State News Project to be Sold to Settlers near Mountain Home
The Mountain Home irrigation project tied to late Senator James H. Brady and his sons J Robb Brady and B E Brady aims to be sold to settlers. Brady interests plan a Mountain Home irrigation district with bonds of about 260000 dollars and a thirty year amortization. Approval from Idaho officials has been secured and the project is poised to convert a non paying tract into a prospering settlement, boosting irrigation development sentiment statewide.
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Tribune
Boise
Mountain Home Irrigation Project
U.S
James H. Brady
J. Robb Brady
BE. Brady
Mountain Home
Warren G. Swendsen
State Reclamation Department
Idaho
Commissioner of Reclamation
Swendsen
Bray
Mountain Home Irrigation District
Mountain Home Cooperative Irrigation Co
Brady
Prosperong Homes
Funeral for Sidney Orsen Robinson Held in Idaho Falls
Sidney Orsen Robinson, a Taylor area farmer, died from apoplexy after being found in an outbuilding on his ranch. Burial followed in Ose Hill cemetery. He lived in Taylor for most of his 51 years and is survived by his wife and several children.
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Idaho Falls
Sidney Orsen Robinson
Taylor
Ose Hill
Robinson
Hifs
Joint Base promises quick relief for all joint pains
A bold advertisement touts Joint Base as a universal remedy for ankle knee hip elbow shoulder finger and spine joint troubles including rheumatoid cases. It claims rapid relief within two seconds of rubbing and penetration to bone and ligament, urging readers to ask a reliable druggist. It also claims Joint Base is the world’s top selling joint remedy.
Johnson begins serving sentence for involuntary manslaughter
Henry Johnson of Shelley was jailed in Potatello and will serve eight to fourteen months after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter that killed Ora Holloway when a car Johnson parked on the highway collided with another vehicle. His brother Henry received ninety days in Bingham County Jail.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Henry Johnson
Shelley
Potatello
Fred Voorht
Boise
Johnson
Ora Holloway
Bngham
Blackfoot to Play American Falls Friday
Blackfoot high school will meet American Falls at American Falls Friday. The Blackfoot squad has improved and will be in good shape for the game. Ferb Simmons is out with a foot injury. Several players missed school last week due to potato harvest and beet work.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
American Falls
Inurv
Ferb Simmons
College Entertainers Give Program at Filer
The Gooding college entertainers, warmly received at Mountain Home and Glenns Ferry, will perform a program at Filer next Sunday morning and at Buhl that evening. Accompanied by Professor Chester L. Bukner and Nellie Teasdale Ostrom, the program includes solo and quartet numbers, readings, and an offertory.
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Gooding College
Mountain Home
Glenns Ferry
Filer
Buhl
Chester L. Bukner
Nellie Teasdale Ostrom
Grieg
Alice Lee
Jerome
Rancher Gust Bloomquist Dies in Idaho Falls Residence
Gust Bloomquist, 63, pioneer rancher of Bonneville County, died Wednesday morning at his Idaho Falls home after a three month illness. Born in Sweden he immigrated to the United States, lived briefly in Michigan, then settled in Idaho Falls 32 years ago. Survived by his wife, four daughters and one son.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Gust Bloomquist
Bonneville County
Idaho Fells
Bloomquist
Sweden
Michigan
Idaho
Foster Randall and Abbie Caldwell Wed by Judge Good
Foster Randall and Abbie Caldwell of Pingree were married on October 14 by Probate Judge J KE Good in Blackfoot. The ceremony united the couple in a small local setting with attending relatives and friends.
