Eccentric Agriculturist Daniel Tohill Found Dead at Rock Creek
Daniel Tohill, an Irish native and self described eccentric, was found dead near his cabin on Rock creek, presumed natural causes. Neighbors reported he lived alone, with no nearby relatives, as authorities and local residents moved to notify kin and assess his estate.
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Tohill
Ireland
Wood River Valley
Rock Creek
Lava
Fox
Emma Ll. Heed
Tobhill
Farewell for McCammon residents Lewis family heads to Salt Lake City
McCammon tribune notes a farewell party for Mr and Mrs A J Lewis on the eve of their departure to Salt Lake City where they will reside. The Lewis family, long residents, were active in church and social circles and hosted a musical program and refreshments.
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Tribune
McCammon
A. J. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Lewis
McCammon Civic Club
Calvin Cragun
Edward Murphy
Blackfoot
Edward Mayony
Erban Green
Ben Rowe
Thorney
Ll. D
Kuyasville
Utah
Pocatello
Jackson Building
Front
Third Streets
B. Ro Owens
Utah Power and Light Company
Logan
B. Kc
Buck Kills First Deer Of Season Near Stanley
H Davis of Blackfoot route 2 returned Thursday from a hunting trip with a five point three hundred fifty pound buck killed near Stanley. This is the season's first deer brought into Blackfoot. The Current Event club notes no Ita music department meeting Monday due to the state federation meeting. Mr and Mrs C Knodle arrived from Pingree Friday to visit Mrs Walter McGrew of Hoquiam Washington, sister of Mr Knodle, whom he had not seen in fifteen years.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
H. Davis
Stanley
Ita Music Department
State Federation
Knodle
Pingree
Walter McGrew
Hoqutain. Wash
Idaho Needs Speaker Urges Local Financial Independence
H A Jones financial agent for Continental Life Insurance spoke at the Kiwanis club meal on The Needs of Idaho. He urged keeping money in state by investing in Idaho securities and reducing dependence on foreign capital. Attendance prize went to R L Osborn. L C Collins presided, Rex Dunlap led the song, Mrs Dunlap played piano.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
H. A. Jones
Continental Life Insurance Company
L. C. Collins
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Jones
Idaho
Idaho Securities
M. L. Tillery
R. L. Osborn
Rex Dunlap
Dunlap
Idaho Falls Elevent Route Ashton In 69 to 0 Victory
Idaho Falls high school eleven routed Ashton high 69 to 0 on the local field. Losing Schmidt at quarter, Maurice Morley and Truxton Steele starred, while Sautter and Tundberg contributed strong teamwork to pile up the score. The team opened the season with two straight wins and will meet the Fifth squad on October 16 at home.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls High School
Ashton High
Ashton
Schmidt
Maurice Morley
Truxton Steele
Sautter
Tundberg
St. Anthony
Blackfoot Radios Hear Omaha Band Broadcast
Blackfoot residents report strong radio reception of the Blackfoot American Legion band concert from Omaha on Thursday evening. Listeners noting Robbie Robbins as director and identifying soloists.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Omaha
Robbie Robbins
Miss Maude Turman Marries E F Mobley in Los Angeles
Miss Maude Turman former Blackfoot teacher wed E F Mobley merchant of Los Angeles in a September ceremony. The couple left Blackfoot after the school year and will reside in Los Angeles.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Los Angeles
Calif
Palestine district court opens amid sparse docket
Judge Ralph Adair and reporter Earl Weaver arrived Sunday and convened the district court for the far term. Monday morning fixed the calendar with only two jury trials in view: Frank Hamilton for grand larceny and E C Mihlberger for manslaughter. Hamilton case set for next Monday. The military ban on radio receivers in Palestine has been lifted.
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Salmon
Ralph Adair
Earl Weaver
Idaho Youth Held On Theft Charges At High School
Mick Russell aged 20 with a record at St. Anthony Industrial School was arrested Thursday for stealing an overcoat from the local high school. Sheriff Lufkin of Rigby escorted him back to Rigby to face a prior charge of stealing a cornet from the Rigby high school orchestra.
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Idaho
Mick Russell
St. Anthony Industrial School
Russell
Lufkin
Rigby
Rigby High School
Milo Huffaker Granted Passport to France for Mission Work
Milo Huffaker of Milo received a passport from County Clerk George Witt this week. He plans to depart soon for France to undertake missionary work for the L D S Church.
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France
Tribune
Idaho
Huffaker
Milo
County Eoorder
George Witt
Tribune reports World Series game with free seating
The Tribune provides snappy play by play coverage of the world's series Saturday afternoon led by Col. John Taylor. Attendance is lower due to Playograph interest at the Journal office but a new play board keeps hundreds of fans engaged. Free Tribune bleacher seats improve access. Also notes Japan's first electrically drawn train running thirty miles from Tokyo to Kodsu signaling upcoming electrical service.
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Tribune
John Taylor
Journal
Japan
Tokyo
Kodsu
Miss Swingle Named Chairman of State Committee
Boise October 10 1925 Miss Swingle visiting teacher of Pocatello has accepted the chairmanship of the state committee on juvenile protection.She is the connecting link for maladjusted children and recalls her fine talk at the state convention The first of twelve PTA programs prepared by the national congress outlines The Chad’s Instincts and Impulses chapter 11 page 31 Aim to study inherited impulses and aid adaptation Topics for four minute talks include The Child As Heir of the Past, referencing Child Welfare article.
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Boise
J. F. Koll
Washington Street
W. MN. Siders
Pocatello
World Federation of Vmducation Association
Laura Hutz
Atate Board of Education
Frank VP. Baird
Ricks College
College of Idaho
Miss Swingle
State Committee On Juvenile Protection
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
M. V. O’shea
Child Walfare Magazine
Modern Parenthood conference details prompt child study notes
A three day conference on Modern Parenthood will be held at the Waldorf in New York City from October 26 to 28 with a ten day institute October 29 to November 7. Eminent educators will discuss parenting, instincts, and methods to channel tendencies in children. For information contact the Child Study Association of America at 54 West 74th Street, New York City.
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Peter
Hotel Waldrof
New York City
Idaho Potato Talk Sparks Idaho Radio Night
Idaho radio fans heard Dr G B Crabtree broadcasting from Omaha on Idaho potato topics during a Legion convention. Crabtree attended the Omaha event as a representative, while Blackfoot quartet performed with songs including On Ty Omaha. In London a count of 1823 hotels is noted.
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Crabtree
Tribune
Idaho
G. B. Crabtree
Omaha
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Buick Motor Company
Chaffee Auto CO
Idaho State News
T. C. Brinkley
2 Loan CO
Diet Be
Bad PS
HEAR
Palestine
South Arthur
City of
London
Levi Strauss
Citizen's Barber Shop
N. Main
Troy Laund
Ellen M. Boyenger
W. Lewis Avenue
Sarere
Howard’s Garage
Second Avenur
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