Annual Odd Fellows Meet Draws Idaho Delegates to Twin Falls
Nearly 1 000 members from 159 Idaho towns attended the forty third Idaho Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Twin Falls. A north Idaho special train brought 150 visitors while others arrived by motor. Elks club hosted a welcome reception with Congressman Addison T. Smith speaking in place of Governor Moore. Officers for the coming year were elected at the grand encampment and Rebekah assembly sessions, including Cynthia Stokesbury as grand president and W. A. Lansbury named grand patriarch with other appointments listed.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Idaho Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Elka Club
Addison T. Smith
C. Moore
Ad Lodge
I. O.F
Odd Fellowa’ Hall
Department Council
Rebekah Assembly
Patriarchs Militant
Ntehekah
Cynthia Stokesbury
Emmett
Association
Mia
Edna Ross
Pocatello
A. KE. Gipson
Caldwell
W. A. Cougheflour
Boise
W. A. Lansbury
Ashton
G W. Shillington
Rupert
R. Shillington
James A Beebee
John Peters
O'Leary
Weiser
Iden
W. W. Bulls
St Mary's
Presley F. Horne
A. E. Gipson
Prices surge feared in Idaho potatoes after frost damage
Idaho potato markets show strong demand with Russets at 2.25 on loaded cars to California. Growers expect prices to rise further despite limited frost impact on undug crops and ongoing storage of dug potatoes along Spud Alley in the Snake River valley.
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Idaho
Montana
Middlewest
Russetts
California
Spud
Snake River Valley
Trout Planting Boosts Idaho Streams
Idaho Falls reports the state department planted rainbow trout in Willow creek and native trout in the South Fork and Uint Fork. Paul Chang non, the state deputy game warden, coordinated the stocking with transportation by local merchants.
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Idaho Falls
State Department
L’aul Changnon
Willow Creek
Uth Fork
South Fork
Hailey Dem Center Chief Ben Gray Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Ben R. Gray former Idaho Democratic state central committee leader and U S land office receiver at Hailey shot himself in his office yesterday morning. Financial worries were cited as the cause. He left a message for Representative Joseph Fuld requesting care of his insurance business. Survived by wife, two sons and a daughter, Gray had long been a prominent Hailey citizen and former state game warden. An inquest was held in Hailey amid community shock.
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Hailey
Ben R. Gray
Democratic State Central Committee
United States Land Office
Idaho
Joseph Fuld
Gray
Ile
Mary George
House of Representatives
Blaine County
Gordon
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Benjamin
Dorothy
James H. Hawley
Democratic
Itinerant Laborers Move to Raise Wages in Idaho Falls
Laborers seek higher pay for potato diggers in Idaho Falls as wages rise from eight to ten to twelve cents per hundred. The Idaho Falls chamber of commerce mobilizes volunteers including residents and school pupils to avert a strike. by Monday evening officials report the program is in hand and harvests proceed without interruption.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Weekend Socials Highlight Inkom News
Miss Barnard visited Ameri can Falls while Willis Pidcock tended Hollister affairs and returned home. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs J P Wanamaker with four tables of progressive five hundred and a luncheon. Arthur Young of Oakland, on business in New York, visited his parents before heading home. Eva Wilcox taught in Inkom and spent the weekend with her parents in Shelley.
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Tribune
Inkom
Miss Barnard
American Falls
Willis Pidcock
Hollister
J. P. Wanamaker
Arthur Young
Oakland
Calif
New York
L. B. Young
Eva Wilcox
Shelley
Collision on Lorengo bridge destroys two cars
On Lorengo bridge north of Rigby Idaho Falls October 20 two cars driven by Eichelberger cashier of the First National bank of St Anthony and Charles W Sandles Idaho Falls court reporter for Judge Edgington collided head on. Both vehicles were demolished. Sandles sustained a slight facial cut from windshield glass while Eichelberger backed uninjured. Neither driver could avoid the collision as both faced each other from opposite directions.
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Idaho Falls
Eichelberger
First National Bank of
Boys Conduct Sunday Services at L D S Church
In Blackfoot on October 20 the Aaronic priesthood boys aged 12 to 18 led the L D S monthly joint union and priesthood meeting. About fifty boys filled the choir, with twelve administering the sacrament and three speakers Arthur Ogden Nathan Hale and Wintle Bingham addressing faith baptism and church organization.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Joint Union
Fort Hall
Wapello
Aberdeen
Andrew Benson
Arthur Ogden
Nathan Hale
Wintle Bingham
McCAMMON Injured in Fall and Car Accident Near Town
Abraham Rommell, a pioneer resident, was badly hurt Sunday when he fell from an apple tree injuring a rib and ankle. A separate highway crash near Malad left Miss Lily Scott, Bertha Henson, Ted Coffin, and Mike Wakley bruised but not seriously hurt as their coupe overturned after a collision.