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Blackfoot
Foster Randall
Abbie Caldwell
Pingree
J. KE. Good
Blackfoot Visitors and County Claims Noted
Blackfoot residents and visitors include M. H. Stubblefield of Chaffee Missouri visiting Rev J C Ingham and family and Andrew Eskelson of Bingham City Utah visiting Eskelson family. Clifford the internal revenue collector attended to business in Blackfoot. Peter G Johnston conducted business in Pocatello. Bingham County commissioners met in regular session and authorized September claims.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
M. H. Stubblefield
Chaffee
J. C. Ingham
Andrew Eskelson
Bingham City
Utah
Eskel Eskelson
Marty
Clifford
Internal Revenue Collector
Peter G. Johnston
Pocatello
Bingham County
Pioneer Woman Christine Bloomquist Dies in Idaho
Christine Bloomquist a seventy year old pioneer mother from Presto Bingham county Idaho died after a period of illness at the LDS hospital Idaho Falls. She was buried at Shelley beside her husband who died recently in an irrigating ditch accident. Survived by four daughters Mrs Lawrence Thorstenburg Salt Lake City Mrs Ellis Graham Rexburg Mrs Theo Carlson Minnesota and Mrs R A Robbins Blackfoot and two sons Harold and Francis on the ranch at death time.
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Blackfoot
Christine Bloomquist
Idaho
Bloomquist
Bingham County
Presto
Shelley
Lawrence Thorstenburg
Salt Lake City
Ellis Graham
Rexburg
Theo. Carlson
Minnesota
R. A. Robbins
Harold
Francis
L. D. S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Pioneer 18 Buried in Blackfoot Funeral Services Held
Thomas M. Ferguson long-time pioneer of the west since 1864 died recently. Services at the Baptist church included Rev. Barton Rendon solo performances, J E Smith and Richard M Ferris of Arco Masonic lodge attended, with Worshipful Master Dryden Reay conducting a new Masonic service at the cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Thomas M. Ferguson
Baptist Church
Barton
BBC
Rendon
Shoot Without License Leads to Fine for Clarence Taylor
Blackfoot on October 15 Clarence Taylor appeared before Probate Judge J F Good as deputy warden Lewis I Robbins charged him with shooting ducks without a license He was fined $25 plus costs in the proceeding
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Clarence Taylor
J. F. Good
Lewis I. Robbins
Taylor
Nomination Sparks Debate Over Secretary of State Vacancy
Boise Oct 15 Senator K Sutcliffe of Arco is proposed by Arco Advertiser editor Battolfsen as secretary of state. Battolfsen, former house clerk, faces opposition to a northern selection tradition as Fred Kens or Md Gallett from the southeast are discussed for the post.
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Tribune
Boise
K Sutcliffe
Arco
Battolfsen
Arco Advertiser
F. A. Eter
Fred J.kens
MD Gallett
Pocatello
Children Left Motherless in Typhoid Death
Idaho Falls reports the death of Mrs. Edina Barrowman wife of Oregon Short Line employee William Barrowman from typhoid fever. Her passing leaves four children motherless the youngest six months old. Funeral and arrangements unannounced.
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Idaho Falls
Edina Barrowman
William Barrowman
Oregon Short Line
Banking and law ethics featured at Idaho Falls Rotary
The Idaho Falls Rotary Club held a noon luncheon discussing business ethics in banking and law. BE Bennett, president of Anderson Bros. Bank, spoke on the banking association while Otto McCutcheon spoke on the advancement of the law in the past quarter century. Both talks were well received.
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Ribune
Idaho Falls
Rotary Club
BE. G. Bennett
Anderson Bros. Bank
Banking Association
Otto McCutcheon
Funeral services held for Lars J. Ingelstrom
Idaho Falls records funeral services for Lars J. Ingelstrom 67 a Shel ley resident native of Sweden who died at home Monday He lived in Idaho Falls 25 years and is survived by his wife and two sons The service was at the Shelley Methodist church with burial in Shelley cemetery.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Lars J. Ingelstrom
Shelley
Ingelstrom
Sweden
Ascent of Grand Teton Made by Party in 1898
St. Anthony notes Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Owen of Los Angeles visited Riverside hotel after returning from Jackson Hole where the summer saw the first Grand Teton ascent by Owen and companions in August 1898. The party included Bishop Frank S. Spalding. Subsequent ascents occurred in 1924 and 1925, with Owen returning at age 65 in 1924.
