State Federation Women’s Clubs Session Closes
Blackfoot Oct 13 The second day of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs session focuses on reports from departments including American Homes Citizenship and Applied Education. Legislation discussed covers county library law and sterilization enforcement funding. Wan scholarship loans totaled 2225 to 32 students with 9919 outstanding. Music by Mite Willen Teastial and William Geleke plus piano solos by Mrs Ethel Terry Rowdon and Mrs H R Wallis marked the evening.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
State Federation of Women's Clubs
American Homes
Samry
General Federation
Wan
Mra
W. Wilson
T. B. Brush
KF. Loner
Anto
D. H. Biota
Federation
Mite
Willen Teastial Mustrom
William Geleke
Idaho
Tute
Lnte
Ra. H. R. Wallis
Ethel Terry Rowdon Blackfoot
William Heatley Dies at 62 in Blackfoot
William Heatley aged 62 died at his brother James Heatley's home west of the sugar factory on Sunday. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Tribune Blackfoot
William Heatley
James Heatley
Blackfoot Hunters Return With Big Mountain Goat
Rinokefect Oct 18 two Blackfoot hunters Farmer and C L Ogbern spent twelve days in the Lemhi mountains twenty miles by pack road. They reached Bear valley by Oct 1 and obtained a large goat weighing about 875 pounds and a doe, plus sights of a red fox and a Pine Martin before heavy snow slowed their exit on Saturday.
McCammon Social News Highlights Local Visits
Supt and Mrs G W Gittens return from Blackfoot after elk meat gift from Jacob Ramey connected to a Jackson Hole film shoot The Three Bad Men. Roy Ramey visits Coburn Virginia praising western pleasures. Baby girl born Friday Oct 9 to Mr and Mrs Roland Farmer. The Farmers' prior name Bertha Gittens. Several locals tour Pocatello Cherry Creek Lava Hot Springs Downey and McCammon areas including Helen Price Thelma Dixon and Chester Rommell with various visits and travels.
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Tribune
McCammon
G. W. Gittens
Blackfoot
Gittens
Jacob Ramey
Jackson Hole
Ramey
Roy Ramey
Coburn
Virginia
West
Roland Farmer
Farmer
Bertha Gittens
George Gasser
R. S. Ferguson
Pocatello
T. M. Edwards
Thelma Dixon
Cherry Creek
R. L. Dixon
T. R. Jenkins
Ughter
Mary Catherine
Arimo
Compacy
Sarah Jenkins
Paul Nash
Lava Hot Springs
Helen Price
Downey
Minnie Price
Chester Rommell
Local notices and obituaries from Inkom area
Mr and Mrs W B Love of Eugene Ore and others visited relatives including Mrs J R Barrett of Buckskin and Mr and Mrs George Gagon en route to Tava Hot Springs and Soda Springs. John Joseph Mart, born January 2 1660 in Johnstown New York, died October 10. survived by four children and many friends. longtime Inkom resident. Kelvin Hall, Ginatedow building destroyed last July to be replaced at a cost about 1500000.
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Johnstown
New York
Missouri
Wallaa
Wasania
Alin Walla
Blackfoot
Idaho
Aros
Inkom
Coerre
Alex Scadden
Frank
Char
Katherine
Kelvin
Northern candidates jostle for Idaho governor nomination
Boise Oct 13 Northern Idaho backs Marcus Means for governor and Bert Conner for senator while southern and southeastern factions weigh in. The north seeks representation after years with no governor or U S senator, as candidates from all regions announce.
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Boise
Marcus Means
U. S
Wm. McConnell
Moscow
Maris E. Lewis
Young Clagstone
Heyburnn
U. S. Senate
Bert Connor
Mark Means
Means
Northern
Charles Moore
Southeastern
Pocatello
Ben Ross
H. C. Baldridge
Parma
Local notes from Soda Springs district
A collection of brief moves and visits across Soda Springs Lava Hot Springs and nearby towns. Mentions include Lawrence Byington recovering from appendicitis C A Fulton in Butte Leah Gorton improving Ruben Austin at Lava Hot Springs J L Anderson in Salt Lake City with coal dealers Roy Wiscomb for J A Folger visits Pocatello and Pittsburg Washington game quick returns.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
Lawrence Byington
Lava Hot Springs
C. A. Fulton
Conda
Butte
Leah Gorton
Ruben Austin
J. L. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Roy Wiscomb
J. A Folger
San Vicanelso
J. A. Mintz
Pocatello
Ll. P. Carr
Pittsburg
Washington
Rainey Cappard
Familly
Lava Mot Springs
C A. Parr
Heary Co
Gorton
C. E. Nighman Conda
For Sale Vegetables In Rural North Field Area
For sale vegetables including pickling cucumbers onions peppers cauliflower ripe tomatoes kraut cabbage winter produce. Available squash pumpkins beets turnips carrots parsley onions potatoes celery lettuce radishes and more. Located 1 1 8 miles north of a plant along the pole line. call at the garden.
