Idaho Student Will Receive a Rhodes Scholarship
Boise announces Idaho will select a Cecil Rhodes scholar to study at Oxford in October 1926 with all expenses paid. Idaho colleges may name candidates. eligibility requires ages 19 to 25, unmarried, two years of college completed. Applications due October 24 to the Idaho committee secretary. Former Idaho Rhodes students include Phillip Buck Walter Greathouse and Edwin Ford Jr.
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Boise
Cecil Rhodes
Idaho
Oxford University
England
McKeen F. Morrow
Rhodes
University of Idaho
College of Idaho
Gooding College
Oxford
Hoodes
Morrow
Rhod
Phillip Buck
Filer
Walter Greathouse
Edwin B. Ford, Jr
Weiser
United States
Frank Aydelotte
Res Scholarships
McCammon Marriage Ties McCammon to Pocatello Couple
Zelma Reese of Lava Hot Springs married Robert Hillman of McCammon in a Pocatello ceremony held at the groom’s sister Mrs Carey Toty home. The Rev Seeley officiated and the couple plan to reside in McCammon where Hillman farms. families named Reese Milliman pioneer residents. Commissioner George Gittens attended to MecCany business Tuesday.
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Tribune
McCammon
Mies Zelma Reese
Lava Hot Springs
Robert Hillman
Carey Toty
Pocatello
Lara
Noah Reese
W. H. Milliman
Bishop Seeley
Hitlman
George Gittens
MecCany
Resignation of Idaho Falls nurse chief Miss Kerr
Miss Rhea Kerr superintendent of nurses at Idaho Falls S D 8 hospital resigns effective immediately. The board accepted the resignation and Miss Vera Facer will assume the duties. Miss Kerr will pursue similar work in California after two years with the hospital staff.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Miss Rhea Kerr
S. D
Vera Facer
Miss Kerr
California
Ildpd & Hospital
Farley Delivers Address in Idaho Falls Chamber Event
W H Farley, business administrative expert, spoke at the Idaho Falls county courthouse Tuesday evening under the Idaho Falls chamber of commerce. He discussed business traditions methods and cooperation between employer and employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Idaho
W. H. Farley
Idaho Falls
Last Issue of FROP Summary 1926 Crop Season
Weather across Idaho reports cloudy unsettled early week with rains and frosts delaying bean harvests. Apple harvests progress well with shipments and early lettuce in Lewiston. Livestock and range conditions good. beets and potatoes dug. winter wheat planted. alfalfa third cut nearly finished. This is the last issue for the 1926 crop season.
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Boise
Idaho
Lewiston
Ada
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Pocatello
Bannock
Train strikes car. Idaho Falls man injured at crossing
An Idaho Falls man was hospitalized after his automobile was struck by train No. 33 while attempting to beat the Northbound crossing. He suffered a broken collar bone and body bruises, with initial fears of more serious injuries.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Vet
Firth
Forest Fires Brought Under Control in Southern Idaho
Forest fire season in southern Idaho ends for 1925 after Monday night rain. Boise National Forest supervisor Guy B. Mains announces the end and says all crews including smoke chasers are now building trails. Two bridges over the South Fork Payette river will be repaired this fall as winter damage is addressed.
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Boise
Idaho
Guy B. Mains
Boise National Forest
Bast
Bald Mountain
Payette River
Idaho Falls Residents Plan Winter Travel And Visits
Idaho Falls residents prepare for winter trips with several departures and arrivals. Mr and Mrs H Wackerli will move to Long Beach California for the season and rented their Eleventh street home to G H Welker. Mrs W D Wilcox will spend winter in Miami Florida. Mr and Mrs Frank McClure left for Portland after a death in the family. Mrs Flohr and daughter Katherine arrived from Jordan Montana to visit relatives. G Clyde Baldwin left for New York and Washington DC to conduct federal reclamation business and view the World Series in Pittsboro.
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Idaho Falls
Oct
H. Wackerli
Long Beach
Calif
Eleventh Street
G. H. Welker
Refund Cash Grocery Company
W. DD. Wilcox
Miami
Florida
South
Frank McClure
Saturda
Portland
Mr. McClure
William Flokr
Katherine
Jordan
Montana
Flohr
W. S. Kedsie
Julia Fret
G. Clyde Baldwin
New York
Washington, D. C
Federal Reclamation Department
Pittsboro
New Flying Field Kiwanis Field at Idaho Falls Opens
Idaho Falls observers declare the new Kiwanis Field south of the city one of the best in the intermountain region. Located on a wide table land, the field is large enough for any plate in use today and was named to honor the sponsoring Kiwanis organization.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Intermountain
Kiwanis
Fashion News Notes Black and White Styles Presage Autumn
In autumn fashion black and white dominate. Formal afternoon outfits feature black velvet coats trimmed with ermine or white fox over black and white velvet frocks. Hats mirror the sober palette with a jeweled pin providing a bright accent.