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St. Anthony
W. O. Owen
Los Angeles
Riverside Hotel
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone A
Owen
Grand Teton
Frank 8. Spalding
Salt Lake City
Quinn A. Blackburn
Seattle
D. F. de Lap
Andy de Piro
Missoula
Montana
A. R. Ellingwood
Lake Forest
Illinois
Mr. Owen
Yakimas Oppose Bobs In Local Indian Pageant
Yakima tribe refuses to compete in the Indian girls beauty pageant planned for October 31 in Spokane. Francis A. Garrichest urged a tribal princess candidate but faced strong disapproval for the bobbed hair look.
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Yakimas
Bobs
Spokane
Wash
Oforthwest
Tdiana
Yakima Tribe
Francis A. Garrichest
United States
Indian Council
Robbery Probe Focuses on Brown Car in McCammon
McCammon reports a break in at the Gem State Lumber office with a glass panel removed. Night Marshall O Bray suspects a party in a brown Wisconsin licensed touring car, though no plunder is found. Local residents and visitors including G H Greene and others were noted in recent activity.
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McCammon
Gem State Lumber Company
Rowe
Marshall O'Bray
Wisconsin
Military movements as Chang forces withdraw from Shanghai
Shanghai reports a tense withdrawal of over 16,000 General Chang Tso Lin troops amid rival Chekiang forces marching from Hangchow to Sungkiang. Sun Chuanfang eyes a lake route to reach Soo-chow and Wusih rail lines, and looting afresh in Sangkiang as foreign concessions see fleeing crowds.
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Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Oapaiten
Hang Chow
Sung Kiang
Sun Chuan Fang
Lake Taiho
Soo Chow
Wusih
Chang Pre
Sovo- Chow
Sangkiang
Northern Arctic Radio Station Opens At Aklavik
Ottawa reports the northerly commercial radio station at Aklavik near the Mackenzie River has opened, about 1 500 miles north of Edmonton and 125 miles beyond the Arctic Circle. The new facility, part of a northern network, is expected to aid trade for companies in the Mackenzie basin.
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Northern Eradio
Ottawa
Ont
Arctic Circle
Civilization
Canada
Aklavik
MacKenzie River
Edmonton
Artic Circle
MacKenzie Basin
Church group disavows role in federal prohibition report
Washington on October 15 the executive committee of the Methodist Protestant church issued a statement disavowing any responsibility for conclusions in the Federal Council of Churches research department prohibition report.
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Washington
Methodist Protestant Church
Federal Council of Churches
Murray Chosen First Primate
The Episcopal Church of the United States elected John Gardner Murray as its first primate at the forty-eighth triennial convention in New Orleans. He was chosen on the fifteenth ballot after a day of bishops’ voting among eight nominees, succeeding Ethelbert Talbot. Deliberations on remarriage of divorced persons faced strong opposition and will likely continue.
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New Orleans
Episcopal Church
United States
John Gardner Murray
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Murray
House of Bishops
Tis
Charles H. Brant
New York
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Gailor
American Legion Carnival Dance Promises Novelties
An American Legion carnival dance on October 15 features novelty stunts and a call to attend for all community members.
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American Legion
Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself after this date. 015 RUSSELL W WATSON.
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Russell W, Watson
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Bey Asad
A. L. Chilton
Molinelli
Poratello Optical Company
George McManus
Ey Ines
Wee
Dugan
Casey
Grogan
Fogan
Pion’er
Pioneer
Obwiluams
Viret Ave
Seattle, Wak
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G. H. Greene
Logan
Ephraim D.otis
W. L. Wilson
Perry Bingham
Clifton
J. H. Davis
Salt Lake
Kaysville
Gerald Jenkins
Robin
J. M. Waste
W. H. Edwards
Ivan Gasser
George Gasser
Troy Laundry
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