Odd Fellows Convene at Twin Falls for Annual Meet
More than 150 Idaho towns and nearly 1,000 members gathered in Twin Falls for the forty-third annual Idaho Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and related societies. A special train carried 159 visitors, with events led by Congressman Addison T. Smith in a reception at the Elks lodge.
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Pocatello
A. E. Gipson
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Botwe
W. A. Lansbury
Ashton
W. Shillington
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J. Shillington
James A. Beebee
Boise
Joan Petees
Eary
Welser
Idaho Potato Prices Soar on Frost Damage Forecast
Idaho Falls October reports indicate a potential price surge for Russetts as frost damage in Montana and the Midwest tightens supply. Russets on loaded cars to California fetch 2.25 per cwt while growers may see 1.50, with optimism mixed among Spud Alley dealers about near term trends.
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Trout Stocking In Idaho Falls Streams
Idaho Falls reports ongoing trout stocking by the state department with Paul Chang Nor as deputy warden. Twenty cans of rainbow trout were planted in Willow Creek last week and forty cans into the Uth Fork, with one hundred more native trout to be placed in the South Fork this week. Local merchants assisted with transportation.
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Ex-Idaho Democratic Leader Ben R Gray Dies by Gunshot
Ben R Gray former chairman of Idaho Democrats and longtime Hailey official died by self inflicted gunshot in his Hailey office around 10 am. He left a note for Rep Joseph Fuld regarding his insurance business. Financial worries were cited as the cause. Survived by wife formerly Mary George two sons Gordon and Benjamin and daughter Dorothy. An inquest was held in Hailey with many mourners shocked by the tragedy.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Benjamin
Dorothy
Mtters
James H. Hawley
Democratic
Itinerant Laborers Try To Boost Wages In Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls reports a labor dispute as itinerant laborers seek to raise wages for potato diggers and beet field workers from eight to ten to twelve cents per hundred. The chamber of commerce organized volunteers from residents and pupils to line up labor, and by Monday afternoon the plan was under way, with harvest expected to proceed smoothly.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Weekend Visits and Socials Round Inkom Area
Miss Barnard visited Ameri can Falls with friends over the weekend. Willis Pidcock returned home from Hollister where he had been managing business interests. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wanamaker hosted a surprise party Saturday night with four tables of progressive five hundred and a luncheon. Arthur Young of Oakland California stopped in with his parents before returning home. Miss Eva Wilcox, a local school teacher, spent the weekend with her parents in Shelley.
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Tribune
Inkom
L. Young
Oakland
Eva Wilcox
Shelley
Collision on Lorenzo bridge injures court reporter
Two cars owned by Eichelberger the First National Bank cashier and Charles W. Sandles Idaho Falls court reporter crashed on the Lorenzo bridge north of Rigby Sunday morning. Sandles suffered a facial cut from windshield glass while Eichelberger escaped uninjured. The drivers failed to avoid the collision as the vehicles met with terrific force.
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Eichelberger
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Boys Conduct Sunday Services in L D S Church
In Blackfoot on October 20 the Aaronic priesthood boys aged 13 to 18 led the L D S monthly joint union and priesthood meeting. About fifty boys formed the choir under St Andrew Benson, twelve administered the sacrament, and speakers Arthur Ogden Nathan Hale and Wintle Bingham addressed faith baptism and church organization.
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Blackfoot
Joint Union
Fort Hall
Wapello
Aberdeen
St. Andrew Benson
Arthur Ogden
Nathan Hale
Wintle Bingham
McCammon Injury After Orchard Fall
Abraham Rommell, pioneer resident of the McCammon area, was badly hurt Sunday afternoon when he slipped from an apple tree in his orchard. He suffered a broken rib a sprained ankle and bruises. Dr Rich of Lava Hot Springs treated him at once.
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McCammon
Abraham Rommell
Rich
Lava Hiot Springs
Soda Springs Social Roundup Earns Summer Visits
Mrs. Dewey Root returns to Salt Lake City after visiting Soda Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Drake and daughter from Montpelier visit friends. L. Hall weekend at Lava for ore. Mrs. Strockham of Pocatello and Miss Brush of Provo join Mr. and Mrs. Pickron. Mrs. Nighman and Miss Johnston from Conda beg in Soda Springs. Gastonbede and children depart for Burley after stock work. C B Wilson visits from Alexander. Henry C Gorton and C A Orr hosts Grace guests. Misses Lakey visit Montpelier. Mrs. Grace Powell from Gray's Lake guests of Barnard.
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Dewey Root
Salt Lake City
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Montpelier
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Barnard
Delegates Head to Twin Falls for Lodge Encampment
Blackfoot members Marcus Mestor and E M Hubble depart Lund for Twin Falls to attend the grand encampment of a Fellows lodge. M Hubble Weldon R Robbins and Robbine family members travel as delegates to the Rebekah assembly with a special depiction to be conferred at the district lodges.
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Rebekah Essembly
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Amended Reply Filed in Idaho Copper Co. Suit
Boise Oct 20 Amended reply filed in the Idaho Copper Company suit against Stewart Campbell mining inspector seeks damages of 100. Campbell had earlier denied malice and said actions were in official duty. The case draws Idaho and Pacific Northwest mining community attention over statements about advertising claims and mining laws.
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Boise
Idaho Copper
Stewart Campbel
U. District Court
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Cambell
Th Corporation
Idaho
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Pacific Northwest
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Idaho Ming Association
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Early frosts nip potatoes in Hing ham county
Blackfoot reports average potato damage from recent frost at not less than 10 percent with russet varieties hit hardest. Digging before frost caused losses. later harvests must go to warehouse or cellar. Seed potato prices rise and forecasted losses reach about $100,000 in the Snake River valley.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Hingham
L. W. van Akin
Snake River Valley
Rotary governor to visit Idaho Falls luncheon
John Carver district governor of Rotary of Utah and Idaho will be a distinguished guest at the Idaho Falls Rotarians luncheon on Wednesday October 21. This marks his first official visit to the Idaho Falls club since his election earlier in the summer.
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Idaho Falls
John Carver
Rotary
Utah
Idaho
Carver
Woman Seeks Reimbursement After Fire Destroys Garage
Idaho Falls reports Mrs. Thomas Heindel asked city council to reimburse 590 for a burned automobile. She contends the loss resulted from the fire department's slow response to the garage blaze on Fourteenth Street.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Thomas Heindel
Heindel
Fourteenth Street
Reckless Man Is Accused Kidnaping Cross Eyed Girl
Idaho Falls officials report a Fargo North Dakota warrant for Pay Latonski on kidnapping charges. Latonski about 45 abducted 13 year old Ella Krieg, last seen in a Buick with two companions likely driving through the area.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Latonski
Ella Krieg
Kinege Girl Described as Lazy and Cross Eyed
A local report notes the Kinege girl is said to be lazy for her age and cross eyed. She wears heavy dark rimmed eyeglasses.
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