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Ailein Lamont
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Bolero ensembles and tango hats dominate fashion on the avenue
The piece describes brick velvet bolero jackets with beaver trim and flaring skirts with a blue silver cubist back design. London afternoon hats in tan go style feature wide brims and ostrich feathers, detachable brims, and eye concealing fringes. Evening coiffeur ornaments include jeweled lids animals and gem bands. Cutouts reveal hair beneath.
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London
Diesel engine lease approved in Idaho Falls session
Idaho Falls officials in a special meeting approved a partial lease with Fulton Iron Works of St Louis for a diesel engine to serve as an auxiliary unit at the city power plant. The contract schedules payments totaling 75 509 through 1928 with options and injunctions pending court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Act
Louis
Fulton Iron Works of
St. Louis
Paul Peterson
EB. M. Holden
Fulton Iron Works
Peres
Twin Falls Considers New Branch of Egg Producers Co op
Movement to establish a shipping center for the Idaho Oregon cooperative Egg Producers association gains momentum in Twin Falls. Large local egg shipments spur talk of a branch, encouraged by A L Swim, agricultural committee chairman of the chamber of commerce.
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Twin Falls
Idaho-Oregon
C-Operative Egg Producers Association
A. L. Swim
Agrcultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bear Dies After Long Hunt In Lom Creek Area
Twin Falls reports G. J. Preckel and Val J. Henderson returned from Lom Creek with a seven foot black bear. They say Key downed the animal with high powered rifles, knocking it down five times before it died.
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G. J. Preckel
Val J. Henderson
Lom Creek
Key
Little Lad Needed Fixing Taken to Shriners Hospital
Blackfoot reports Albert Roberts, a boy with a leg impairment, was taken to Shriners Hospital for surgery. His father praises Dr Hauther and the care given to crippled children. Albert hopes for walking without crutches. six to eight months in the hospital are anticipated.
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Shriners’ Hospital
Blackfoot
W. R. Roberts
Albert
Shriners Hospital
Reberts
Aa.l. Hauther
Blackfoot Shrine Club
Wilson Planned Peaceful Days
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson recounts Woodrow Wilson’s wish to spend his final days quietly in Virginia with family and books. Grayson spoke to supporters aiming to create a Staunton birthplace memorial, noting the late president’s hope during their last car ride.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
Cary T. Grayson
Staunton
Grayson
Wives of America would earn 17 billion yearly says official
W. A. Johnson of Galveston, head of the Laundry Owners' National Association, told the Chicago convention that 22 million wives and home managers would receive 15 a week each, totaling 330 million weekly and 17 billion annually. He argued that half the annual sum could cover state and local government expenses, and that the figure represents about 25 percent of national income.
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Chicago
America
W. A. Johnson
Galveston
Texas
Laundry Owners’ National Association
United States
Actress Anna Nilsson Seeks Divorce in California Suit
Los Angeles October 8 AP motion picture actress Anna Q Nilsson known as Mrs Anna Gunnerson files divorce suit in superior court against J Marshall Gunnerson wealthy shoe manufacturer whom she married in February 1923. She cites cruelty and failure to provide as grounds for the divorce action.
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Actreess
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Anna ‘Q. Nilsson
Anna '‘Gunnerson
J. Marshall Gun ‘Nerson
Campbell Found Not Guilty In Beaver Hide Case
Morris Campbell was found not guilty by the jury in district court on charges of selling beaver hides. Deputy game warden Will Hayes testified for the state before District Judge O. Br. Baum. An advisory verdict of not guilty was also returned for Sherman Munn on a traffic ordinance violation appeal from police court.
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Morris Campbell
O. BR. Baum
Will Hayes
Pocatello
Sherman Munn
Dempsey Returns After Signing to Meet Wills Next Fall
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrives in Los Angeles after arranging a September bout with Harry Wills. He denies estrangement rumors with wife Estelle Taylor and dismisses reports as lies. The story also notes a surge of forged English banknotes circulating in London.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Chemion
Estelle Taylor
Middle West
Harry Wills
Honey Dove
Dempsey
Wills
Estelle
London
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Eyent
Britain
FROP
Idaho State News
W. B. B. Kennedy
Fashion News Notes
Idaho Falls Council
CBSCO
Scattic, Wash
Wilson
Campbell
Asss
Tennessee
Maxwell House
Nashville
All Dixie
Maxwell House Correr
Pacific Coast
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