many Years
Lewiston residents plan to abandon around 600 acres in the Clearwater area as part of a larger development scheme. The land, noted for European grapes and fruits, lies along the Clearwater river and has drawn investments totaling about 13 million dollars from the Clearwater Timber company Inland Power and Light Northern Pacific and Great Northern Pacific railroads.
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Lewiston
Pamilles
Tarewell
Dow Seng Vvacateu
Orl Ugerimwee
Analoys Weil
Clearwater Timber Company
Inland Power & Light Company
Northern Pacific and
Gumon Pacific
Young People Hurt in Motor Accident Near Shoshone
Four young occupants of a Ford were badly bruised and shaken when the car struck the grave four miles beyond Shoshone and rolled over three times. Miss Eva Senecal and Miss Virginia Haynes, Horace Christensen, and Nephi Davis were involved. Mr Davis was taken home. Senecal remained in the hospital but is expected to recover and may return home tonight to Tom's cafe area.
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Twin Falls
Shoshone
Miss Eva Senecal
Nias Virginia Haynes
Horace Christensen
Nephi Davis
Tom
Delegates to Idaho State Federation Convention
Delegates from the Round Table club of Idaho Falls will attend the Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Blackfoot on October 16 and 11. Mrs. H. F. Kanter chairs the loan scholarship fund district, Mrs. W. Snyder leads the educational department of District No. 1, and Mrs. T. H. Farmer heads the American home department.
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Idaho Falls
Round Table Club
Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs
Blackfoot
H. F. Kanter
W. & Snyder
Cha
Roan
Tatrict No. 1
T. H. Farmer
Department of the American Home
Telegraph Telegram Tells Family Son’s Yokohama Arrival
Mr and Mrs J T Carruth received a radio telegram from Theron dated eight this morning saying he expects to arrive in Yokohama tomorrow after a wonderful voyage. The item notes the Daughters of 1812 presence in forty one states and cites Argentinian law on a wife’s earnings being taken for husband’s debts.
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Yokohama
J. T. Carruth
Theron
United States Daughters of 1812
Argentina
Glorious Girl Run Planned by B P W Club
Blackfoot Tribune notes the B P W Club sponsoring the musical drama Glorious Girl with performances on October 22 and 23. Rehearsals are nightly and the club plans a Christmas party for friendless children after covering district fair expenses.
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Tribune Scaeish Blackfoot
Gackfoot
Childrsa
Sugar Factory Opens in Blackfoot for Beet Harvest
Blackfoot starts beet processing as the first shipment arrives. Three carloads reach the factory by rail and several wagon loads are delivered. Harvesting is in full swing and the plant aims to run within ten days.
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Blackfoot
Forfeits Bond After Drunken Driving Charge
George Heaton forfeited his $50 bond after being arrested Saturday night by deputy Grover Clark for driving an automobile while intoxicated on city streets.
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George Heaton
Grover Clark
Miss Linda A Eastman Heads Cleveland Public Library
Linda A Eastman leads Cleveland Public Library the third largest library system in the United States with strategic oversight and public service expansion.
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Linda A. Eastman
Cleveland Public Library
The
United States
Annual Roundup of Cattle Underway in Paradise Valley
The big annual cattle roundup is on in Paradise Valley about forty miles east of Blackfoot. Major cattlemen of the district traveled to the gathering place Sunday morning. The next days will be spent branding and vaccinating, then owners will drive cattle down for winter feeding.
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Tribune
Public Health Nurse Arrives in Blackfoot
Miss Mithel Norton of Providence Rhode Island arrives from Crested Butte Colorado to serve as public health nurse for Bingham County. She will begin duty in the Blackfoot schools today.
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Tribune Specia Blackfoot
Mithel Noton
Providence
R. I
Blackfoot
Crested Butte
Colo
Norton
Bingham County
Odd Chickens Figure in Blackfoot Window Display
Blackfoot Hardware displays a stuffed bird described as a mix of pheasant and chicken traits. The body and long tail resemble a pheasant while feet and head are chickenlike and feathers show white mix. It was killed on the Fjeldsted ranch at Riverton.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Hardware Company
Fjeldsted
Riverton
Pocatello Boy Walter Patrie Pledges Delta Upsilon
Dr and Mrs W E Patrie announce their son Walter Patrie a Washington State junior has pledged Paul Pearson and James Nixon both of Pocatello to the Delta Upsilon fraternity Walter was elected treasurer of his class and has begun work in earnest in Seattle Campus notes say he is progressing well in his studies and activities
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Pocatello Boys
Blackfoot
W. E. Patrie
Walter
Washington State University
Seattle
Paul Pearson
James Nixon
Leg Catello
The
Delt Upsilon
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George McManus
Nes
Idaho State News
Chambers Commerce Eastern
Dentyne
McCammon
Tribere Speciels
Willard Batteries
Bucks Auto Electric Company
B. Sanders
North Main
Pocatello Real Estate
Fletcher R&. Buerrus & Company
Main
Hart
B. P. W. Club
Paradise Valey
Ve PN
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
N.Y
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