Second Day of Session Closes With Program
Blackfoot October 13 The State Federation of Womens clubs closes second day with department reports on American homes citizenship and education. Legislation topics include county library law uniform divorce law and appropriation enforcement of acts. Scholarship committee reports 23235 loaned to 32 students with 9919 loans outstanding. Evening program featured musically by Mrs Ethel Terry Rowdon and performances by local speakers.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
State Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Wan
Trict
Resw. Wilson
T. B. Brush
KF. Bner
Eferrea Watil
Mra
D. H. Biethah
Vine Date Federation
Canta
M Bag
Strem
William Getene
St Telles
H. R. Wallis
Ethel Terry Rowdon Blackfoot
Died Sunday at local sugar factory
Obituary notice for a resident who died on Sunday at the Williams Sugar Factory complex. Funeral and memorial details to be announced later.
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Tribune Blackfoot
Tiliam Heat Services
Blackfoot Hunters Return With Large Mountain Goat
Blackfoot hunters E. Fe and C. L. Ogbern completed a twelve day expedition in the Lemhi mountains. They reached Bear valley by pack horse, climbed a high peak for a big doe weighing about 375 pounds, then secured a second doe before guide assistance. They faced heavy snow on the morning of departure.
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Blackfees
Lemhi
E. FE
Farmer
C. L. Ogbern
Blackfoot
Bear Valley
Tle
McCammon Tribune Notes Local Visits and Events
Supt. and Mrs. G W Gittens returned from Blackfoot after a visit with relatives. Jacob Ramey, elk hunter and film contributor, loaned horses and elk meat to a Jackson Hole production of The Three Bad Men. Rolls of local families, school teachers, and travelers are mentioned alongside residents like Mr and Mrs Roland Farmer and Bertha Gittens.
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Tribune
McCammon
G. W. Gittens
Blackfoot
Gittens
Jacéob Ramey
Jackson Hole
Ramey
Roy Mey
Visi Bere
Colours
Virginia
West
Gieacore
Roland Farmer
Farmer
Bertha Gittens
George Gasser
Helene
Downey
Minnie Price
Chester Rombell
Pocatello
Inkom Community Notes and Obituary Glimpse
Inkom and nearby towns share social visits with families from Buckskin Blackfoot Pocatello and Inkom. A hunter returns with a record buck in Salmon River country. Obituary profile: John Joseph, born 1860 Johnstown New York, long resident of Inkom since wife’s death Arco Idaho. Kelvin Hall Glasgow fire damage sparks replacement plan.
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Tribune
W. S. Love
Eucene
Crecon
Will Pidcock
Con Fred
Pocatello
Chris Christensen
J. P. Wanamaker
John Meese
Jeay
Ohn
Joseph Jt
Johnstown
New York
Missouri
Walla Walla
Washington
Alla Walla
Blackfoot
Idaho
Arco
Inkom
Alex Scadden
Frank
Charles
Katherine
Political pot is vaporizing in Idaho governor race
Boise Oct 13 Marcus Means has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. The northern section seeks either a governor or U S senator, with Bert Connor and Means drawing support from northern voters though southern papers favor Means. Observers note north feels underrepresented and anticipate further announcements from various parties across the state.
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Boise
Marcus Means
U. S
Wm. McConnell
Moscow
Maris E. Lewis
Young Clagstone
Heyburn
U. S. Senate
Bert Connor
Mark
Means
Northern
Charlies Moore
Southeastern
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
H. C. Baldridge
Parma
Illness and visits noted in Soda Springs column
Lawrence Byington of Lava Hot Springs recovering from appendicitis. Leah Gorton improves and can go out. Ruben Austin and J. J. Anderson visit Lava Hot Springs and Salt Lake City contact. Roy Wiscomb of Folger San Francisco visits merchants. Mintz couple visit Pocatello friends. FP Carr travels to Pocatello for Pittsburg Washington games. Rainey Cappard family visit Lava Hot Springs. A Pair leaves for Pocatello for federal gore. Gorton visits Lava Hot Springs. Mrs. C E Nighman from Conda visits Butte.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
Lawrence Byington
Lava Hot Springs
Dc. A. Fulton
Conds
Butte
Leah Gorton
Ruben Austin
J. J. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Roy Wiscomb
J. A Folger
San Francisco
J. A. Mintz
Pocatello
FP. Carr
Pittsburg
Washington
Rainey Cappard
Lava Mot Springs
Federal Gore
Gorton
C. E. Nighman
Conda
Fresh Garden Produce Advertises Wide Variety
The notice promotes pickling cucumbers onions peppers and cauliflower plus tomatoes and kraut cabbage. It lists Mr Winter vegetables including squash pumpkin beets turnips carrots parsnips and ry onions with potatoes rural or russet varieties. Fresh celery lettuce radishes and green onions are offered with a broad selection beyond the named items.