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Tribune
McCammon
Abraham Rommell
Rich
Lava Hot Springs
Lily Scott
Bertha Henson
Ted Coffin
Mike Wakley
Downey
Vilate Watt
Marcus Rowe
Pingree
Wm, Watt
Elizabeth McGinnis
Carson
McGinnis
Tenny
C. W. Tenny
Gooding College
Soda Springs Socials Mixed With Travel and Visits
In Soda Springs Oct 20 sequence notes visits and travel by residents and visitors. Mrs Dewey Root returns to Salt Lake City after a week with Mrs D B Root. J A Drake and daughter of Montpelier visit with local acquaintances. L Hall weekends at Lava Springs. Mrs Allen Strockham of Pocatello and Miss Genevieve Bruah of Provo stay with Mr and Mrs H Pickren. Mrs C B Nighman and Miss Gertrude Johnston from Conda visit Monday. Mr and Mrs John Gastonbede’s children depart for Morley after summer stock interests. C B Wilson visits Alexander. Mr and Mrs Henry C Gorton host Grace Orr in Soda Springs. Mary Lakey visits Montpelier. Mrs Grace Powell from Gray's Lake guests of Mrs Barnard.
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Tribune
Speci
Soda Springs
Dewey Root
Salt Lake City
D. B. Root
J. A. Drake
Daughtr
Montpelier
L. Hall
Lava
Allen Strockham
Pocatellond
Genevieve Bruah
Provo
H. * Pickren
C. B. Nighman
Gerrude Johnston
Conda
John Gastonbede
Morley
C. B. Wilson
Alexander
Henry C. Gorton
C. A. Orr
Grace
Minnes
Mary _Lakey
Montpel@r
Grace Powell
Gray's Latis Pe
Barnard
Blackfoot Delegates Headed to Twin Falls Lodges Convention
Blackfoot figures Marcus Mesto and BR M Hubble travel to Twin Falls as Grand Camp members of Odd Fellows. Weldon BR Robbine and Mrs Robbing join as Pee Lodge delegates. Florence Farmer and BH M Hubble attend Rebekah position. a special ceremony will be held during the meeting of district lodges.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Marcus Mesto
BR. M, Hubble
Twin Falls
Odd Fellowa Lodge
M, Hubble
Weldon BR. Robbine
Pee Lodge
Robbing
Twinks
Mia
Florence Farmer
M. Hubble
Amended reply filed in Idaho copper case against Campbell
Boise Oct 20 An amended reply to the suit by Idaho Copper Company against Stewart Campbell state mining inspector for 100 damages was filed in US district court. Campbell disputes malice while asserting he acted in official duties and public interest over alleged misleading advertising about mining claims. Idaho mining men and associations back Campbell as acting within his duties amid a dispute seen as a test of mining laws.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho Copper
Stewart Campbel
Campbell
Attorne
Th Corporation
Cambell
Idaho
Boston Car Exchange
Pacific Northwest
Idaho Coppe Corporation
Idaho Ming Association
Minin
Early Frosts Nipped Tubers in Hingam County
Blackfoot Oct 20 conservatively an average 10 percent damage to Hing ham county potato crop with russet variety hit hardest. Farmers who dug frosted spuds Friday and Saturday suffered losses. those who waited fared better. Potatoes from sandy soil fared worse than wet heavy soil. Seed potatoes sold at 3000 per hundred.预计 double value by planting time. State horticulturist L L Van Akin estimates overall loss near 100000 in Snake River valley. Potato harvest labor competes with beet work, but enough workers expected once potatoes are cleared in about ten days to two weeks.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Hingham County
Ll. W. van Akin
Snake River Valley
Rotary District Governor Carver to Visit Idaho Falls
John Carver district governor of Rotary of Utah and Idaho will be honored as a distinguished guest at the Idaho Falls Rotarians luncheon on Wednesday October 21. It marks his first official visit to the Idaho Falls club since his election earlier in the summer.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
John Carver
Rotary
Utah
Idaho
Carver
Woman Seeks City Reimbursement for Car Loss
Idaho Falls notes an unusual claim as Mrs. Thomas Heindel asks the city council to reimburse 590 for a burned automobile. She alleges the loss resulted from the fire department's delayed response to the garage fire on Fourteenth Street several weeks earlier.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Thomas Heindel
Heindel
Fourteenth Street
Reckless Man Accused of Kidnapping Cross Eyed Girl
Idaho Falls authorities seek Paul Latonski on a Fargo warrant for a kidnapping of 13 year old Ella Krieg. A Buick was used in the escape and the suspects are believed to be in the local area.
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Idaho Falls
Fargo
North Dakota
Paul Latonski
Latonski
Ella Krieg
Kineg girl described as large for her age
A description notes the Kineg girl is large for her age and wears heavy dark rimmed eyeglasses. she also is said to be cross Eyed.
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Kineg
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