Covingtons Celebrate Golden Wedding in Rexburg
Rexburg residents Rex and Mrs. Covington marked their golden wedding anniversary on October 5 at home with sons, daughters, 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren present. Married in Ogden on October 5, 1875, they moved to Rexburg in 1905 and became wheat pioneers on the dry farms.
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Rexburg
Cur
Mra
EF. T. Covington
Covington
Ogden
Utah
A. FE. Covington
Chico
Calif
William H. and
Ross B
Hibes C. Bird
Salt Lake City
George H. Willits
Thomas Smuin
Barstow
L. N. Edelfsen
Glendale
C. A. Sunburg
H. C. Jensen
Blackfoot Resident Christine Bloomquist Dies at 70
Christine Bloomquist widow of John Bloomquist died Sunday at Idaho Falls L D 8 hospital after six weeks treatment. Survived by four daughters Lawrence Thorstenberg Salt Lake City Ellis Graham Rexburg Theo Carlson Minnesota and R A Robbins Blackfoot and two sons Harold and Francis who stayed with Presto ranch since August when father died in an irrigation ditch accident. Funeral set for Wednesday at the Lutheran church in Firth.
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Blackfoot
Christine Bloomquist
John Bloomquist
L. D
Idaho Falls
Bloomquist
Lawrence Thorstenberg
Salt Lake City
Ellis Graham
Rexburg
Theo Carlson
Minnesota
R. A. Robbins
Harold
Francis
Presto
Firth
Idaho Falls Music Club Reopens With Civic Interest Department
The Idaho Falls Music Club, inactive for a year, reorganizes with a civic betterment department to engage in public affairs and civic improvement. The Village Improvement Society precedent guides the effort. monthly luncheons discuss club affairs and program, with officers and committees meeting for business notes. Mrs. H. D. Spencer leads as president.
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Tribune
Idaho Fain
Idaho Falls
Village Improvement Society
First Women’s Club
Idaho Falls Music Club
H. D. Spencer
Club presents best year book with nine programs
The group promotes a year book praised as the club’s best, featuring Ita musical attractions and nine programs, including three on psychology and one drama. The October program is set for October 17 at the Methodist church and the public is invited to attend.
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Tal
Ita
Twin Falls Council Finds Finances Satisfactory
Twin Falls city council, at a regular meeting, authorized transferring last year’s net assets to the warrant redemption fund totaling 12 000 to 13 000 dollars. About 7 000 dollars is cash, lifting the fund to around 15 000 dollars with claims against it under 500 dollars.
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Twin Falls
Funeral for Pioneer Ferguson Buried in Blackfoot
Thomas M Ferguson 74 died Sunday morning and will be buried from the Baptist church Wednesday at 2 p m. Viewing at his home from 10 a m to 1 p m Wednesday. Ferguson came west in the sixties locating in California then the Lost River country to cattle ranching before retiring to Blackfoot. His widow survives.
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Blackfoot
Thomas M. Ferguson
Baptist
Ferguson
California
Lost River Country
Boy 14 Injured in Bicycle Collision in Blackfoot
Edwin, fourteen year old son of Chris Peterson of Firth, suffered a broken leg Sunday when struck by an automobile and knocked from his bicycle. A passing motorist found him and drove him home.
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Blackfoot
Edwin
Chris Peterson
Firth
Suuday
Rioting in Paris Suburb Wounds Three Police Officers
Paris October 13 AP rioting broke out at Saint Denis suburb as a general strike called by communists sparked clashes. About thirty shots fired left three police wounded including a captain, with fighting spreading to other city districts. No deaths reported. Communist deputy Jacques D Bout was among the wounded. The strike largely failed to halt city traffic beyond taxi drivers responding to calls.
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St. Denis
Communis
Cétain
Ens
Jacques Dlot
Y'Terday
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