Covingtons Mark Golden Wedding at Rexburg Home
Rexburg October 1S. Mr. and Mrs. T Covington celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home on October 5 with sons daughters and relatives present. They married in Ogden Utah on October 5 1875 and moved to Rexburg in 1905 becoming wheat farmers on the dry farm. They have thirteen children nine living and 42 grandchildren with two great grandchildren. The couple will spend the winter with their eldest son Arthur in Chico California.
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Tribune
Rexburg
Mra. T. Covington
Covington
A. E. Covington
Chico
Call
William H
Ross B
Hibes C. Bird
Salt Lake City
George H. Willits
Ogden
Utah
Thomas Smuin
Barstow
Calif
L. N. Edelfsen
Glendale
C. A. Sunbure
Blackfoot Resident Christine Bloomquist Dies
Christine Bloomquist widow of John Bloomquist died Sunday morning at an Idaho Falls hospital after six weeks of treatment. She was about seventy, longtime Presto district resident, survived by four daughters and two sons. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Lutherard church in Firth.
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Blackfoot
Christine Bloomquist
John Bloomquist
Idaho Falls
Bloomquist
Lewrenes Thorstenberg
Salt Lake City
Ellis Graham
Rexburg
Theo Carlson
Minnesota
R. A. Robbins
Harold
Francis
Presto
Lutherard
Firth
Government takes over Turkish plants except munitions
The government seizes all plants in Turkey excluding ammunition factories, transferring control to the newly formed Bank of Industry and Mines. The move centralizes production under state guidance as part of wartime economic measures.
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Turkey
Bank of Industry and Mines
Idaho Falls Music Club Reorganizes With Civic Improvement
The Idaho Falls Music Club, inactive for a year, is reestablishing with a civic betterment department. A community interest committee will push projects benefiting the public and monitor local affairs, echoing efforts of the former village Improvement society and Idaho Falls women’s groups. Monthly luncheon meetings will discuss club affairs and feature programs, with officers and committees meeting to transact business. Mrs H D Spencer serves as club president.
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Tribune
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Village Improvement Society
Idaho Falls Music Club
H. D. Spencer
Reel book praised as best in club history program
The club catalogues a premier reel book regarded as the best in its history. It offers nine programs including three on psychology and one drama. The October program will be presented October 17 at the Methodist church and the public is invited to attend.
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Tal
Twin Falls Council Finds Municipal Finances Sound
Twin Falls city council, at a regular meeting, authorized transferring net assets for last year to the warrant redemption fund totaling between 12 000 and 13 000 dollars. About 7 000 dollars is cash. The fund now holds about 15 000 dollars with outstanding claims under 500 dollars.
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Twin Falls
Funeral for Pioneer Ferguson Led Westward Cattleman
Thomas M Ferguson 74 died Sunday and will be buried from the Baptist church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Viewing at home from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday. Ferguson came west in the 1860s, first settling in California, then the Lost River country where he ran cattle before retiring to Blackfoot. His widow survives.
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Blackfoot
Ort
Thomas M. Ferguson
Baptist Church
Ferguson
California
Lost River Country
Boy 14 Thrown From Bicycle by Auto in Blackfoot
Edwin, fourteen year old son of Chris Peterson of Firth, had his leg broken Sunday when an automobile struck him as he rode a bicycle. He was picked up by a passing motorist and taken home in Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Edwin
Chris Peterson
Firth
Rioting in Paris Suburb Wounds Three Police Officers
Rioting erupted yesterday in St Denis a Paris suburb as a general strike called by communists turned violent. About thirty shots were fired wounding three officers including a captain as unrest spread across the city. Jacques Dojoj communist deputy among the wounded and the strike failed to halt Paris traffic beyond taxi drivers.
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Paris
St. Denis
Gener
Ca Tain
Jacques Dojot
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